Re: What field do you work in?
 

journalist
maemo skill level: 0. Really like the N900, and greatly appreciate when folks write for the noob (or close to noob) level and make easy-to-install applications that don't require inserting code.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I'm a finances student and would rate my Maemo knowledge to hmmm... 1.5? :)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

im a bookkeeper, practices 3 years in the accountancy field. for me? simple, its -1000 :D

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Data analyst with background in product design, information management and engineering.

I don't know how to answer the Maemo 5 competency question. If you mean solely as a user, I'm probably at step 4 of 5.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

production planning manager.

as per maemo -1?

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Mechanical Engineer Student

Maemo Level 1.

Human Warlock, Undead mage, both level 80. Lots of other chars lvl 60-80.

And now beginning my Eve online career :D. (Can we get an eve client for our n900s? :D)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Assistant Professor for Computer Science (Internet Security).

4.5 (was on the brink of returning it though)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Mechanician for a big mobile phone manufacturer here in Finland (Salo). Maemo level 3.5 (as a hobby about 12 years linux, a bit of coding in C++/Obj. Pascal/PHP/shell scripts)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Network Manager
Main experience in Cisco, Juniper, HP, though slowly getting my head around brocade SAN switches - horrible things!!

Maemo experience 1 to 1.5

Re: What field do you work in?
 

You're not kidding! Brocades are giving us all sorts of grief at work. Support guys just can't seem to configure them.