Levend Sayar wrote:
Hi, everybody.
I just joined this list. I have a N800. I recently upgraded its OS. I am
using the latest release right now. But I have a problem.
When I set a alarm with clock application, it does NOT work if the N800
is powered off. It only alarms when it is powered on.
Jan Knutar wrote:
On Saturday 06 March 2010, Bernard Tyers wrote:
Is it possible to connect a 3G dongle, via USB cable and running the
USB host software on the N900, providing you with cellular data
access?
N900 does not have USB Host Mode, so no.
You're kidding? Did they not learn from
I've had this a few times but a reboot always fixed it, so I assumed it was a
memory leakage problem, possibly from some other app.
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James Knott wrote:
Peter Flynn wrote:
have the same issues with some wifi connections, but not all.
I use IMAP/SSL and SMTP for my email on all devices, and a few
locations appear to have those ports blocked (pubs, cafes, etc). When
asked, they all claim not to, but I suspect either
Bernard Tyers wrote:
My issue has been that when using WiFi interface, some web services
do not seem to work, namely SMTP/IMAP/app-manager. When I use 3G/2G
all services work as expected.
I have the same issues with some wifi connections, but not all.
I use IMAP/SSL and SMTP for my email on
Graham Cobb wrote:
Peter Flynn peter.fl...@mars.ucc.ie wrote:
Presumably as it's an SQLite file, there must be a GUI or CL
interface to let me open the database and delete from table
where date20081231 or something. Do you have pointers to
something suitable?
n900's come with the sqlite3
Peter Flynn wrote:
How have others migrated their calendar data to elsewhere?
Sorry for the false alarm: a little more digging revealed:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11459highlight=gpe+backup
I hadn't realised the commandline option was available on the N800
Gary wrote:
yeah, just updated from RC1 with the app manager. it takes a moment to
initialize but not much longer than microB.
It must be huge, though.
I'm installing Mer now, too. all the fuss about the iPad reminded me to
dust off my Nokia tablet hug an open platform. ;)
Is Mer really
Brad Midgley wrote:
Mark
The Apple iPad: Yawn... a huge iPod Touch/iPhone that can't possibly
fit in anyone's pocket. Really?
It should set a decent baseline for a good looking tablet with nice
battery life.
I'm just going to wait for the Notion Ink device which is supposed to be
out in
Graham Cobb wrote:
On Wednesday 20 January 2010 14:22:46 Dieter Plaetinck wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 14:18:28 +
Peter Flynn peter.fl...@mars.ucc.ie wrote:
Presumably as it's an SQLite file, there must be a GUI or CL interface
to let me open the database and delete from table where
Graham Cobb wrote:
On Thursday 14 January 2010 16:01:47 Peter Bart wrote:
Where might I find GPE?
Peter,
The GPE apps for Fremantle are in extras-testing, meaning that they are
effectively in Beta status. I have found and fixed a number of problems
and new versions will be created soon, I
Timo Pelkonen wrote:
Is there a way to ignore people within maemo mailing lists?
procmail is your friend...
*plonk*
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Mark wrote:
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:33 PM, Aldon Hynes
aldon.hy...@orient-lodge.com wrote:
I'm with Timo on this. If you don't like the N900, there is a better site
to be posting on. It is called eBay. When you post your N900 there, let us
know, some of us might respond more favorably
Alessio Stella wrote:
Dear all,
how can I connect a NOKIA N900 to ethernet cables LANs, for instance
when I am in a hotel that provides ethernet cables connection but not
wireless??
Is there an adaptor? Or some sort of small router to use in the middle?
I use my WiFlyer
Alessio Stella wrote:
Dear all,
thank you for the very useful replies. I don't know how to post
indented as an answer to your messages..
Change your webmail settings for Reply to Indent with or (better)
use a real email client.
///Peter
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Mark wrote:
[...]
Actually, it wasn't LCARS that was broken, it was GPE that disregarded
some of the system colors.
Thank you for the correction. I tried for nearly a year to get any kind
of response from either author, but got nothing, so I assumed neither of
them was interested in making
Mark wrote:
[...]
That particular issue probably just wasn't on their radar. I don't
think the dark themes were even available when they were working on
their apps. Plus, they had bigger fish to fry - GPE are supposedly
working on better import/export, which is a much more important issue
Timo Pelkonen wrote:
2009/12/24 Kevin Kempter ke...@kevinkempterllc.com
mailto:ke...@kevinkempterllc.com
Hi All;
I just got a new N900 - it rocks. However I cannot download any of
the lcars
theme's.
On my N900, I browse to maemo.org http://maemo.org then
Mark Haury wrote:
[...]
Abiword doesn't work for me. I can't get it to open anything other than
its native proprietary format. I've tried the maemo version, the linux
version and the Windows version, all with the same results.
You mean on the N900? Or anywhere at all? I've been using it
Mark Haury wrote:
Peter Flynn wrote:
Mark Haury wrote:
[...]
Abiword doesn't work for me. I can't get it to open anything other than
its native proprietary format. I've tried the maemo version, the linux
version and the Windows version, all with the same results.
