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Future of N900
As we know that meego will be not released for N900 and Maemo 6 project is dead. Will there be any big big os updates in future? Of course Nokia will not update it much anyways but how about maemo community? I downloaded one week ago application called "CSSU" which isn't yet full version. Even thought it's in development stage but I have received some updates which have been very useful for me. For example latest update enabled full portrait mode. So, the question is can Maemo community make a big os update for example Maemo 6? Does anybody know when CSSU will be released as full version?
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ure gonna die long before n900 can get any better then it already is..
live with it i'ma buy x7 |
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at this speed... n900 will die soon..... very soon...
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The future of the N900 is purely down to this community and i know a lot of people like yourself will feel the same as you do so just have to hang in there untill MeeGo gets its *** off the ground, officially nothing will be released from Nokia and as much as i moan and groan on here it is very very very slow going.
The forum is clogged to death now with almost every subject almost hidden away and i really do think it is about time for a "spring" cleanout of antiquated threads that go on and on and on. |
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@OP, we're all (those of use that develop for the device) trying very hard to make things better for us all, but we're limited on time/resources as we all work for free. Hopefully MeeGo DE will be ready for power users and those willing to have a less refined but more open and potentially technically better system than Maemo offers sometime in the future. This wont be the current release we're working on, but with a lot of love from those of us that are working on it, one day this can be a reality. Maybe you can help by offering some of your time? :) |
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All i can say is i won't hold my breath !.
Maybe someone could come up with a plan to actually raise funds to pay developers to devote more time, just a suggestion but at this rate by the time anything is substantially ready the N900 will be dead and buried ha. |
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I would love to be able to pay a team to get it to user capability but alas i am not that rich.
Sad part about it all is we only have what we have and IF a sensible UI can be put together making use of the components we have then it will be a blessing, if only we just had 512 of ram to play with as it clearly overclockes very well @1gb but the sad part is the lack of funds i am sure to get a good team going. I and i am sure almost every N900 owner will pay for a good MeeGo OS and i do not think even that has been suggested as it will bring revenue at the end of development to user standard, how about a meager 50$ to download?, could raise quite a bit dont you think?. |
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lol at the tags on this thread
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Lol..... At the tags tooo....
Btw... This would've been a great question if asked about 6 months ago which a lot of ppl already did.... :P |
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Meego DE development will be continued after the release of the 1.2 FINAL VERSION? Is a future 1.3 version in the plans?
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I would assume so, but this would be better asked in the MeeGo DE thread and/or from jukkaeklund
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Whether by Nokia or not, the current N900 adaptation team and those of us that are enthusiastic about MeeGo on the N900 will keep the DE platform updated. You have to understand that MeeGo development and also Nokias' N900 Developer Edition are all being developed in the open, so even if the first DE release (based on MeeGo 1.2) is all Nokia actively contribute their resources to, the project will still be alive.
In fact, Nokias participation in creating the "Developer Edition" is merely assiging Nokia devs work and making sure MeeGo contributers are concentrating on the right areas, bugs and features, to reach the DE specifications. And it is clearly visible that Jukka and the team have successfully made really great progress in this regard. I can only hope we continue to have the great project management we've had recently with the N900 DE project. Something that has been a great help and source of inspiration for us all. @abill, I wasn't asking you to pay out of your pocket, I was asking you to maybe look into creating the means and raising funds for possibly a bounty programme |
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If we want Meego 1.3 lets contribute! Simple is that. |
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I'm still waiting for that Maemo Fremantle developer edition we were promised for N8x0 devices. Nokia's history of these devices does not instill confidence. |
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What the hell is going on here, for the 9001th time on the forum?
MeeGo DE is going to be complete rather soon, but it'll always still be a DE. Expect that for a few months after release, it'll feel like Maemo PR1.0 all over again. Hopefully it'll get polished up over time, though. Note the emphasis. If you need/want a good, stable OS for the N900, it's already here, and it's called Maemo 5 PR1.3. Learn how to use swappolube and Transition Control, and turn on HWSync. If you really need it, 750MHz+XLV is a safe overclock. Why so negative, TMO? And BTW, can people PLEASE stop *****ing to the Nitdroid team that NITDroid can't make calls, FC's apps, runs the phone VERY hot, etc. It's very different from Maemo, not to mention they had to make some drivers for it to work acceptably. Same for the people *****ing about MeeGo, 2.6.37 is a real feat on the N900, not to mention how nice it runs on the device (HINT: If all the functions worked - phone, messaging, camera, accel, sensor, slider, MeeGo HUX apps - the quality would be on par with PR1.0. Hopefully that'll be done in a month.) |
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Nah, abill_uk, I'm fine, it's just that I'm bothered by the amount of people that want MeeGo ASAP just because it's shiny and new.
Personally, I still like Maemo, and contrary to what a lot of people believe, it's still a decent phone OS in 2011 for the enthusiast, unlike iOS and Android. |
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The n900 is getting old why are people still trying? ffs its like you all saying you want windows 95 to still be updated.. yes the n900 is a bloody fantastic mobile computer but lets face it things change for the better just deal with it.
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Obviously a lot of doubts shadow MeeGo due to past history with Nokia over the N900 so as i said....... we have no choice to wait and see. |
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If there are legal reasons Nokia do not let everything be open then surely it should be pointed out the area's that are difficult that end up in a nofix situation consquently for the MeeGo release. My point right from the beggining was not a doubt on the MeeGo development team and everyone involved in its progress but the so called input from Nokia for MeeGo. |
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You do realise that if for instance 2 million N900's have been sold then just about every single unit will be upgraded to a successful MeeGo OS?. I am not being cynical in any way of the MeeGo development but i doubt Nokia if it has anything whatsoever to do with the future of MeeGo as i feel some control will be on the cards from Nokia. |
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I doubt even 25% of N900 users will upgrade to MeeGo, most will have left the N900 behind months ago. 2 million devices? Hah, I don't think so. The number is probably below 500k. Admittedly we have closed drivers, but they're open to some people, people that do not work for Nokia and are as committed to MeeGo on the N900 as anyone. The drivers do not need to be open, it'd be nice if everything was but the majority of even desktop and laptop machines use closed proprietary blobs. The most important thing is that these blobs are compiled against the latest kernel tree and the latest glibc etc.
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I say "upgrade", maybe "transition" is the best word, as MeeGo will not offer everything Maemo has, we wont have Adobe Flash for instance and there is still a lot of work to be done in the UX to make it as complete and integrated as Maemo is now.
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As for your 25% i hope MeeGo is that good that everyone will go for it and so they should after all the hard work put into it. |
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if you want a phone with frequent OS updates, sell your N900 and buy another phone - the N900 is at its most polished state NOW and it will be a LONG time (if it even gets there) before other OS alternatives on the N900 get close to it
if you are not a technie who wants to write code for the N900 and drive development for a hobby platform, dont waste your time - move on and get another phone. |
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