There are synergies between ubuntu and maemo.
Nokia does bluetooth and wifi much better. Ubuntu has better package
management and updates.
It would be wonderful if the tablet was just a subset of
Ubuntu-(mobile?)-for-ARM, perhaps with a few additions.
Hi,
Sure. However as for today there is no Ubuntu productized for ARM, so
it's not as easy as it might look like for the average Ubuntu
enthusiast. The Mojo project (funded by Nokia, btw) is investigating
that Ubuntu ARM port. It is probably not very difficult to put a Maemo
Ubuntu Hacker
ext Neil Jerram wrote:
(And I could be right to suggest that maximizing community benefit is
a path to commercial success
Of course, why do you think Nokia hires (otherwise pretty useless)
people like me? :)
I completely agree that the UI requirement differences are very
challenging. I
Hi Carsten, thank you very much for the time, energies and skills you
are putting in the Deblet project, and in this thread.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Mainstream_Linux_Alignment was born this morning
in a humble corner of the wiki. Let's compile there all the bugs and
enhancement requests relating to
Hi Quim,
2008/10/24 Quim Gil [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for the very good feedback!
Answering to Till and Neil, who came up with requirements difficult to
combine: mobile uniqueness versus API compatibility across several
platforms.
Many thanks for your response. It is clear that you
Karl Eichwalder wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
off on a related soapbox rant
Nice things, but first try to get the basics right ;)
I'd like to record GPS tracks while hiking for 7 x 8 hrs (= 1 week)
without recharging.
Then buy one of these:
Quim Gil wrote:
The strategy taken for Maemo is different, promoting the direct
collaboration with the relevant upstream projects and going as far as
possible with the open source way of working. Maemo is mostly based of
open source components. Any manufacturer could take that code base and
Hi,
ext Quim Gil wrote:
I don't know developers not willing to produce software that users find
amazing and fall in love with. Ok, in fact I know some ;) but you get
my point.
Differentiation, in the way Nokia understands differentiation, is
nothing we are looking for in this call. What
Quoting Quim Gil [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
ext Neil Jerram wrote:
2. The timescale is too short. Either people already have most of
their time committed for the next few months, or they don't. I would
venture that those with time on their hands are mostly unlikely to be
people who could pull a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
off on a related soapbox rant
Nice things, but first try to get the basics right ;)
I'd like to record GPS tracks while hiking for 7 x 8 hrs (= 1 week)
without recharging.
Downloading e-books from gutenberg.net should be a snap, and I'd like to
page thru 2.500 pages
Karl Eichwalder wrote:
The reader application must not blank the screen while reading; I've the
feeling fbreader lacks the feature maemo-mapper already knows about: if
in full-screen mode, keep screen contents visible.
If you have not done so already, it might be good to file a bug at the
On Oct 24, 2008, at 5:25 PM, Karl Eichwalder wrote:
The reader application must not blank the screen while reading; I've
the
feeling fbreader lacks the feature maemo-mapper already knows about:
if
in full-screen mode, keep screen contents visible.
Hopefully as a toggle-able option, of
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