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2009-05-06
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With regards to Talk, there is one being made. See: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=28631
As for other parts of maemo.org, most of the sections that usually change have RSS feeds.
As for other parts of maemo.org, most of the sections that usually change have RSS feeds.
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by timetourist
No. One of the goals of the redesign was to make the standard site work well on the tablets. There was some discussion of making an alternate, "mobile" version of the site for the tablets, but it was decided that maemo.org should show by example that web sites need not have special, alternate versions to work with on-tablet browsers.
is there a lightweight version of maemo.org...
For talk.maemo.org though, you will soon have the Minimalist theme available to you.
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by timetourist
If you scroll all the way to the bottom, you can select from the "talk.maemo.org" drop down box, and select the minimalistic theme, which is very light, but not completely full featured.
Hi there,
is there a lightweight version of maemo.org like http://m.maemo.org/ ? For sure MicroB displays the full version, too. But I prefer to visit the lighter mobile/PDA versions of website with my N810. Loading pages is just faster - in particular, when the connection is slow.
cheers.
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2009-05-06
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One of the goals of the redesign was to make the standard site work well on the tablets
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by Nelson L. Squeeko
The big giant white box up next to the login form doesn't work?
One of the reasons why I prefer the Minimalistic version of the site on the tablet was because the Search function was buggy. It still is. With the drop-down box feature that is used, when you click on the text box, the search box disappears, making searches unavailable.
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by Nelson L. Squeeko
You're writing of the old InternetTabletTalk theme, not maemo.org or even the new talk.maemo.org theme. The original poster asked about maemo.org.
With the drop-down box feature that is used, when you click on the text box, the search box disappears, making searches unavailable.
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby
That's a noble goal to be sure, and also a refreshing approach. The result isn't quite bulletproof yet, however : on many tablets (including mine) the right sidebar end up by itself at the top of the page, causing a great deal of scrolling down before getting at any content, and reducing usability accordingly.
No. One of the goals of the redesign was to make the standard site work well on the tablets. There was some discussion of making an alternate, "mobile" version of the site for the tablets, but it was decided that maemo.org should show by example that web sites need not have special, alternate versions to work with on-tablet browsers.
That would include ItT/Talk nowadays, if it weren't for Minimalist.
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by fpp
Don't set a minimum font size.
That's a noble goal to be sure, and also a refreshing approach. The result isn't quite bulletproof yet, however : on many tablets (including mine) the right sidebar end up by itself at the top of the page, causing a great deal of scrolling down before getting at any content, and reducing usability accordingly.
Took an awful long time to see a bug filed on that one (which is just a heads up, if you want things fixed, you need to file a bug).
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2009-05-06
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby
NLS's comment is still applicable to talk.maemo.org; try using the Search Dropdown.
You're writing of the old InternetTabletTalk theme, not maemo.org or even the new talk.maemo.org theme. The original poster asked about maemo.org.
That said, the search bar at the top-right of the page seems to replace this functionality. The only reason to use the search dropdown now would be to access advanced search functionality, which works fine (and always has).
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Author of TouchSearch -- web searching software for Maemo 5.
Mobile Device lineage: Palm Z22 -> Palm TX -> Nokia N800 -> Nokia N900
-Brent
Author of TouchSearch -- web searching software for Maemo 5.
Mobile Device lineage: Palm Z22 -> Palm TX -> Nokia N800 -> Nokia N900
is there a lightweight version of maemo.org like http://m.maemo.org/ ? For sure MicroB displays the full version, too. But I prefer to visit the lighter mobile/PDA versions of website with my N810. Loading pages is just faster - in particular, when the connection is slow.
cheers.