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Originally Posted by TheLongshot View Post
As for the second part, certainly there is going to be questions about how Nokia's current strategy is going to affect MeeGo. Fortunately, MeeGo's fate wasn't solely tied to Nokia. Yes, we are probably a little ways off from finding out if MeeGo will be a viable platform, but such things take time and I think your expectations have been unrealistic.

If anything, you seem to be the dreamer, expecting that a year of development is enough to make MeeGo a consumer-ready OS for the N900. Obviously, it seems workable now, since there are those who say that a lot of things do work.
My expectations are very realistic in that i doubt we will get a port of MeeGo to the N900 that will be anything like what it will be like on future devices whoever brings them out.
The N900 does lack speed and ram and looking at the way this is going it seems the whole concept will be built around better superior devices than ours.
The version we get will be a cut down of what it will be like on future devices thats for sure because of hardware disadvantages and closed components.

I do not listen to words any more because of the way Nokia promised us and pulled the plug, i am very sad and sometimes angry that i paid top money for the N900 and to be let down by a huge company like Nokia for sure got my back up.

I speak my mind, many don't like it but that is me.

Dreamer i am most definitly not ha.

Remember we have had all this talk before about what will be, what will happen etc etc and it just never did that is the top and bottom of it.

Dont listen to fancy wraparounds because the end result is often very far from the dream picture that is painted prior.

We WILL get MeeGo in a more substantial form on the N900 than it is at the moment that seems to be on the cards now so we wait and see.

Last edited by abill_uk; 2011-04-01 at 19:10.