Hi Ian,
Le 19 oct. 09 à 12:34, Ian a écrit :
So port OpenOffice.org to say a G-phone - Google probably want
people to
use their on-line apps but an option for OOo would be good. Ok, it
will
probably run like a drain to start with but once the concept is
achieved
no doubt the technology will improve.
Not sure
* Cost;
OOo itself costs nothing but obviously increasing RAM and processor
power does. However, these increase and get less costly all the
time. I
beleve the g-phone has about 192 meg of RAM free for apps. If that was
doubled I think OOo would run acceptably for many users.
FYI, OOo4Kdis runs honestly on Celeron 500 + 128 MB or RAM ( using
Puppy Linux distribution ), or on XO ( Sugar / 900 MHz / 521 MB or RAM).
The drawback : no Java, nor Base, but who cares, if we got a reader ?
And if I can, we could just limit the features to act as a simple
reader. Will probably divide the size by a factor 2
If K-office does it better then OOo has a problem. If K-office gets
established in the mobile space I doubt OOo will then get in at all.
IMHO, the fact Nokia has been choosen by Nokia, is because of the QT
dependency ( QT wass TrollTech and is now Nokia )
Regards,
Eric Bachard
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