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Originally Posted by pablocrossa
im sorry but you can't make claims like this unless you plan on porting gtk, injection wifi drivers, gtk depending apps, and much much more to n9, n9 simply lacks enough talented community developers for all this to be viable, n900 still has a much better comunity support not to mention how it was in its prime time
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2012-03-06
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aegis wont let us to hack it, @@
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Originally Posted by marxian
That's very interesting point. I love my N900 because I can do both RDP and SSH to manage my company servers. I also installed Tomcat server, and I can always test out my Spring based website on N900. It works like a charm with EJRE 7. I'm a big fan of Spring Framework. I didn't order N9 yet, but I may have to hold it and wait for 808 then. Thank you for your idea.
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If you already have an N900, the N9 would seem to be a waste of money for this type of use case.
Last edited by springwork; 2012-03-06 at 20:12.
