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2010-01-21
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There's the wiki page: http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...ion_to_Maemo_5.
I guess the "main" problem in porting complex applications is that most of the UI needs to be redesigned (finger UIs, no hierarchical menus, etc).
Note that I have no experience in this, I dabbled a bit at "hildonizing" a Python Glade application in Diablo (N800/N810), which was relatively simple, but it has just about no relavance for Maemo5 aka Fremantle.
I guess you should start with telling in what language(s) you would like to work on.
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Maybe if there are a few noobs who would like to learn, and perhaps a few folks willing to help out and instruct.... well maybe we could start a user group to port apps.
I was thinking we could make a list of apps we would like to try and port. Make a poll to vote what should be ported first. Then attempt to port the app.
Maybe even document the process as we go. Heck ... could even use google wave for the process.
If this is something folks are interested in doing, I'd like to go about it the correct way and port them optified.
I dont know what's entailed in doing this or even what type of environment is needed to port apps, but I'm willing to give it a go.
Anyway...just a thought.