ext Dave Neary wrote: > Thanks Harri! > > [email protected] wrote: >> First, to make it absolute clear for everybody: This is about open MeeGo >> adaptation to N900 device. >> Like any other MeeGo project, it is open source project for all >> applicaple purposes, and does NOT directly have links to any potential >> Nokia product or potential product plans. So, based on this or any other >> of my posts, please do NOT start or continue speculation of upcoming >> Nokia MeeGo releases. That is practically not helpfull, and mostly only >> takes our time when we need to explain our words and actions in detail >> to various directions. > > Are you in a position yet to say which components will be closed, and > which will be supported by the open source project? Even a list with > some gray area (say some components where you're not sure) would be > useful, I think.
Your question is a bit confusing (at least to me). Harri's team is working on taking the MeeGo Core + Handset UX releases (100% open source) and making them to work in the N900 hardware. Until now they have released a 100% free image (freedom at the expense of some functionality/performance) and an image with binaries provided by Nokia (functionality/performance at the expense of some freedom). As far as I know the proprietary binaries used are already present in Maemo 5 since they belong to their N900 hardware adaptation. -- Quim Gil open source advocate MeeGo Devices @ Nokia _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
