On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 19:05:08 -0600, jonathon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 8:36 AM, Tb Rifza Adriansyah wrote:
Is there a kind of OpenOffice for mobile phones ?
When mobile phones routinely have more than 1GB of ram, and more than
2 GB of storage, you can look into running OOo on your mobile phone.
well my EEEPC has 512 of RAM and runs OOo 2.3 really excellent no slowdown.
Until then, if you want OOo on your mobile phone, you'll have to use a
mobile phone that a) runs Linux, and b) uses some sort of portable
storage device. (It also helps if the phone has a true 105 key
keyboard.)
xan
Actually the problem is not that, but the UNO API and refactoring. The
problem is that is monolitic and that usually double the resource
(Symbian/WinMobile AND UNO).
However it is possible to have a ODF editor done with the Symbian toolkit
and just have one framework to edit the ODF. As a matter of fact there is
a viewer of ODF in mobile phones which was shown in Barcelona called
SEPT-Mobile Office.
http://www.symbianone.com/content/view/3736/
jonathon
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