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2011-09-28 , 05:36
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and I thought meego is a stupid name.
 

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2011-09-28 , 05:41
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I don't care about name. This tizen is HOT.

"Today both the Linux Foundation and Limo Foundation Announced a new Operating System – “Tizen”. This Operating System is a combination of Limo and MeeGo that will eventually replace MeeGo. The project will be hosted by the Linux Foundation and led by a technical steering team composed of Intel and Samsung."

READ: INTEL and SAMSUNG! Nokia WTF?!

http://www.meegoexperts.com/2011/09/...project-tizen/
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2011-09-28 , 05:48
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I don't care about name. This tizen is HOT.

"Today both the Linux Foundation and Limo Foundation Announced a new Operating System – “Tizen”. This Operating System is a combination of Limo and MeeGo that will eventually replace MeeGo. The project will be hosted by the Linux Foundation and led by a technical steering team composed of Intel and Samsung."

READ: INTEL and SAMSUNG! Nokia WTF?!

http://www.meegoexperts.com/2011/09/...project-tizen/
Hmmm.. Tizen seems to rely on html5 as app framework. How about Qt? ...
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2011-09-28 , 06:05
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Yes, I hope Qt won't get sacrificed in the process.
 

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2011-09-28 , 06:38
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#5
If I would like to kill open source on Phones I would exactly follow
this strategy:

Invent Maemo, swap to Meego and then before it's known/working
go to the next. We should change between yup, apt, and so on
on the way. Maybe qt to something other and back again.

It should have been named Minix and should stay on universities
and schools as playground.

Seems like devils have better strategies than world savers.
Waiting for October 4th ...
 

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2011-09-28 , 06:40
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Hope this one builds on the predecessors than throw everything to bin and start all over again.
 
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2011-09-28 , 06:44
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I wouldn't be very surprised if they bought WebOS in order to get HTML5 platform ASAP. Let's see.
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2011-09-28 , 06:51
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Plus ça change...
 

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2011-09-28 , 07:03
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Qt is left out? LOL this will change everything again?
 

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Willem Liu is offline Willem Liu
2011-09-28 , 07:15
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This is like the official end of Maemo and Meego. Maybe Nokia did see this coming and switched to WP7 just in time...
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