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2010-04-17
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i dont think iphone-games are debian packages...?! correct me if i'm wrong.
technically it should be possible because both the n900 and iphone have quite similar hardware, but its up to the developers to create n900-versions of their games.
technically it should be possible because both the n900 and iphone have quite similar hardware, but its up to the developers to create n900-versions of their games.
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2010-04-17
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NEVER!!!
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sry if my answer is too argessive....
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2010-04-17
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Ohh...thanks for the replies guys..but then..i was an iphone user....and i used to install a few apps which were . deb....then y cant they be run here??
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2010-04-17
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Originally Posted by numair87
If you can run your iPhone games under Debian, then yes...
is it possible to run iphone games on N900??? If yes then somebody plz temme how?????? is it thru Easy debian which lets u install debian packages???
thanks in advance!
Otherwise, not so much. You know how many years it took to reimplement the Win32 API (WINE project) to a decent standard o performance and functionality? While I'm sure the iPhone APIs are simpler and better documented, it's still a huge project, and if there were any efforts (I don't know of any), they'd be impractically incomplete/buggy/slow at this point.
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2010-04-17
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Originally Posted by msa
Some iPhone applications are .deb packages, but if a package is a debian package that doesn't mean it can be installed
i dont think iphone-games are debian packages...?! correct me if i'm wrong.
technically it should be possible because both the n900 and iphone have quite similar hardware, but its up to the developers to create n900-versions of their games.
Both have very different systems for UIs and such, so even if you install a .deb package it won't work/run
Originally Posted by ~phoenix~
If the dev ports the app it would run.
NEVER!!!
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2010-04-17
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@numair: .deb is actually just the wrapper (used for jailbroken iphone apps). The binaries (executables) inside them are completely different from the ones used by N900. So, no, they're not compatible with one another.
But if there's any particular app or games that you would really like to have on N900; why don't you write to the developers (there should be a link to them in their respective appstore pages) and see if they would consider porting their apps to N900.
But if there's any particular app or games that you would really like to have on N900; why don't you write to the developers (there should be a link to them in their respective appstore pages) and see if they would consider porting their apps to N900.
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2010-04-17
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Originally Posted by ysss
@yss: thanks a lot for the detailed explanation buddy.....so what according to u are the best games available for N900 out dere??
@numair: .deb is actually just the wrapper (used for jailbroken iphone apps). The binaries (executables) inside them are completely different from the ones used by N900. So, no, they're not compatible with one another.
But if there's any particular app or games that you would really like to have on N900; why don't you write to the developers (there should be a link to them in their respective appstore pages) and see if they would consider porting their apps to N900.
thanks in advance!