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2011-06-20
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2011-06-21
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I just bought 3 nokia n800's. -And I'm a newcomer to the platform.
I'm interested in the Maemo CSSU for n8x0 and the efforts to backport Meego to n8x0.
Hard to sift through the Diablo Turbo thread. I'm curious if the improvements are "stable" and if so, if they'll be coming to a CSSU soon. Perhaps they're already in the CSSU and I just missed it.
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2011-06-21
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I guess it has grown too much. First post is the important one. I'd say it's quite stable, nobody complains of any major problem since the last update and last testing kernel increases stability.
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2011-06-21
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http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N8x0
http://elinux.org/N800
Have all the developers (luke-jr, kvalo, stskeeps, Sage, w00t, dl9pf, and Termana) associated with the backport drifted away? From the 2nd link, it appears work continues to get hardware support merged into the mainline linux kernel.
Who is/was responsible for CSSU?
(regarding Diablo Turbo)
Well when I find time to sift through the whole thread... I'll try to write up a summary. -Good to know the original author is still around :-)
Guess this goes back to who is/was responsible for the CSSU? How would one go about incorporating Diablo Turbo into a CSSU?
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2011-06-21
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2011-06-21
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Diablo CSSU is dormant due to closed source blockers and lack of interested qualified developers. If you see a potential roadmap to keep Diablo alive, then propose it. I will promote it if it is practical.
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2011-06-21
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2011-06-21
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http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N8x0
http://elinux.org/N800
Have all the developers (luke-jr, kvalo, stskeeps, Sage, w00t, dl9pf, and Termana) associated with the backport drifted away? From the 2nd link, it appears work continues to get hardware support merged into the mainline linux kernel.
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2011-06-21
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Any insight on where folks hit the wall?
I recall reading a thread discussing Meego dependencies on packages being compiled with support for video acceleration... But it also sounded like it'd be possible to create a Meego distro for older more limited hardware.
Any pointers to what the blockers are?
I don't have a roadmap per-say, but rolling diablo turbo into a CSSU update sounds like a natural first step. Is there a developer page for the Diablo CSSU documenting the process and how it was/is put together?
After that, I suppose it'd be about taking the things which folks are still interested in and providing them a place to put their work... so that we aren't all manually patching, compiling, configuring, and applying updates.
Personally, my first item after diablo turbo would be to try to get an HTML5 compliant mobile browser compiled with support for flash via gnash. As long as the n8x0 has a decent browser, it will continue to be relevant to me.
The next thing I would investigate would be the state of openjdk and icedtea-web (java web start)... to see if I could get decent support for running java web start applets from within a browser.
Reality check: If it is possible to sort through the issues and get stuff to compile and install... I'll eventually be able to figure it out, document it, and package it up. But it isn't likely that I'll wade deeply into the code on any of these projects or their dependencies.
I'm also not the personality type with a long attention span and dedication to supporting projects over the long haul. For me, the motivation would be to find a framework I can work within which allows me to focus on the fixing problems relevant to me and contribute my sweat equity, so others don't have to go through the same pain.
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