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2008-01-05
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Originally Posted by napisani
To answer your first question, no, this is not a separate OS, it is several applications and a window manager in a tarball, to provide an alternate experience on the tablet.
I was just wondering if OpenBox-Rox is a separate OS or is an application that I can run on my nokia 770
I was wondering what advantages there are to having OpenBox-Rox
if anyone can provide me with a tutorial for getting this OpenBox-Rox to work then it would be greatly appreciated
The bad news is, I am not supporting this anymore, I am unsure if it will work still on current OS's on a 770. I have not had a 770 for over a year, so I really just cant tell you. My recent ports of KDE for 2008OS probably will not work on a 770.
If anyone wants to buy me a 770, I will port another alternate window manager, but for now, there is not much I can do
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2008-01-05
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ok well thank you for the quick reply and the interesting information
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I was wondering what advantages there are to having OpenBox-Rox
if anyone can provide me with a tutorial for getting this OpenBox-Rox to work then it would be greatly appreciated