Google Gadgets open-sourced for Linux
 

By Ryan Paul | Published: June 05, 2008 - 09:45AM CT

>> http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...for-linux.html


Could this mean Google map, reader, and mash-up applets on our Tablets?

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I just installed in my ubuntu laptop. Not seem to be too heavy to port to NIT. But I don't know.

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Kate Alhola ported Google Gadgets to Maemo. Currently the port is in alpha stage though.

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Why is the required space for installation so large?

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Well, its quite a big package because it also contains a lot of software. Also, it depends on Python, Qt, WebKit, and a lot more.

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for a long time my n800 has only 20M free memory. i had to remove gnumerics and a couple of applications to install the latest OS upgrade. This application is out of reach for me. I am desesperated looking for the n900... or any other device with more memory and processing power....

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i always use boot from sd...

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i tried it. it was unbearably slow...

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Really?????

I cannot see the difference here, for me it is perfect.
I have n810 and diablo

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Usually boot from SD is faster if you use the faster kernel.