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Re: Linux is Open Source, Is it Possible for Maemo 5 to be Open Source too?
Cherry Trojan, I think, is some slang that developed for the piece that forced mynokia subscription upon PR1.2 update.
That's the best I could come up with through power search of this forum. Edit: Here's the thread, on the page where I got the info to make the above conclusion: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=57214&page=13 There's something about a .cherry_state file, and just in general rambling about the MyNokia subscription thing. |
Re: Linux is Open Source, Is it Possible for Maemo 5 to be Open Source too?
I think Nokia should focus on building hardware and let the software be developed elsewhere. I can understand why some of maemo5 are closed but do not accept or agree upon it. Although the OS is pretty awesome it could have been even more awesome.
I hope Nokia will open up more.. especially the contacts widget. Also to make more easy to change to different OS. For that maybe a more open BME would be needed. So even if Nokia have not gone the full yard yet.. they have brought us open-source lovers closer. They could easily have taken the other route. And Meego will take it a step further on that road. |
Re: Linux is Open Source, Is it Possible for Maemo 5 to be Open Source too?
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http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=57214 and http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=53565 The first one was already mentioned above, but I don't thing page 13 is the best place to start reading it. |
Re: Linux is Open Source, Is it Possible for Maemo 5 to be Open Source too?
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Oh and IIRC the GSM firmware isn't Nokia's. I believe they sold their baseband group to Renesas and it is in fact their baseband firmware. |
Re: Linux is Open Source, Is it Possible for Maemo 5 to be Open Source too?
Good news is there is actually an opensource GSM stack being developed. Bad news is, it's only GSM, and everything else is a lot more complicated. Worse news is that it's at the very earliest stages - last I read up on it it was able to listen to GSM signals, but not send anything.
And each hardware port is it's own challenge. |
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