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Originally Posted by wmarone
Well that didn't last long.
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2010-09-20
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Originally Posted by geohsia
It's vanilla Meego that's stripped down (IE no proprietery software but it already has working phone support). Not Harmattan-Meego (which the N900 isn't getting anyway). What will happen is the community will be responsible for any backporting of parts in Harmattan-Meego to Vanilla Meego. Like Flash, Skype, etc..
Well, we knew already about Harmattan-MeeGo. If you want to call that PR 2.0 / Maemo 6 you can, but at the end of the day for the N900 users its still useless because community-Harmattan-MeeGo for the N900 will be stripped down so no phone, no Skype, no Flash. Could it be retrofitted? Maybe, but I guess it all depends on who sticks around until then. If Nokia decides to spend the effort to get PR 2.0 on the N900 I'd be ecstatic. Not holding my breath though. They've made no indication that that will happen.
Originally Posted by Reffyyyy
I think they work but the microphone and handset speaker don't work.
Calls in NITDroid are working (the actual sound in the call is being worked on) and I believe a member on the MeeGo forum (he is also a member here) made calls on MeeGo for N900.
Originally Posted by flailingmonkey
I wouldn't make that a statement of fact. It's dependent on the community to backport the closed bits. So it's up to whatever's left of the developmental community, and from what I've seen we've already lost a few good ones.
It was made clear that the Harmattan "Hackers Edition"/community edition would have the closed bits working and included. Meaning Skype, Flash 10.1, Maps, etc etc, all working. With all the tmo FUD threads, it isn't hard to miss this, so I won't blame you all =P
Still, that won't be available until the Harmattan SDK beta releases, so MeeGo handset reference UX should get our focus.
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They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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2010-09-27
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Aw crap that blows....
It's vanilla Meego that's stripped down (IE no proprietery software but it already has working phone support). Not Harmattan-Meego (which the N900 isn't getting anyway). What will happen is the community will be responsible for any backporting of parts in Harmattan-Meego to Vanilla Meego. Like Flash, Skype, etc..
I thought there'd be some version of harmatten-meego available to n900 owners.
So it depends entirely on the resources of vanilla meego & whether there's the desire/impetus to back-port the closed bits of harmatten to it?
I'm guessing that's quite a long-shot?!
I wouldn't make that a statement of fact. It's dependent on the community to backport the closed bits. So it's up to whatever's left of the developmental community, and from what I've seen we've already lost a few good ones.
Not an entirely bad thing
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2010-09-27
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Originally Posted by jalyst
There will be. It simply will not be officially supported by Nokia. So, no calling Nokia Care if it breaks.
I thought there'd be some version of harmatten-meego available to n900 owners.
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2010-09-27
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Who here has ever called Nokia Care for a piece of software that broke?
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
Keep the forums clean: use "Thanks" button instead of the thank you post.
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2010-09-28
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@jalyst, its not all a bad thing indeed. the only problem is people like you that keep buying new phones evertime nokia says we are not gonna support it on this one but will on the next phone. Will give nokia the feeling they can **** on us and never have to support anything.
Nokia: "Oh well people will buy the next phone we dont have to support it on this one.."
Its time nokia IS going to support some stuff on the n900, not always put it on the next phone. Allot of people on my n900 forum including me are fed up with nokia's attitude. most of them allready bought other brands.
Nokia: "Oh well people will buy the next phone we dont have to support it on this one.."
Its time nokia IS going to support some stuff on the n900, not always put it on the next phone. Allot of people on my n900 forum including me are fed up with nokia's attitude. most of them allready bought other brands.
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2010-10-04
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Sorry for delayed response, I'm on a weekly subscribe to this thread.
I'm guessing quite slim...
Last edited by jalyst; 2010-10-04 at 05:26.
Originally Posted by sjgadsby
I realise that, but then my next sentence/Qn was:
There will be. It simply will not be officially supported by Nokia. So, no calling Nokia Care if it breaks.
Originally Posted by jalyst
I mean what are the chances of a solid non-official community around it.
So it depends entirely on the resources of vanilla meego & whether there's the desire/impetus to back-port the closed bits of harmatten to it?
I'm guessing that's quite a long-shot?!
I'm guessing quite slim...
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Whats a really big slap in the face is the iCrap community ported flash from Android apparently. http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/07/h...ipad-for-real/
Love how its a .deb file too...
Love how its a .deb file too...
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http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/fold...eflash-a8.html
Just stumbled across this.... I see that beagleboard is mentioned but not OMAP3430 hmmmmm....
Just stumbled across this.... I see that beagleboard is mentioned but not OMAP3430 hmmmmm....
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Want to browse streamlined versions of websites automatically when in 2g? Vote for this brainstorm.
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Want to browse streamlined versions of websites automatically when in 2g? Vote for this brainstorm.
Sick of your cell signal not reconnecting after coming out of a bad signal area? Vote for this bug.
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2010-10-04
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Originally Posted by cfh11
now this looks really interesting. anybody tried to order this?
http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/fold...eflash-a8.html
Just stumbled across this.... I see that beagleboard is mentioned but not OMAP3430 hmmmmm....
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