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2008-12-07
, 05:41
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Originally Posted by Texrat
No need to bug Quim.
Yeah, good points. And I contacted Quim to see about getting the blog fed to maemo. I have a huge backlog of stuff to get up there...
http://maemo.org/news/planet-maemo/aggregate_your_blog/
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2008-12-07
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@ North Texas, USA
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Ah! Thanks. Now I just need to find out the right filtering command for using a specific category...
No need to bug Quim.
EDIT: got it!
http://tabulacrypticum.wordpress.com...ng-maemo/feed/
(sorry for the OT sachin)
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Last edited by Texrat; 2008-12-07 at 06:01.
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2008-12-07
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The N800 has been a fantastic productivity device for me (no, I wouldn't swap it for an iphone or an ee in a pink fit). That's largely because of third-party tailoring, Addition of GPE, abiword and OpenOffice satisfies my key uses; I would never have bought it as an internet tablet only. That doesn't leave a lot of room for a new machine. However I'd shell out again if it either supported these uses better (esp. OpenOffice), or gave me new ones. The keys for those are:
.video out (vga or dvi - or even better, wireless usb)
.wimax compatibility with Korean WiBro (unfortunately this is a minority requirement
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.min 512MB RAM
Any two of the three would probably sell me; one out of three would be line-ball
.video out (vga or dvi - or even better, wireless usb)
.wimax compatibility with Korean WiBro (unfortunately this is a minority requirement
).min 512MB RAM
Any two of the three would probably sell me; one out of three would be line-ball
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2008-12-07
, 09:58
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@ Ghent, Belgium
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After a few months I find the n810 to be too slow (to be expected, but part of it is a SW issue I think) and not quite stable. Leaking memory and half-baked applications (to be expected if you rely so much on community). While I like linux on my desktop, my next device will probably be windows mobile again unless... nah, they won't get their act together.
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2008-12-07
, 10:13
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Originally Posted by petur
The new aigo mid runs winxp or desktop linux. I will probably be picking one up unless the n900 is insanely awesome. I can't wait to see it.
After a few months I find the n810 to be too slow (to be expected, but part of it is a SW issue I think) and not quite stable. Leaking memory and half-baked applications (to be expected if you rely so much on community). While I like linux on my desktop, my next device will probably be windows mobile again unless... nah, they won't get their act together.
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2008-12-07
, 13:02
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@ Delta Quadrant
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout
You're so right! But I voted 'no matter what' because I really, really, really want an N900!
Nobody, because whoever claims to 'buy for sure' is enthusiastic based on what is known or guestimated about the specs and price.
}:^)~
YARR!
Capt'N810
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2008-12-07
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@ London UK
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The decision to buy my next device will be made on the existence of a sustainable, developer supported, software infrastructure.
I don’t care if it is a Nokia N900, Intel MID, Pandora, iPhone running Linux, Open Source Arcos, whatever.
Hardware superiority over the N8*0 will be a given, that is the way technology progresses.
OTOH if such a platform does not emerge then I shall continue to get by with my N800. Why would I want to spend good money in order to do the same thing only marginally faster?
I don’t care if it is a Nokia N900, Intel MID, Pandora, iPhone running Linux, Open Source Arcos, whatever.
Hardware superiority over the N8*0 will be a given, that is the way technology progresses.
OTOH if such a platform does not emerge then I shall continue to get by with my N800. Why would I want to spend good money in order to do the same thing only marginally faster?
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2008-12-07
, 15:42
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@ DC, USA
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
It depends on what particular features a person is looking for. After all, it someone is fine with the current processor speed, and have other wants for a new device, a faster processor speed won't be compelling for them. (The reintroduction of a hard case will all but ensure I buy the N900.) And, of course, most people will have to do a cost-benefit calculation based on their disposable income and the additional features they like on the N900 over the NIT version they already own.
What, and 2-3x the performance, OpenGL, and the ability to decode 720p aren't?
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2008-12-07
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@ Houston
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Originally Posted by Rebski
This is exactly the way i thought when the n800 came out(i had the 770), but when i switched to the n800.... boy was i wrong!!
The decision to buy my next device will be made on the existence of a sustainable, developer supported, software infrastructure.
I don’t care if it is a Nokia N900, Intel MID, Pandora, iPhone running Linux, Open Source Arcos, whatever.
Hardware superiority over the N8*0 will be a given, that is the way technology progresses.
OTOH if such a platform does not emerge then I shall continue to get by with my N800. Why would I want to spend good money in order to do the same thing only marginally faster?
However, I find my tablet lacking in some areas that other devices excel: video performance (i.e. scrolling in MicroB) and 3d video acceleration.
I greatly await the arrival of the N900 or whatever it'll be called, but only if we are treated to the entire feature set promised by the Maemo guys at the conference.
Basically, if it can fit in my pocket and watch native DVD formats, Nokia gets a large chunk of money courtesy of my pocket.
I only hope it manifests its self before someone else ports Android completely to my Touch Pro... it would be much harder to convince myself to purchase another device if my phone ran Linux (and that is a HUGE selling point for me).
[Nokia N900] [Lenovo T61p]
15GB Movies / 5GB Music. I'm ready to go!
Loving this device, bugs and all.
http://thecubed.com