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2010-03-10
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#112
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Originally Posted by felbutss
As long as software keeps coming we`ll be fine ^^.
one can only hope lol.
doesnt bother me anyway. im very happy with my n900. we have had our bad days but its all sunshine from here lol.
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2010-03-10
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#113
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Keep our eyes open for PR1.2 guys.. Don't be hasty and come up with the conclusion just yet. We still got a long way to wait for it 
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2010-03-10
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#114
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Originally Posted by Venemo
The tearing due to missing vsync is most easily seen in the browser, when you use it in portrait mode (Ctrl-Shift-O, qwerty not opened, and device turned upright), and then scrolling. I know what vertical sync is and IMHO it should be used to get rid of the tearing effect. It doesn't slow down a second, only 1/refresh rate (plus it might slow down the FPS, but at least we get full frames rendered). At least MY preference would be to do vsync/double buffering/whatever.
I'm always amazed at how some people see the name of a technology (the meaning of which they don't know and don't care about), and they somehow think that it would solve all the problems with a product that they have.
OK.
In short words, V-Sync is a simple technique that makes the video card in your PC only render as many frames per second as your display can refresh itself.
By the way, I don't have any problems with scrolling on the N900's browser. It's a little annoying when you have to wait a second for it to render the area you've scrolled to, but it is still enjoyable for a mobile device.
In any case, I'm very happy with N900 and would not change to Apple (probably ever). I just see Apple's point of everything being smooth. And I see Nokia's point that the platform is open for development and everything can be done. Nokia's point is more important, but we should be able to solve both problems.
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2010-03-10
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#115
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Originally Posted by cryox92
GTK+ 2 toolkit used by Maemo 5 UI was designed in times, when finger-touch controlled devices with fluid UI did not exist. It has design deficiencies its creators are aware of, which was merely patched for Maemo.
Scrolling is where Maemo fails,other than that,the fluidity of the OS isnt rly that bad.[...]
We may hope, that Maemo 6 (MeeGo) which is based on Qt Mobile designed specifically for touch systems, will bring similar responsiveness to our tablets.
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2010-03-10
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#116
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Originally Posted by zillertal
Yeah,Nokia definetly has a more important point,but most people are ready to give up multitasking and openess in order to be able to enoy a fluid UI,but as far as i know this problem is solved in Meego.
The tearing due to missing vsync is most easily seen in the browser, when you use it in portrait mode (Ctrl-Shift-O, qwerty not opened, and device turned upright), and then scrolling. I know what vertical sync is and IMHO it should be used to get rid of the tearing effect. It doesn't slow down a second, only 1/refresh rate (plus it might slow down the FPS, but at least we get full frames rendered). At least MY preference would be to do vsync/double buffering/whatever.
In any case, I'm very happy with N900 and would not change to Apple (probably ever). I just see Apple's point of everything being smooth. And I see Nokia's point that the platform is open for development and everything can be done. Nokia's point is more important, but we should be able to solve both problems.
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by cryox92
Well no one know if MeeGo is living up to the hype just yet, MeeGo is not even ready for testing nor production. So I think until then, we cannot say that MeeGo will have fluid UI just yet.
Yeah,Nokia definetly has a more important point,but most people are ready to give up multitasking and openess in order to be able to enoy a fluid UI,but as far as i know this problem is solved in Meego.
doesnt bother me anyway. im very happy with my n900. we have had our bad days but its all sunshine from here lol.
Last edited by felbutss; 2010-03-10 at 00:56.