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2010-01-21
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2010-01-21
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...Conversations scrolling, image gallery scrolling, image changes, album view (generally all media player views) are jerky...
...If you say that animation is smooth entirely across maemo UI you should buy new glasses or use some other device which is optimized and after then try N900...
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2010-01-21
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He mentioned several issues:
1. The music player is terrible slow, my sisters 5220 is some 100% faster then the n900. Sometimes it won't find all the song as today it only found the artists starting with A. When I restarted the musicplayer it didnt find any songs at all so after a few times I decided to listen to internet radio and was almost throwing away the device in anger.
2. But often it does not respond to my finger when I do ctrl + backspace and try to switch to another app
3. When I start to type at desktop to get a contact it takes like 5sec before something happends
4. When opening up preference and try to scroll down I come back to desktop(when Im to fast and I have seen the gui is up and running)
5. When using xournal the text i write often comes 1sec after I have written it. And when I open up a contact and start to write my text I write takes really a lot of time to show up and the text in history too.
Now Im not sure if its the general OS or separate bugs. Lets hope a lot of the details/small bugs get fixed in the next update (I give it 6 months)
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2010-01-21
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My N900 is FAST. Fast enough to impress everyone who's played withj it, even iPhone owners. It does everything far faster than the Brand X unit it replaced.
It does everything it was supposed to do. It's been rock-solid stable and trouble-free for 1/12 months of heavy use as a phone, tracking several email accounts, using company webportals and general surfing.
Obviously the OP has some kinda problem, be it an installed app acting up, defective hardware - whatever - he needs to do some troubleshooting, find the trouble and not put the blame on Maemo or the N900 in general.
And those moaning about this or that missing feature:
a. Shoulda done your homework.
b. It has all the basics - maybe not exactly what YOU want, but the basics all work well.
c. Either be patient and wait for missing apps or features to be added or...
d. Start coding what you want if you can or...
e. Shut up and sell your N900.
Written quickly and problem-free from a N900.
Of all the features that these devices (not just the 900) perform, and most of them well, and irregardless of the functionality they provide, it never ceases to amaze me that "jerky screen animation/scrolling" is such a serious issue for so many people.
Person 1: "Say, how is that n900?"
Person 2: "Oh wow, its great! I does everything from making me a cake, to doing my taxes, and does it well...but I really hope they fix the jerky scrolling when switching desktops."
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2010-01-21
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Of all the features that these devices (not just the 900) perform, and most of them well, and irregardless of the functionality they provide, it never ceases to amaze me that "jerky screen animation/scrolling" is such a serious issue for so many people.
Person 1: "Say, how is that n900?"
Person 2: "Oh wow, its great! I does everything from making me a cake, to doing my taxes, and does it well...but I really hope they fix the jerky scrolling when switching desktops."
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2010-01-21
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He mentioned several issues:
1. The music player is terrible slow, my sisters 5220 is some 100% faster then the n900. Sometimes it won't find all the song as today it only found the artists starting with A. When I restarted the musicplayer it didnt find any songs at all so after a few times I decided to listen to internet radio and was almost throwing away the device in anger.
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2010-01-21
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2010-01-21
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It does everything it was supposed to do. It's been rock-solid stable and trouble-free for 1/12 months of heavy use as a phone, tracking several email accounts, using company webportals and general surfing.
Obviously the OP has some kinda problem, be it an installed app acting up, defective hardware - whatever - he needs to do some troubleshooting, find the trouble and not put the blame on Maemo or the N900 in general.
And those moaning about this or that missing feature:
a. Shoulda done your homework.
b. It has all the basics - maybe not exactly what YOU want, but the basics all work well.
c. Either be patient and wait for missing apps or features to be added or...
d. Start coding what you want if you can or...
e. Shut up and sell your N900.
Written quickly and problem-free from a N900.
Registered Linux user #266531.