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2011-12-05
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#902
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Congrat to the winners, but to everyone as well!
I won nothing but it was a great learning experience from the community members. I hope there is another competition next year!
I won nothing but it was a great learning experience from the community members. I hope there is another competition next year!
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2011-12-06
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#903
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Hi guys,
2nd prizes winners, in order to receive the N900 have to send me these information:
1. Full name of winner
2. Their full address with everything included (street name, house number,
post office/number, state, country etc.)
3. Phone number for the delivery service to call
4. e-mail
Thanks.
2nd prizes winners, in order to receive the N900 have to send me these information:
1. Full name of winner
2. Their full address with everything included (street name, house number,
post office/number, state, country etc.)
3. Phone number for the delivery service to call
4. e-mail
Thanks.
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2011-12-06
, 10:37
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Joined on Aug 2011
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#904
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Originally Posted by b0unc3
What's your email address?
Hi guys,
2nd prizes winners, in order to receive the N900 have to send me these information:
I'll be away for the holidays. Do you know what the estimated shipping date is once you have this information?
Thanks.
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2011-12-06
, 10:45
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#905
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Originally Posted by neal
You can send me a PM.
What's your email address?
I'll be away for the holidays. Do you know what the estimated shipping date is once you have this information?
Thanks.
I don't know, keep in mind that the devices are shipped from Finland.
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2011-12-07
, 13:04
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@ Berlin - Love this city!!
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#907
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Nemein has uploaded our official results.
http://maemo.org/vote/
http://maemo.org/vote/
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2011-12-07
, 13:16
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@ US
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#908
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Thanks Zehjotkah and everyone else for their long work on this competition. Congratulations to the prize winners! Nice to see some people already asking about next years competition. A few questions from me as a council member.
Are you willing to volunteer again next year? Including helping with the voting process? pause before answering
MeeGo is shutting down next year. What should be the focus of the 2012 coding competition? Should we make it a CSSU/Nemo/Cordia competition? Or broaden it to be a Qt coding competition for multiple platforms?
Are you willing to volunteer again next year? Including helping with the voting process? pause before answering
MeeGo is shutting down next year. What should be the focus of the 2012 coding competition? Should we make it a CSSU/Nemo/Cordia competition? Or broaden it to be a Qt coding competition for multiple platforms?
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2011-12-07
, 13:21
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@ Germany
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#909
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Originally Posted by SD69
What about a Qt coding competition for mobile Linux devices? (Tablets and Mobiles running a full featured Linux like the N900, N9 and Cordia)
Should we make it a CSSU/Nemo/Cordia competition? Or broaden it to be a Qt coding competition for multiple platforms?
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2011-12-07
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#910
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Originally Posted by Helmuth
Yes, I meant mobile devices only. The problem if we say "Linux", some people will say to bring in Android. Perhaps we can say any mobile platform that officially supports open source Qt. (To my knowledge, IOS, Android and WM do not)
What about a Qt coding competition for mobile Linux devices? (Tablets and Mobiles running a full featured Linux like the N900, N9 and Cordia)
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BTW a second N900 will sure come handy (for Nemo testing, etc.).
modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
Mieru: a flexible manga and comic book reader
Universal Components - a solution for native looking yet component set independent QML appliactions (QtQuick Controls 2 & Silica supported as backends)