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N900 is not recognizable on any of my devices (windows 10,7, xp) What can I do? (1)
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2009-09-22
, 10:28
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Originally Posted by davidmaxwaterman
Mauku is your closest bet. Not exactly tweeting directly from the home screen though. One click on the widget will open up the program and you can send your tweet from there with just one more click.
Is there an app that will allow me to tweet easily, from the homescreen perhaps?
What are the options?
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2009-09-22
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You could also use identi.ca as your "upstream" Microblog and use a Jabber account to receive and send messages (update@identi.ca).
The only problem is that this won't show you the tweets of people you follow on Twitter, just on Identi.ca. Posting works to both services, though.
The only problem is that this won't show you the tweets of people you follow on Twitter, just on Identi.ca. Posting works to both services, though.
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2009-09-23
, 17:13
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I read in some blog that Gravity was being port to Maemo, somebody knows if this is true?
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2009-09-23
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Originally Posted by jtcr17
As far as I know, someone is sending the Gravity developer an N900 so that he could do it. No one knows if he really IS though.
I read in some blog that Gravity was being port to Maemo, somebody knows if this is true?
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2009-09-23
, 18:11
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@ Germany
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Originally Posted by thp
There is also a pidgin plugin called microblog-purple and as far as I remember you also receive tweets from the people you follow.
You could also use identi.ca as your "upstream" Microblog and use a Jabber account to receive and send messages (update@identi.ca).
The only problem is that this won't show you the tweets of people you follow on Twitter, just on Identi.ca. Posting works to both services, though.
You'll still have to compile it for maemo but I think as this is just a plugin, this should be no problem.
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2009-09-23
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Originally Posted by MrWeasel
Been there, done that: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...2&postcount=17
There is also a pidgin plugin called microblog-purple and as far as I remember you also receive tweets from the people you follow.
You'll still have to compile it for maemo but I think as this is just a plugin, this should be no problem.
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2009-09-23
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Honestly, I expect twitter applications to be among the first apps that people start developing once the N900 ships.
The Twitter API is really simple to use (everything is done through HTTP) and it presents a good starting project.
I'm hoping to see a really good "widget" for Twitter, as that's the first thing I'm working on (and nothing would make me happier than to have somebody else make what I want so I don't have to do it myself).
The Twitter API is really simple to use (everything is done through HTTP) and it presents a good starting project.
I'm hoping to see a really good "widget" for Twitter, as that's the first thing I'm working on (and nothing would make me happier than to have somebody else make what I want so I don't have to do it myself).
What are the options?