Joiku for n900 available :)
 

as an old n95-8gb user of joikuspot I am really happy that the guys have launched their beta application today.

Just saw it on facebook... downloading on this moment:

http://www.joiku.com/index.php?actio...product_id=605

The best... It is currently FREE - beta.. (!)

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

hope it works so I can get my n800 mer connecting to internets via n900


e: damn this repository-thing in maemo is easy..... I wasn't ready for the fact that the beta version has already .install -file ;)

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

for me it did not work with the link that was provided on the joiku site..
but used this one instead:
http://www.joikushop.com/maemospot/joikuspot.install now it says succesfully installed and i am just trying.. will report back :)

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

How can I install this file?
Does not work

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

open it with browser.

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

i just clicked the second link... with my n900 (the .install one) and it asked me if i want to ask joiku to my depositories. i clicked yes.. then it showed me the details page with file size ect.. and installed automatically

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

Link worked fine for me dude, thanks, and thanks OP, used this on my N95 8gb too....

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

when you open it in the web broeser, it should open app manager and start installing the program.

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

This is great news - my friends at work were always impressed by my N96's ability to allow them to connect to the internet over wireless through my phone. Was great on work trips etc...

I wanted to show off my N900 but they weren't as impressed due to the lack of Joiku... next work week away, it can be business as usual!

Really easy to install - second link does the trick!

Re: Joiku for n900 available :)
 

Feedback to the developers: please put the helpfile of the "Quide" (Guide?) not in /usr/share/joikuspot, but in /opt/share/joikuspot.
Also check the installation for possible optification (but as few data in /usr or root, most things should go into /opt)