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2007-06-28
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#12
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No video?
Those cheapskypes.
Those cheapskypes.
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2007-06-28
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Good! Good! Skype on the N800. Finally!
Now how is it integrated? Is it considered a seperate application like Gizmo? Or is it integrated in the same way Google Talk is? With the online status on the status bar, auto-launched, integrated with Contacts, etc?
Texrat? Your call.
Ton.
Now how is it integrated? Is it considered a seperate application like Gizmo? Or is it integrated in the same way Google Talk is? With the online status on the status bar, auto-launched, integrated with Contacts, etc?
Texrat? Your call.
Ton.
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2007-06-28
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Originally Posted by Toontje
You'll find out soon enough.
Good! Good! Skype on the N800. Finally!
Now how is it integrated? Is it considered a seperate application like Gizmo? Or is it integrated in the same way Google Talk is? With the online status on the status bar, auto-launched, integrated with Contacts, etc?
Texrat? Your call.
Ton.
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2007-06-28
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Originally Posted by Texrat
But he could be hit by a number 3 bus.............tell him now.......promise we wont look
You'll find out soon enough.
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2007-06-28
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Originally Posted by proterra
ROTFL!! Me too, won't look
But he could be hit by a number 3 bus.............tell him now.......promise we wont look
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2007-06-28
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Originally Posted by Toontje
If you saw the screenshots it appears to be definitely a third party app - no integration in the system.
Good! Good! Skype on the N800. Finally!
Now how is it integrated? Is it considered a seperate application like Gizmo? Or is it integrated in the same way Google Talk is? With the online status on the status bar, auto-launched, integrated with Contacts, etc?
There is for sure a way to start it with the system (I have done it once in the past to start a calendar app which name I don't remember at this moment...), but you must use XTerm ad modify some files here and there, if you're used to use Linux, no problems at all
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2007-06-28
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Originally Posted by maxilogan
And if you're not used to Linux? I should have bought a Pocket PC, right?
If you saw the screenshots it appears to be definitely a third party app - no integration in the system.
There is for sure a way to start it with the system (I have done it once in the past to start a calendar app which name I don't remember at this moment...), but you must use XTerm ad modify some files here and there, if you're used to use Linux, no problems at all
BTW, look at the image:
What is the icon between the Skype and the Web icon in the running apps area? Looks like a phone....
Ton.
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2007-06-28
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Originally Posted by Toontje
Give me 5 minutes, I was already searching it to post. No difficult at all, believe me.
And if you're not used to Linux? I should have bought a Pocket PC, right?
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2007-06-28
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...well... at least...
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail//ma...ry/002831.html
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=1514
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail//ma...ry/002831.html
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=1514
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If this release has SDHC support, a reliable version of Skype, better Web 2.0, and more stability/bug-fixes, then I will be a happy man. I just bought an N800 in anticipation of this. I have been waiting to buy SkypeIn and SkypeOut until I knew that the N800 would deliver. I have also waited to buy memory cards to see the word on official SDHC support.
I am really hoping that Skype helps the Maemo platform. I want the N900 to be a big success, too, and for the platform to thrive.
Travis