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2010-06-09
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Its good, as a long shot.
With qtmobility and the maemo backend in pr1.3 (qt 4.7) will be easier
With qtmobility and the maemo backend in pr1.3 (qt 4.7) will be easier
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2010-06-11
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Just one warning:
I installed kdepim for testing, and it makes your N900 unresponsive even when kmail is not running.
I think nepumuk or virtuoso or some of this services are the cause.
So be aware of this when you install it. I uninstalled it because N900 is unusable with the actual snapshot installed.
I installed kdepim for testing, and it makes your N900 unresponsive even when kmail is not running.
I think nepumuk or virtuoso or some of this services are the cause.
So be aware of this when you install it. I uninstalled it because N900 is unusable with the actual snapshot installed.
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2010-06-11
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2010-06-11
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Here is story on Dot with screenshots and video:
http://dot.kde.org/2010/06/10/kde-pim-goes-mobile
You still need stylus to feel comfortable in interface but things are going in good direction. After you view video you can see earlier version (ca. 6 weeks ago) and you can easily spot differences. I am really hopeful
http://dot.kde.org/2010/06/10/kde-pim-goes-mobile
You still need stylus to feel comfortable in interface but things are going in good direction. After you view video you can see earlier version (ca. 6 weeks ago) and you can easily spot differences. I am really hopeful
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2010-06-13
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I tried installing the test applications and I cant seem to get them to work.
It doesn't work well with one of the libraries that koffice installed, so I uninstalled it. Then it seems that some folders weren't created but the opt-ing script thought they were. Ok that is also fixable. But now it complains about a missing symbol in libQtOpenGL (*QImageTextureGlyphCache*).
Has anyone got the test packages to work?
It doesn't work well with one of the libraries that koffice installed, so I uninstalled it. Then it seems that some folders weren't created but the opt-ing script thought they were. Ok that is also fixable. But now it complains about a missing symbol in libQtOpenGL (*QImageTextureGlyphCache*).
Has anyone got the test packages to work?
Kontact goes mobile:
http://www.opensource-usability-labs...it-feel-great/
Kontact is versatile, KDE based PIM suite.
It is only start but YOU can make it great