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2009-12-02
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- Make the backspace key a universal back button. It will take you one space back from wherever you are, or take you back to the home screen. The backspace key is perfectly located for this, and would make it function just like the Motorola Droid.
- Make the shift key bring up the multi-task menu. As far as I know, the shift key doesn't do anything outside of a text entry field, so why not let the shift key also multi task when not on a text field? A long press could bring you to the home screen.
-Improve phone. Yeah i know phone second, step 4 of 5 bla bla... the bottom line is that most people are going to be sorely dissapointed by the phone aspect.
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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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@ USA
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#494
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Well I've NEVER listened to music heavily on phones, or given a **** about pictures and facebook and all that crap.
I call that stuff "Sheepware", stuff that everyone does which to me is a waste of time. If a phone can't vpn, ssh, telnet, ping, df, ls, vi, |, <, >, then I don't want it.
Which means I've never wanted a phone until now.
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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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#496
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/home/user/MyDocs/ is a FAT file system, you can't chmod in it. /home/opt is an EXT3 fs so that's probably better suited for coding. Create a directory owned by user, and you should be golden. Or you might format your microSD card as ext3. But the would remove the ability for it to be usable in mass storage mode when connected to a PC.
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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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@ Switzerland
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#498
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GOD, This device is not for you...
This device is for techies and people who like gadgets and coding and messing around with tech stuff...
To be honest, everyone who knows what the N900 is knows that. I mean my father even knows that...
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2009-12-02
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#499
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Got it fixed. Didn't realize it was mounted noexec so it's moved elsewhere. I am now hosting a webpage off my N900.
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2009-12-02
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What brings you to judge whether I have the knowledge to "code and mess around"? I think I'll decide if it's appropriate for me or not. I'm just stating the points out (not necessarily on a person belief). If you look at the N900, & how it gets advertised on carrier magazines (at least in my country) you'd think it would contain a bit more of the phone-functionality which 2009 offers on other devices. It's just a shame imo. It could have been the killer of all killers. Geeks = Happy, Newbs = Happy = Nokia VERY Happy.
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I totally agree with all the people who say this is for techies - I love the Fluke meter comment, classic.
Thanks again
J