I think there's a lot of commonality between these two projects (100
dollar PC and N770).
In fact, I would encourage Nokia to target that same focus group
(illeterate 3rd world computer users), which they probably will..
After all, N770 already makes them quite a lot more "computer
producer" than smart phones ever did.
Technically, what Maemo/N770 offers that other Linux distros don't,
is a state-saving and reviving mechanism. Personally, I think that is
about the only 'genuine' feature in the product, and rather useful
with a flash-only device.
-ak
Clemens Eisserer kirjoitti 6.11.2005 kello 18.35:
Hey guys!
why not suggesting MIT from trying Maemo on the
100-dollar laptop project?
I guess the 770 and the 100-dollar laptop share
similar functionality, don´t you think?
Don't think so since the 100Dollar laptop features a complete linux
and I don't think Maemo is ready for desktop use.
However you can suggest it if you think its a good idea.
lg Clemens
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