The only thing is, having someone go "here's link to source and deb *link*, it's still experimental but it'd be great if those willing install and give bug reports" is essentially the same as saying "I uploaded this to devel - it's called *name* - it's still experimental, but install and give bug reports if you're willing".

The only difference is I either manually fetch the .deb, either directly with the N900 or from a computer which I then move to the N900, or I connect to internet from N900 and open up my app manager. The exact process of getting the installation is different - the discussion and bug reporting is the same.

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Les Garten: They MIGHT work. It depends on the exact config file. You should be able to convert the parts that don't work into parts that do in the config files and get them to work. (When I install my first test will be with my current .conf, and I'll go from there.) When this is complete and working properly, I see no reason why properly done config files from there wouldn't work in the new version. You'd just be able to cut out some of the "execi" shell commands and replace them with premade variables.