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Originally Posted by Sopwith
OEMS need to manufacture devices that people want and market them. Thens apps people want need to be able to run on these devices.
Devices, devices, devices.
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Originally Posted by railroadmaster
With Qt, that should be no problem.
...Thens apps people want need to be able to run on these devices.
One N900 does not a platform make...
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Originally Posted by Sopwith
Even with qt that might be a problem. Of course with any platform it needs to users for developers to make applications for a platform. Whether MeeGo has qt doesn't change that fact.
With Qt, that should be no problem.
One N900 does not a platform make...
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Originally Posted by railroadmaster
I'm not sure I'm getting your point. If it is that developers are important, then I agree. But I still feel that the bottleneck is availability of devices that run the OS.
Even with qt that might be a problem. Of course with any platform it needs to users for developers to make applications for a platform. Whether MeeGo has qt doesn't change that fact.
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Originally Posted by Sopwith
My point is no matter how many devices out there or how good qt is people need to actually own devices running MeeGo in order for developers to create applications.
I'm not sure I'm getting your point. If it is that developers are important, then I agree. But I still feel that the bottleneck is availability of devices that run the OS.
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Originally Posted by railroadmaster
If by "out there" you mean "in the hands of people", then the miscommunication problem is not on my end. If people need to own MeeGo devices then it does matter whether they do, and they can only own devices which are available. Or did you mean something else?
...no matter how many devices out there ...
... people need to actually own devices running MeeGo...
I am sorry, I don't mean to offend you, I am just puzzled. Maybe we should post slower
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Originally Posted by Sopwith
I mean devices need to be in the hands of people for developers to create applications for MeeGo. You can put a bunch devices on the market but unless people buy it then it is meaningless for those devices to be on the market. Essentially MeeGo needs to have a good user base before we start seeing applications.
If by "out there" you mean "in the hands of people", then the miscommunication problem is not on my end. If people need to own MeeGo devices then it does matter whether they do, and they can only own devices which are available. Or did you mean something else?
I am sorry, I don't mean to offend you, I am just puzzled. Maybe we should post slower
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Originally Posted by railroadmaster
Gotcha
...Essentially MeeGo needs to have a good user base before we start seeing applications.
Well, I see no reason why this should not happen... The only reason people aren't buying MeeGo phones, tablets, you name it, is well, because no one is selling them yet
So we're back to
devices, Devices, DEVICES!
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