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#11
Originally Posted by briand View Post
welcome to the world of tablets, then.

...and linux. :-)
Yeah thanks buddy, I love this thing so far honestly I've never had a more versatile pocket device. My old PDA wa getting WAY too old and the resolution on this thing rocks!
 
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Ah, it turnes out it was a catalogue problem, following some advice I found a thread about catalogues and it was all about this very problem... adding that one mentioned catalog fixed everything and all the programs I couldn't get off maemo's website now install without a hitch.
 
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Archmage, did you say there was a N64 emulator, or did you mean C64? Is there a N64 emulator, I highly doubt it...

welcome to the world of tablets, then.

...and linux. :-)
Interestingly enough, the tablets are what made me make the move to full time Linux (That and the fact the SP1 "upgrade" on vista destroyed my Vista installation)

Anyway, welcome to ITT!!
 
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#14
Originally Posted by Archmage View Post
Cool thanks, I'll try looking around with that then... already found some new stuff that might work.

If I haven't mentioned I'm a newb then consider this official, Ièd never even used a tablet until last thursday and never messed around with linux either so this is all new to me.

Can you share what you have found ?? I am also a Newbie with tablets. I was hoping to be able to copy the apps to my pc and transfer them to the tablet for installation. But, not successfull in finding the .deb files.
 
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Originally Posted by bearwitme View Post
Can you share what you have found ?? I am also a Newbie with tablets. I was hoping to be able to copy the apps to my pc and transfer them to the tablet for installation. But, not successfull in finding the .deb files.
If you go in applications and add this catalogue it will let you download almost all the stuff from the maemo website. Loads of programs believe me and I'm sure there are more. You'll need to copy/paste these or type them manually. For more info ont his do a search for "diablo boring" and it will lead you to the post I found.

Catalog name: maemo Extras chinook
Web address: http://repository.maemo.org/extras/
Distrbution: chinook
Components: free non-free
 
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