I am looking for tcsh for Diablo.
I have found by Google that there was a port of tcsh on 770
but the link is broken.
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What the Hell is going on with Maemo repositories?
Today I've been trying to install kismet package, and after trying to
download it from eko.one.pl I found the following warning
message:http://eko.one.pl/maemo/
In their defense (shocking coming from me, I know...), it's exactly
this kind of nightmare they're trying to prevent. By making people use
the official repositories instead of putting things in their personal
servers all over the Internet, it will make things easier to find and
hopefully more
Hi,
sebastian maemo wrote:
Come on, Quim... what good excuse are you going to tell us now...?
First, there is no excuse for this personal attack.
PD: Sorry very much if you find this message unpolite, but I'm really
fed up with this kind of situations...
Apologising after being impolite
2008/11/21 Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In their defense (shocking coming from me, I know...), it's exactly
this kind of nightmare they're trying to prevent. By making people use
the official repositories instead of putting things in their personal
servers all over the Internet, it will make things
2008/11/21 Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
First, there is no excuse for this personal attack.
Personal attack?... Excuse me, Dave, but personal attack is what you are
doing to me! So be careful with what you say, please.
I'm just an unsatisfied customer, and Quim is Marketing Manager at Nokia.
2008/11/21 Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I get what you're saying, but remember that Nokia is in this for the
money, not for others' benefit or because it's the right thing to do.
That means planned obsolescence is in effect, as well as control (in
other words, *not* true FOSS) and other things...
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 11:53 AM, Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
sebastian maemo wrote:
Come on, Quim... what good excuse are you going to tell us now...?
First, there is no excuse for this personal attack.
...so two wrongs make a right?...
PD: Sorry very much if you find this
Hallo!
As one of the people that had shutdown his own repository as response to
mentioned request to consolidate I can assure that such request was very
polite, I was never forced and every help was promised (which I did not need)
and no timeline was given. We never talked about the actual
Am Freitag, den 21.11.2008, 20:10 +0100 schrieb sebastian maemo:
2008/11/21 Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
First, there is no excuse for this personal attack.
Personal attack?... Excuse me, Dave, but personal attack is what you
are doing to me! So be careful with what you say, please.
2008/11/21 Tim Teulings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Note that Nokia regarding this aspect is not Apple.
Please calm down and let the facts speak.
Ok, Tim. I *really* love your contribution to the Maemo community, and
anderenen repository was one of my *must*... So I really appreciate your
point of
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Tim Teulings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo!
As one of the people that had shutdown his own repository as response to
mentioned request to consolidate I can assure that such request was very
polite, I was never forced and every help was promised (which I
2008/11/21 Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nokia apparently thinks they can just throw their devices out into the
wild and their responsibility ends there.
;-)
That's exactly how I feel about it...
Salut,
Sebas.
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Hello!
...Which is clearly a bad idea. The details obviously *should* be
worked out and a timeline chosen so that the switchover can happen
smoothly. It can be cooperative rather than dictatorial, but that's
irrelevant to the end-user.
But Nokia did not force me to immediately shutdown the
2008/11/21 Tim Teulings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you want kismet do your port and put it into extras yourself. There was
not includes kismet on your product package I'm sure of.
Hi Tim, I think you're going the wrong way...
Salut,
Sebas.
PD: Should Nokia place an advertising in their Tablets'
A couple comments on this subject. First, it doesn't do anyone any good
to attack the messengers or worker bees regardless of what their
involvement with the tablets is. Stuff happens, stuff gets noticed and
brought to attention, stuff gets corrected. No one is intentionally
screwing things
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 2:51 PM, lakestevensdental
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consolidation -- It's fine with endusers like me if repositories are
consolidated. Perhaps it would help if Nokia offered some sort of
incentive, like low priced/free units and alpha/beta testing for
developers using
Mark wrote:
The bottom line is that there are some serious problems in the way
that Nokia has and continues to approach the ITs and support for
them. Until they not only acknowledge that but address it
realistically, they are going to have to deal with the occasional
attack. Get used to it!
Mark wrote:
I also have to point out that the maemo site is always incredibly
slow, which can't possibly help any of these situations. It doesn't
matter whether I'm on my home desktop, my N800 on WiFi, or a school
machine on a very fast network, it always takes forever for pages on
the
Wow, I'm impressed at how much FUD-spewing sans-facts is going on in
this thread. Bravo.
So, let me set a few things straight:
First, there is ABSOLUTELY no conspiracy involved. Eko1 was not
singled out because it contained a pen-testing tool, in fact, it
wasn't singled out at all. Niels
Mark wrote:
I also have to point out that the maemo site is always incredibly
slow, which can't possibly help any of these situations. It doesn't
matter whether I'm on my home desktop, my N800 on WiFi, or a school
machine on a very fast network, it always takes forever for pages on
the maemo
On Nov 21, 2008, at 5:51 PM, Peter Flynn wrote:
lakestevensdental wrote:
As it is, App Manager seems a rather crude work in progress that
displays the crudest information during the updating process -- it
doesn't even say what repository catalog is being updated during the
update process.
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 3:40 PM, Peter Flynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark wrote:
The bottom line is that there are some serious problems in the way
that Nokia has and continues to approach the ITs and support for
them. Until they not only acknowledge that but address it
realistically, they
On Nov 21, 2008, at 5:59 PM, lakestevensdental wrote:
Mark wrote:
I also have to point out that the maemo site is always incredibly
slow, which can't possibly help any of these situations. It doesn't
matter whether I'm on my home desktop, my N800 on WiFi, or a school
machine on a very fast
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 3:56 PM, Ryan Abel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clearly transitions like these can cause some short-term instability
that makes things harder for specific individuals, but the overall
effect for the community, and the long-term effect for everybody is an
environment with
Mark Haury wrote:
Everybody who owns one of these tablets is not a developer.
according to original poster he was after Kismet. That is not a toy your
average user would install. He did know what he was asking for. He did
know about etiquette on ML and he should've checked the facts before
sebastian maemo wrote:
Yes, I was a bit stressed maybe because every semester I have the same
problem when I happen to reflash my Nokia 770 and am unable to find the
fucking packages I need for my fucking unusable tablet... Sorry about that
and my stressed unpolite fucking language...
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