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2010-03-28
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I'm in a similar situation (except I probably won't end up getting one), but with different questions. I have an N810, for what it's worth:
1. The N810 feels really "closed" to me; it needs a bunch of kernel patches to run (ie, no DIY kernel upgrades with any sort of ease), has closed Wi-Fi drivers, excessive daemons, etc. Is the N900 any better? What, if anything, is closed/proprietary?
2. Is the GPS any better than the N810's? I'm concluding from various posts I've read that it still is fairly crummy and really needs a net connection to properly do its AGPS stuff, and, at least with the N810, you really couldn't hack around it.
Anyway, thanks.
Last edited by Capn_Fish; 2010-03-28 at 23:19. Reason: Punctuation
1. The N810 feels really "closed" to me; it needs a bunch of kernel patches to run (ie, no DIY kernel upgrades with any sort of ease), has closed Wi-Fi drivers, excessive daemons, etc. Is the N900 any better? What, if anything, is closed/proprietary?
2. Is the GPS any better than the N810's? I'm concluding from various posts I've read that it still is fairly crummy and really needs a net connection to properly do its AGPS stuff, and, at least with the N810, you really couldn't hack around it.
Anyway, thanks.
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Last edited by Capn_Fish; 2010-03-28 at 23:19. Reason: Punctuation
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2010-04-12
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Originally Posted by tomaszrybak
Responding to myself:
I am using BatteryEye, but seen post here that BatteryGraph allows to export data so it can be analysed on the computer in external program (OOo Calc, etc.).
Battery Eye keeps log of all battery-related events and changes in SQLite database in /home/user/.config/battery-eye/beyed.sqlite
One can use sqlite3 to open this file as database and get historical data, e.g. to get percentage of battery at all recorded moments one can use 'select * from observation;'
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I am using BatteryEye, but seen post here that BatteryGraph allows to export data so it can be analysed on the computer in external program (OOo Calc, etc.).