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I don't want to debate but I think you are wrong on MyPaint's benefits on the n900...
This thread especially shows the benefits of MyPaint...
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2012-11-12
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2012-11-12
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2012-11-12
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2012-11-12
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xxxxts,
Actually except for maybe 1 or 2 posters everyone has been saying that for their needs the n900 fits and although having considered other options they choose the n900
I have droids and iphones along with WPs but use the n9 as my daily driver...I don't see how there is anything "wrong" with that...I use what I feel is intuitive for me...Most people actually have phones from other OSes but choose the n900 or n9 as their daily driver too; don't let 1 or 2 posters cloud your opinion of all
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The capacitive screen is far from useless to draw on, it just has some limitations. I find it very good to draw on, though more time consuming when speaking of shading/colouring. That's been pretty much resolved with pressure sensitive styli's. No it's not as precise as a Wacom digitiser but good enough for me.
You should google drawings made on an iPad with either Brushes or Procreate and see what is actually possible to do on an capacitive screen.
I only found the navigating in Mypaint dreadful on the N900 the rest was simply very good (apart from the screen size) (though you needed to be OC'd to 1100 to get a good drawing experience).
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I have Gnumeric booted up right in front of me on my N900, I have Numbers by Apple (from iWork on my iPhone 4S directly next to it)
I can't find one thing that Numbers can't do that Gnumeric can. But I did run into a few issues with Gnumeric reading .xlxs documents. I also had problems with Maemo word processors and .docx formats. Except with the mobile app "DocumentsToGo"
The software that you're recommending can't even open the kind of spreadsheets that the vast majority of people use, then you go on to claim it is more functional. I am sorry, once again, YOU CAN'T EXPECT ME TO TAKE YOU SERIOUSLY.
I don't know is Numbers is the best spreadsheet application for the iPhone but it is a lot better than Gnumeric, I have them both running at the same time, I can open files with Numbers that aren't supported by Gnumeric, it is faster and easier to use with more functionality. Go borrow an iPhone and test them out for yourself, I am sure you will come to the same results, I have been using Gnumeric for YEARS and Numbers for under 24hrs. Yet I am still more proficient with Numbers. It's not really subjective.