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2010-08-04
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#92
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"But seriously. To label folks that want bugs that do exist to be fixed is considered whining now?"
The way to get a bug that does exist fixed is NOT to pile into a humongous (well, getting there) thread and complain and complain and ask for proof. The way to get a bug fixed is to find a thread or place where that bug is discussed or reported and talk about it there.
And to those of you demanding proof -- I would like proof too! Where is proof that the economy is improving? Where is proof that I am going to live ten years? Where is proof that anything is going to happen about anything?
I don't know about you, but I'm just not finding a lot of proof, especially about future events, out there.
In the meantime, my N900 is lovely.
The way to get a bug that does exist fixed is NOT to pile into a humongous (well, getting there) thread and complain and complain and ask for proof. The way to get a bug fixed is to find a thread or place where that bug is discussed or reported and talk about it there.
And to those of you demanding proof -- I would like proof too! Where is proof that the economy is improving? Where is proof that I am going to live ten years? Where is proof that anything is going to happen about anything?
I don't know about you, but I'm just not finding a lot of proof, especially about future events, out there.
In the meantime, my N900 is lovely.
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2010-08-04
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@ Warsaw, Poland
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Originally Posted by johnel
Some misinformation there - Nokia employees (incl kernel developers) plus subcontractors are paid to work on MeeGo for N900 hardware adaptation. By MeeGo I mean meego.com, not Maemo 6.
It's a long story but basically:
Nokia will not officially support MeeGo on n900.
Community is doing port and some Nokia employees are lending a hand too.
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2010-08-04
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Just look at the number of these so called "ranting/whining" threads popping up all the time here. If nothing else, this should be an indication that more and more people are getting disappointed, frustrated and just plain pissed with n900 and nokia.
No amount of Nokia_arsh_kissing comments from individuals around here will make it better for the rest of us. One can't convince a hungry person that he/she is well fed.
Look at what is happening here... was this forums so fragmented and were there so many complaints before?
No amount of Nokia_arsh_kissing comments from individuals around here will make it better for the rest of us. One can't convince a hungry person that he/she is well fed.
Look at what is happening here... was this forums so fragmented and were there so many complaints before?
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2010-08-04
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Originally Posted by johnel
In MeeGo, closed blobs are: battery management, 3d accelerator libraries, bluetooth and wifi firmware. Accessible by plugging in your IMEI and accepting the usual 'no warranties' license.
Drivers for n900 are still closed but community are writing open source versions (e.g. battery management)
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2010-08-04
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@ Springfield, MA, USA
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#96
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Originally Posted by w00t
So what you're saying is that they're not really serious about competing?
Note that it's summer in Europe, and as such, a lot of people (including Finns) generally take an awful lot of holiday.
Originally Posted by attila77
Oh snap! He called it!
Nice try, but you're no Niini. Your reason-foo is no match for the pessimist tone of this thread. It has attained the 'I don't care level', where it no longer matters what you DID, DO or WILL (not) get, as if you say something positive, you're a blind fanboy, and if you say something negative, you're a whiner. Being normal, considering advantages and disadvantages does not apply and is being used to reaffirm one's fanboy or whine attitude as mentioned above.
Man, I miss it when it was Internet Tablet Talk and we were all so optimistic about openness and stuff.
Man, we were so naive. heheh
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2010-08-04
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Originally Posted by gill_za
Yes, there has been LOT of complaints before.
Look at what is happening here... was this forums so fragmented and were there so many complaints before?
And many of them by the same posters as well
It is just the way that web discussions/forums work IMHO.
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2010-08-04
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Niklas Savander guy is taking questions on twitter today:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...6&goto=newpost
Why don't everyone tweet him and ask him about what bothers you about N900? I' asked him about flash 10.1 on N900.. i guess if everyone of us tweets then it will be hard to avoid that question.. cmon' peeps.. start tweeting please!
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...6&goto=newpost
Why don't everyone tweet him and ask him about what bothers you about N900? I' asked him about flash 10.1 on N900.. i guess if everyone of us tweets then it will be hard to avoid that question.. cmon' peeps.. start tweeting please!
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2010-08-04
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@ Norway
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Originally Posted by cfh11
If you had read the comments in this thread - or indeed in this forum over the past few months - you would realize that 2 things are certain:
1) pr 1.3 is coming
2) meego will be installable on the n900 but will be supported by the community
Question about 2) : Will Meego for N900 be a Phone or just a microcomputer. (sms, mms, mfe, and OVI store access .... all the things Nokia phones have?)
I haven't seen any answer to this, but I sure want to know what people believe (hoping is not that interesting).
Regards.
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