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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
Apparently the tinymail threads are crashing for some reason or another, it's being worked on and some of the fixes should have made it into the svn. johnx compiled it yesterday, and I'm certain he'd be willing to share a binary if you asked.
Thanks, but the "fix" has been in the svn for months, I'm not going to hold my breath or expect that this binary would fix anything.

I personally don't have a lot of problems with volume and VoIP, but, yeah, the volume as a whole for the entire platform is a little low for what the hardware is capable of.
No, when answering a VoIP phone without a headset on you often have to adjust the volume before it suddenly "kicks in".

This one has been covered a lot already. But I'll explain it again here. Major code changes are frozen 2-3 months before the release...
So that's why Modest was being worked on up until the last minute?

Yes, that's why the AGPS support is beta, and doesn't ship with Diablo. . . .
It's one of the hyped features of this release directly from Nokia. Writing it off as "it's just a beta" doesn't cut it. The whole system is beta if that's the case.

Is that top consumption? Because top consumption is entirely meaningless. Install htop and get back to me on that one.
No according to top it's using 120% of the memory.

. . . and yet, I've found Diablo to be a net positive overall. Application manager is much more usable, overall system stability is improved here, virtual input methods are much more consistent system-wide, and much of the phantom typing in the fkb and vkb seems to have been eliminated.
Better than their previous release... well.. I don't know how much that's saying.

The thing to keep in mind for Diablo, though, is SSU. The good news is that a lot of the issues seem to be getting fixed internally, and all that's needed is a couple of SSU pushes to get them to us (well, or you can try out the svns for the open stuff if that's your thing)—no waiting 4 months for another big firmware release.
Um, that is a complete red herring because Nokia has been able to push out updates this whole time ( Maps in the Chinook release for instance ). SSU may expand the number of packaged under proper management, but they have always had the ability to push an update for the system software.

SSU, as we have already witnessed, will encourage more half-baked releases from Nokia.