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2009-04-04
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#112
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Mer0.11 is coming along nicely, much more responsive and a slightly new look. You guys are doing a great job, keep up the good work.
So far I've install Tiemu, hometools, leafpad that I know works. Other apps that I've installed I haven't run yet and can't comment on.
So far I've install Tiemu, hometools, leafpad that I know works. Other apps that I've installed I haven't run yet and can't comment on.
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2009-04-04
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A quick question. How can I clean my flash boot. I've noticed each time I run the mer installer, my flash storage get smaller and smaller. Why is that and can regain space?
Last edited by FRZ; 2009-04-04 at 02:26.
Last edited by FRZ; 2009-04-04 at 02:26.
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2009-04-04
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Damn, 0.11 looks good! I can't wait to try that baby out! The 0.9 release actually kinda turned me off... but this looks better 
Can't wait!
(And I really, really, can't freaking wait until my Fn keys work
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Can't wait!
(And I really, really, can't freaking wait until my Fn keys work
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2009-04-04
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Originally Posted by Aisu
fn key do work now in 0.11.
Damn, 0.11 looks good! I can't wait to try that baby out! The 0.9 release actually kinda turned me off... but this looks better
Can't wait!
(And I really, really, can't freaking wait until my Fn keys work
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2009-04-04
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#116
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And this is what I get for taking time away from my IT some; I'm may be getting an N810 soon to compliment my use of my N800 and so when that happens I'll be contributing on the UI/UX side for this project.
Until then, I've got homework to do to catch up with the progress so far. Seems like a lot of great work.
Until then, I've got homework to do to catch up with the progress so far. Seems like a lot of great work.
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2009-04-05
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#117
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Hmm I wanna try this myself (argh got to resist). How's the battery life on it?
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2009-04-08
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#118
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How can I remove the dual boot menu? I just want to restore it to its original state.
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2009-04-08
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#119
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Originally Posted by frviana
I think you can uninstall bootmenu from the application manager under installed apps. Otherwise reflash.
How can I remove the dual boot menu? I just want to restore it to its original state.
But the new UI is really exciting! I'm really getting eager to give it a spin!
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