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2010-03-23
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
Hey, we have (or used to have) the libhildon devhelp package, which wasn't that bad! (and also offline!).
It's a pity that we don't have documents with that quality and organization for Maemo, but I still have hope
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2010-03-23
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If this idle speculation should happen to be fact, I would judge it as this:
- It would be sad because it would be leaving behind a part of the soul of Maemo. Maemo has always been about standing apart when it comes to internet browsing.
- It would be leaving behind advantages to go running after the competition. Much like Phone 7 dropping multitasking.
- It would be a shame because microb is a better browser than Firefox. microb is in manys opinion the best browser among the current alternatives.
- It would however not be the death of mobile browsing, because both the Gecko, Webkit and Gecko strains are improving fast. We have an OS that allows for installing whatever software someone is willing to port.
- I believe Nokia has resources to make a good webkit browser. Of course, that also goes for every competitor.
That said, this is idle speculation, right?
- It would be sad because it would be leaving behind a part of the soul of Maemo. Maemo has always been about standing apart when it comes to internet browsing.
- It would be leaving behind advantages to go running after the competition. Much like Phone 7 dropping multitasking.
- It would be a shame because microb is a better browser than Firefox. microb is in manys opinion the best browser among the current alternatives.
- It would however not be the death of mobile browsing, because both the Gecko, Webkit and Gecko strains are improving fast. We have an OS that allows for installing whatever software someone is willing to port.
- I believe Nokia has resources to make a good webkit browser. Of course, that also goes for every competitor.
That said, this is idle speculation, right?
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2010-03-23
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Yes, I will say it again, this is an Idle Speculation Thread.
I'm frustrated that I can't change the title of my thread to end in a question mark.
EDIT: Thanks Mr. Moderator for fixing my thread title.
Last edited by qole; 2010-03-23 at 21:08.
I'm frustrated that I can't change the title of my thread to end in a question mark.
EDIT: Thanks Mr. Moderator for fixing my thread title.
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2010-03-23
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Originally Posted by qgil
Offline as well? Are you guys thinking about getting rid of the X server?
Web Runtime is for offline apps as well! The main point is "easy and fast to develop with a technology familiar to most web developers", not online push or something.
About security, I keep saying that security experts are confident about the Web Runtime so if you have concrete arguments please just expose them.
Blunt conclusions based on the use of Javascript leave little space for constructive discussion.
I didn't think so anyway, and I decided to demonstrate why. I'm not sure I can be more constructive than that.
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2010-03-23
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As much as i hate flash, i hope that no matter what browser we get till the end on the n900 we at least get the accelerated flash 10 so we can have a good flash support until it's deprecated...
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2010-03-23
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Originally Posted by qole
I can't say I have a whole lot of confidence in either company having control over the experience, although Nokia's experience has generally been more pleasant and usable than Mozilla's so far.
I can see what you mean, though. By offering the Firefox-branded browser to MeeGo as a separate product, Mozilla can have much more control over the experience.
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2010-03-23
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I suspect the dismal state of javascript on ARM is a big part of the problem with mobile browsers (and browser-based frameworks) at the moment. I think a well-optimised javascript engine would go a long, long way towards helping WRT (and the browser) fly.
daperl: A fast, themeable Conversations GUI replacement (even if those themes were just a handful of preset themes) would be an incredibly useful app for me.
I'm an edge-case user in many things, so I may be wrong, but I think there'd be some serious demand for something like that in Extras.
daperl: A fast, themeable Conversations GUI replacement (even if those themes were just a handful of preset themes) would be an incredibly useful app for me.
I'm an edge-case user in many things, so I may be wrong, but I think there'd be some serious demand for something like that in Extras.
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2010-03-24
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Originally Posted by qole
I'll take a look under the hood and let you know what I see.
daperl: A fast, themeable Conversations GUI replacement (even if those themes were just a handful of preset themes) would be an incredibly useful app for me.
I'm an edge-case user in many things, so I may be wrong, but I think there'd be some serious demand for something like that in Extras.
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2010-03-24
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@qole:
Well, the obvious place to try and plug something in would be microb. It actually could be a killer hack depending on how much widget creation and communication is outside the proprietary stuff. I'm naively optimistic, as usual. You've sucked me in a little bit.
Well, the obvious place to try and plug something in would be microb. It actually could be a killer hack depending on how much widget creation and communication is outside the proprietary stuff. I'm naively optimistic, as usual. You've sucked me in a little bit.
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