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2010-03-15
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#62
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Originally Posted by Texrat
my apologies Texrat, im trying to read between lines and i cant seem to know what I, and some people seeing wrong in this topic
Crap, now people are spreading this nonsense over twitter.
the first one is the 4 of 5 step thing, that was maemo not the n900.
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2010-03-15
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#64
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Originally Posted by gabby131
It's simple and clear. Read what Stskeeps and zehjotkah said on page one.
my apologies Texrat, im trying to read between lines and i cant seem to get what I, and some people wrong in this topic
the first one is the 4 of 5 step thing, that was maemo not the n900.
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2010-03-15
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#65
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Originally Posted by ragnar
Sorry, I think Electrolind just quoted the blog post from . He's not Valtteri.
Electrolind is Valtteri, read this carefully please:
But let me first introduce myself: My name is Valtteri Halla. I am the Nokia member of the currently two-person Technical Steering Group (TSG) of MeeGo. A Nokia old-timer already since '97, I lately used to introduce myself to Ari Jaaksi's new team-members: I have spent >75% of my Nokia career in bringing Open Source and Linux to Nokia and >50% of my adult life on the same mission. So, I guess I might be a bit biased :-)
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2010-03-15
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#66
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Originally Posted by astrolito
Electrolind is Valtteri, read this carefully please:
Yes, and read the blog post linked to from the article that started this thread:
http://meego.com/community/blogs/val...owards-day-one
And I think you will find it quite similar. I would say it's a quote ;-)
/oxpo
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2010-03-15
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#67
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Originally Posted by toto29820
Meego is Maemo6 rebranded
I don't want Meego. Keep Maemo Alive! I love Maemo!
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2010-03-15
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#68
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Just to jab in my own little bit of interpretation (aka trolling and FUD) - I think the real disappointment people have had with the N900 has been the lack of third party software. There are applications - although most of them are really betaware, and very few (if any except Angry Birds?) are of a professional quality. There is no depth or choice, and updates are limited. Comparing the Ovi Store to the iTunes store is really a joke.
Nokia's handling of the N900 has been as I'd expected it, and what other people should have expected. I've got no time for the anti-Nokia winging as they just sell a product, support it for 6-12 months and then move on. What do people expect from them? The answer is about 10 million different specific things.
Nokia's handling of the N900 has been as I'd expected it, and what other people should have expected. I've got no time for the anti-Nokia winging as they just sell a product, support it for 6-12 months and then move on. What do people expect from them? The answer is about 10 million different specific things.
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Nokia are a business and have chosen a path of using the OSS community phenomenon to reduce their overheads specifically after sales support and development. Unlike Apple who do the opposite and make a killing from their Applications store.
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2010-03-15
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#69
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Originally Posted by astrolito
ragnar knows who is who.
Electrolind is Valtteri, read this carefully please:
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2010-03-15
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#70
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Sounds, rather, that Electrolind is quoting Valtteri.
Originally Posted by astrolito
Electrolind is Valtteri, read this carefully please:
If you are happy with Maemo 5, enjoy the new programs coming with QT 4.6-