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Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

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Originally Posted by marxian (Post 1382608)

I'll be starting on cuteTube tomorrow. :)

Nice

Please dont forget nice features that N9 first had like playing video when searching for another and resizing video when playing.
I really liked those.

Then off topic
Cutetube in N9 is bit buggy (Network error). Havent you fixed it or is Nokia store is really this slow?

PS. I use CuteTube everyday. :D

Edit: Also you and other developers should post more often what you are working on.

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

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Originally Posted by Mikkosssss (Post 1382654)

Nice

Please dont forget nice features that N9 first had like playing video when searching for another and resizing video when playing.
I really liked those.

No problem with the resizing request, but playing the video in the background affects performance too much. In any case, I'll need to wait until I can get the device before I can see what video performance is like.

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Originally Posted by Mikkosssss (Post 1382654)

Then off topic
Cutetube in N9 is bit buggy (Network error). Havent you fixed it or is Nokia store is really this slow?

Update has been awaiting QA approval since Monday 21st. I think the Nokia Store QA team now consists of one guy in a broom cupboard. By the end of the year, there will be 'in-app' updates. Also, the N9 version will be in OpenRepos. No more waiting for Nokia Store QA. :)

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Originally Posted by Mikkosssss (Post 1382654)

PS. I use CuteTube everyday. :D

Thanks. :D

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Originally Posted by Mikkosssss (Post 1382654)

Edit: Also you and other developers should post more often what you are working on.

Well, I only started the Sailfish stuff on Friday. :p I don't like to post until I have something concrete. At least then I can be sure it won't turn out to be vapourware.

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

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Originally Posted by marxian (Post 1382716)

Playing the video in the background affects performance too much. In any case, I'll need to wait until I can get the device before I can see what video performance is like.

Now on N9 I use KMplayer to listen and search same time.

You could make option "Open videoplayer in new window" and have button in player that brings CuteTube on top and vice versa.

My head is full of ideas. :D

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

Sportstracker (Dev contacted)

Any update on the response?

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

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Originally Posted by marxian (Post 1382716)

I think the Nokia Store QA team now consists of one guy in a broom cupboard.

If it wasn't true it'd be hilarious... >.>

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

A Dropbox file manager integration is a must. Or, if we end up having just the usual kind of client with its separate file viewer, there needs to be a widget or sth. for one-touch-sync, *including upload*.
IMO anything that claims to be a cloud service but lacks fast and easy, in-app upload functionality is a fraud.

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

A decent ftp client!

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

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Originally Posted by 10basetom (Post 1381540)

Yes, you are right. However, with the exception of Wikipedia, which has an excellent mobile site, all the other "clients" offer a superior experience to using the mobile version of the site. For example, try using mobile Gmail for awhile and compare it to Android's native Gmail app -- no comparison. Same applies to Kayak, Wego, Amazon, etc.

Exactly.
*All* mobile sites are total crap compared to either their desktop counterparts or relative apps, or both.
If you want to use all the functionality that the desktop site offers, it's safe to say you needn't look for that on the mobile site.
In terms of usability, most of them aren't even touch-optimized, i.e. you always get tiny little text links that require zooming in to hit them.
In short, lack of a mobile app means using that site/service on yr phone will suck balls.

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

And LibreOffice. Make Jolla a productivity device.

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?

what are the easy debian vs wayland prospects?