Jack6428
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2009-09-06
, 13:49
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@ Black Mesa Research Facility
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2009-09-06
, 14:40
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@ Melbourne
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2009-09-06
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@ North Texas, USA
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#23
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quick question still regarding to what Dr ari, is N810 upgradeable to Maemo 5? will it be the same case as from Maemo 5 to Maemo 6 ?
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2009-09-06
, 15:02
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@ Melbourne
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Posts like that tell me somehow we need to reeeally elevate the awareness of Mer...
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2009-09-06
, 15:06
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@ North Texas, USA
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2009-09-06
, 15:27
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@ Pennsylvania, USA
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#26
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That's why the community create Mer that is an upgrade for Diablo?
so the Fremantle also cannot be upgraded to the future Maemo 6...
...but the community will develop some kind of Mer for Fremantle?
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2009-09-06
, 16:27
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@ Houston
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Nokia will not be releasing Maemo 5 for the 770, N800, or N810, correct.
Some folks in the community started the Mer project because they felt Maemo could be redesigned and rebuilt in a better, more open way. This happened well before Nokia announced Fremantle and its lack of support for older hardware. So, continued support for old hardware is benefit, but wasn't the impetus.
Nokia has made no announcements regarding Maemo 6 for Maemo 5 devices. At this time, it appears unlikely that Maemo 6 devices will bring the same sort of performance leap as is keeping Maemo 5 from older devices, so it seems probable Maemo 5 devices will be upgradable to Maemo 6. No one is promising anything though.
As explained above Mer isn't "Fremantle for older devices". Mer is another OS, compatible with, and developed alongside, Maemo, but in a more open way. Currently, Mer targets Fremantle technologies, but as Nokia releases details of what Harmattan will bring, Mer development will adjust to match it.
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2009-09-06
, 17:21
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@ Arlington (DFW), Texas
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#28
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The point I'm trying to make is that there might be both the Maemo developers _and_ the Symbian developers working for the same goal.
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2009-09-06
, 19:03
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@ norway
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2009-09-06
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@ North Texas, USA
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I think that itself will put Nokia in the driver's seat for becoming a standard platform. If Maemo or even Symbian^4 netbooks make it on the scene, or Nokia produces a dual boot Maemo/Symbian smart tablet, Nokia is poised to be the Microsoft of the next 20 years.
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gtk+ v. qt war, maemo 5 v. maemo 6 war |
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