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Re: Brainstorm: Porting maemo to other devices instead
well thats not a stupid question... anyways nokia is selling its technologies & patents in yard sale's... so that might be possible ;)
on second thought : nokia never(never ever never ever never never never ever) does anything that our community(TMO) likes/love's/wishes.. so its not possible :) |
Re: Brainstorm: Porting maemo to other devices instead
please please please port maemo to android devices, that is the only way to let our community to survive forever :(
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Re: Brainstorm: Porting maemo to other devices instead
Can it be ported on HP Touchpad, that will be a killer, I will sleep with it each night next to me in my bed :)
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Re: Brainstorm: Porting maemo to other devices instead
For the past while, I have simply been using Gnome-shell on my HP Touchsmart laptop. The Gnome actually modeled a lot after Maemo5! Take a look at the developer logs. The only thing I see that it's missing is ease of getting the screen to rotate without some weird hacks. It would also be really cool if I could get an internal GPS in it.
Gnome-Shell still needs to add multitouch support a well, but then maemo5 never really had it either. slaapliedje |
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I'll write a review one of these days. EDIT 2: How about replicating the UI of Maemo 5 in gnome 3. Would that be possible? |
Brainstorm: Porting maemo to other devices instead
Copyright...
Why doesn't someone try get Maemo running as a fully working chroot first? Full GUI. I have previously had Maemo running on a Galaxy S2. Was working fine, but was not worth my time or effort. It's was CLI only, I couldn't get a GUI because of the way chrooting is done on Droid. Need to open the gui via a different program. I think I deleted all the files and work after a few weeks. Due to copyright and that fact that I lost interest. It is an easy job to get it running. Any android device. The droid kernel is not really compatible. Chroot was sharing the kernel. Oh well. Edit: By any android: I mean "ARM" based. |
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Qwazix has been trying to do this with the n9. Maemo chroot runs fine but still could not get the GUI to load.
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Even though this is more of a whine than an observation, I still find it odd that an open source system as such has not been ported to any other hardware.
Android has popped up in many places and it's less open. |
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But idk why Android gets ported more places. Perhaps because it's most popular? It's ubiquity means that more hardware already has binaries that will work with Android available somewhere? More people on the platform certainly helps. Less dilligent concern for legality probably is a factor as well - I've not been around much on these devices/phones/OS's parts of the internets, but this community seems to care about legality a lot more than many other device user communities I've glimpsed. Of course, if you put Android on something, Google won't have a problem with it, if you put Maemo (5 or otherwise) on something (and left their trademark/copyright logos/whatever in there), Nokia would probably send their lawyers to do the typical primal feces-flinging. |
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