Dave Neary wrote:
Hi,
Lorn Potter wrote:
If you look at the development, both Nokia and Openmoko 'runs the show'
and has the last say on their respective platforms, not the community.
It is perfectly reasonable to me that Nokia and FIC get to decide the
software that's installed on their
For someone to claim to write a C android app, what would be required
would be for the app to communicate with the Surface Manager and
display a GUI, and/or communicate with the android databases (phone
book,
call log, whatever), and/or communicate with the device drivers (eg,
make
a call,
Hello.
In some time I've had some trouble with performing a call - actually
I've not managed to do it until now.
I roughly followed the wiki, hence this post is just to inform of the
progress taking place.
I explicitly described the steps I did on my blog (
On Saturday 17 November 2007 21:09, Joshua Layne wrote:
Ted Lemon wrote:
On Sat, 2007-11-17 at 11:19 -0800, Michael Shiloh wrote:
I'd like to explore adding a head mounted display to the Neo, like the
i-glasses PC/SVGA Head Mounted Display at about $700. Would require
an
off-board SVGA
AVee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Your not the only one. The Nokia N810 has 2 advantages compare to the NEO, it
has a keyboard and a slightly bigger display. However, it does force me to
carry two devices, which is a major disadvantage.
Maybe one day there will be a NEO like device with a
On Nov 18, 2007 4:20 PM, Olaf Lüke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, yes you do ;-). Since the second version of the GUI you can
close applications with pressing the power button shortly. If you press
IMO that's a very strange, and very unintuitive way to close
applications. If the user is
Hello everyone,
I hope that this is not illegal to post a link for a new community forum to
this list.
Today I startet a new forum for linux mobile phones and related content.
Why? Because I'm very intrestet in this stuff and hope that I can share my
interest with other people.
So, I'm sorry
OCCAM'S RAZR - One ought not to multiply entities without necessity.
VENT
Why does the world need yet another mobile Linux knitting circle? Just
because you can buy a domain name doesn't mean you should mint new .orgs.
Sigh.
Let's all fight fragmentation with more fragmentation. It's the
On Mon, 2007-11-19 at 10:35 -0800, Michael Shiloh wrote:
What sort of applications make sense
this way? What sort of new applications does this allow?
I think the two big killer apps are laptop replacement and watching
video. But that's going to require hardware acceleration.
Long term, you
William Weinberg wrote:
OCCAM'S RAZR - One ought not to multiply entities without necessity.
VENT
Why does the world need yet another mobile Linux knitting circle? Just
because you can buy a domain name doesn't mean you should mint new .orgs.
Sigh.
Let's all fight fragmentation with more
Michael Shiloh wrote:
AVee wrote:
On Saturday 17 November 2007 21:09, Joshua Layne wrote:
Ted Lemon wrote:
On Sat, 2007-11-17 at 11:19 -0800, Michael Shiloh wrote:
I'd like to explore adding a head mounted display to the Neo, like the
i-glasses PC/SVGA Head Mounted Display at about $700.
Doug
Seems unlikely bluetooth will ever be used for video. Insufficient
bandwidth.
there is a spec for this and there is industry interest for some
specialized uses. I've seen a product advertised that allows you to
send video from a phone to a box that plugs into the tv to show off
Why does the world need yet another mobile Linux knitting circle? Just
because you can buy a domain name doesn't mean you should mint new .orgs.
RANT
It doesn't. There are SO MANY wikis, blogs, news groups, websites, forums etc.
set up around android. Why? MONEY! Most of the sites I've seen
It's interesting to see a second (if not more?) forum about open mobiles
started after I started mobiliberty.com hoping to ride the new wave
and help spread it too.
But here's the thing. There's no wave to ride. Mobiliberty.com is a
failed project and while this partly IS because my attention and
Thank you Thomas!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does the world need yet another mobile Linux knitting circle? Just
because you can buy a domain name doesn't mean you should mint new .orgs.
RANT
It doesn't. There are SO MANY wikis, blogs, news groups, websites, forums
etc. set up around
Hi all,
I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and trying to emulate openmoko in qemu.
Unfortunately Bug 937 has re-surfaced. Although people say it is
fixed, i know people are having problems still/again even if the old
version of the bug is fixed. I was wondering if someone could re-open
the bug report? Old
I have the same bug trying to compile on ubuntu gutsy too, also several
other people on IRC did as of the 18th this month i think.
James Olney skrev:
Hi all,
I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and trying to emulate openmoko in qemu.
Unfortunately Bug 937 has re-surfaced. Although people say it is
From my POV, when people at OpenMoko decided on GTK for its paltform they
are giving developers the ability to participate and influence *directly* on
its development, and create great apps, both opensource and proprietary,
without paying any license fees. The Nokia decision when build the Maemo
I also made a simple 3D model of the Neo1973. It's intended more for
drawings illustrations, since I didn't have all the dimensions and the
model is a bit rough. If anyone has detailed measurements it would be
great if they posted them on the wiki. Links to the model some
renderings are
License fees for Qtopia (and Qt) are a pittance compared to the fees of
even one engineer for one year for any company
Yes I agree with you before you said it:
Look that the pricing is not the most importante issue
You can influence directly the development of Qtopia very easily.
It appears more
Hi,
Lorn Potter wrote:
If you look at the development, both Nokia and Openmoko 'runs the show'
and has the last say on their respective platforms, not the community.
It is perfectly reasonable to me that Nokia and FIC get to decide the
software that's installed on their hardware. But that
Ted sed:
What I'd like to see is someone (FIC?) making a computer *like* the Neo
that's a real laptop replacement. 1Ghz ARM, DVI out, 640x480 screen
just like what we have in the Neo, runs slow when it's on batteries,
fast when it's plugged in, a couple gigabytes of flash, an external hard
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