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2010-06-18
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2010-06-18
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Easy debian seems to be the ideal solution for you, it comes with LXDE and all the things you asked for. Have you tried it?
Wow! Man you're my exact opposite! Well if it is indeed yes! I suggest LXDE a total crap DU for me since it's way totally very simple and old school. Guess you would like it. Hehehe
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2010-06-18
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Android installs easily and runs fast as on ANY phone!
Android on N900 is running great, just needs more work.
why not try get the older maemo UI to run? I remember seeing that maemol 4 (N8x0) had kde running on it.
LXDE via Easy Debian's actually pretty usable.
Maybe you can get other DEs installed via Synaptic, but I haven't tried.
As per the previous post, penguinbait has ported several DEs to Diablo, not sure how they would work on Fremantle. Unfortunately, penguinbait has said he is no longer active on these forums.
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2010-06-18
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Alternative desktops
In addition to the officially supported Hildon environment that comes standard on the tablets, several alternate desktop systems are available. Penguinbait, a member of the Internet Tablet Talk community, has successfully ported KDE 3, Openbox, and XFCE to the N800 and N810 (the 770 is able to run an early version of the KDE port). KDE 4 is being ported at the present time. LXDE is the default desktop for the "Easy Debian" distribution, which is installed as a single application under Maemo, but provides access to the full range of software in the ARM Debian distribution via a chroot environment.
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2010-06-19
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2010-06-20
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2010-06-20
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LXDE via Easy Debian's actually pretty usable.
Maybe you can get other DEs installed via Synaptic, but I haven't tried.
As per the previous post, penguinbait has ported several DEs to Diablo, not sure how they would work on Fremantle. Unfortunately, penguinbait has said he is no longer active on these forums.
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2010-06-20
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Hi,
You can change the windowing system. Don't use synaptic.
Use Easy Deb CHroot and just use apt-get install..
apt-get install jwm (tiny, tiny window manager)
apt-get instal xfce4
kde, gwm.... blah blah blah..
It's hard to get them to work sometimes.
I was using xnest to get them to work, but found out (qole) that we should be using xypher (same scratchbox n900 emulator).
There is a problem though, when you install XFCE4 (maybe it has been fixed?), you loose the blue function button in LXDE (normal easy debain).
Instructions:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=50874
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2010-06-21
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Android on N900 is running great, just needs more work.
why not try get the older maemo UI to run? I remember seeing that maemol 4 (N8x0) had kde running on it.