You mean
Ralph Angenendt wrote:
Am 09.12.09 23:19, schrieb Mark:
You can complain about reality all you want, but that's not going to
change it. The reality is that NO ONE is paying $900 for an unlocked
iPhone, and the unlocked price for an iPhone is far, far below what it
will be for an N900 if when
Mark wrote:
N900 $510
http://www.buy.com/prod/nokia-n900-unlocked-maemo-internet-tablet-3g-phone-panoramic-desktop/q/loc/12435/212003401.html?adid=17582
If that's true then it might put me back in the market.
But it would have to do *everything* my N800 does, without error.
The fact that it's a
dne...@maemo.org wrote:
The question is about keyboards in mobile devices. What characters to
put, what characters to sacrifice? You know it's a hot topic and
maybe yourself have thought sometimes: why do they put X which I
don't used, while Y is missing?
In effect, this is also equivalent to
Mark Haury wrote:
[...]
Every Linux handheld device that I've been interested
in and followed has *required* periodic re-flashes of the OS, either to
fix growing instability or to flash a new image that increases stability
and/or hardware or software functionality.
This was true for my old
Timo Pelkonen wrote:
Then let the markets decide it instead of your speculation, markets are
always right unlike persons.
And the Tooth Fairy will still visit you.
Markets are easily swayed and perverted.
People -- especially experts with good judgment -- are right much more
often than
igor.sto...@nokia.com wrote:
Yeah, I guess you don't consider market statistics that Nokia is
continually losing share to be facts, because they don't fit with
your fanboy views.
In case you had not realized it yet (hint: read my email address) i'm
not a fanboy, i'm just an employee.
And
Jose Manrique Lopez de la Fuente wrote:
I've used several cases from them in the past, and they are really
really good ;)
2009/12/1 Eric Cooper e...@cmu.edu:
I've been a very satisfied customer of theirs, so I asked about N900
cases and just received a message back that they have now
Valerio Valerio wrote:
The problem is that the generic pc-105 layout was removed from Maemo5,
I would have thought the solution is for it to be put back again.
Removing pc-105 is a bit like saying we don't support ASCII any more.
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Peter Flynn wrote:
I did some more tests, both with plaintext files and PDFs, and all of
them print in microscopically small type
Duh. For some unfathomable reason, the config on the desktop (the print
host) was set to Print 9 pages per sheet.
I've never in my life used that configuration
Kimmo Hämäläinen wrote:
On Sat, 2009-09-26 at 18:25 +0200, ext Peter Flynn wrote:
Peter Flynn wrote:
I successfully installed Emacs-x and it's been running well. But when it
loads, no icon appears in the sidebar of the screen, so if I run another
application while Emacs is running, I can
Dieter Plaetinck wrote:
On Tue, 29 Sep 2009 09:54:58 +0200
Xavier Bestel xavier.bes...@free.fr wrote:
Anyway, I'm pretty interested in buying one sooner than later too (if
possible avoiding the ridiculous +50€ we have to pay in France
compared to the rest of Europe). Anyone knows about the
Laurent Léonard wrote:
I'm also interested in that piece of information. I contacted the 2 official
Nokia resellers in Brussels, but I got an answer only from one and he has no
information at all about the N900, its price or availability in Belgium.
I asked three Nokia stores in Ireland (and
Peter Flynn wrote:
I successfully installed Emacs-x and it's been running well. But when it
loads, no icon appears in the sidebar of the screen, so if I run another
application while Emacs is running, I can never get back to Emacs
afterwards. Is there something needs adding to the menu
What I have done is used an ASUS WL-330GE Wireless Access Point.
I have a WiFlier AP which I forgot to bring, duuh; but it wouldn't be
any use, as connecting such devices to the campus network is prohibited
and would result in disconnection.
///Peter
I successfully installed Emacs-x and it's been running well. But when
it loads, no icon appears in the sidebar of the screen, so if I run
another application while Emacs is running, I can never get back to
Emacs afterwards. Is there something needs adding to the menu entry to
specify an
I am away at a conference and the dorm room only has a wired connection. Is
there such a thing as a mini-USB-to-RJ45 box or cable, and will the N800/OS2008
recognize/support such a connection?
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I've been using Mauku for a while and it works well, but it has no
Follow or Follower controls, and Search function, so you can't follow a
#topic.
Does anyone know a Twitter app for N800/OS800 that has these features?
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In the network applet for N800/OS800, in Connections, you can specify in
the Advanced section what your proxies are. This is fine for the
protocols provided for (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and RTSP) but I can't see how
to tell it to use the same IP address for *all* protocols.
In particular, it would
sean wrote:
I do not recall ever having any problems unlocking my N800.
As long as I press the correct button.
I have an N800 running the same, and it seems to lock and unlock OK
(first time I'd tried it...I have the CarryMobile case, so I've never
needed to lock and unlock, I just close the
Mark wrote:
I think the codes you are referring to are only available from a
phone. Even if the N900 has full phone features, there are still
likely to be different formats for each carrier as well as the codes
and the information would have to be parsed from text messages, so it
probably
- Original message -
On Monday 31 August 2009 20:38:23 sean wrote:
Would an updated version of Calendar be in the works that supports an
alarm powering on the N800 and perhaps flashing the led?
(...)
This is one of the most often requested enhancements to GPE Calendar but there
is
- Original message -
Am Sonntag, den 30.08.2009, 17:20 -0600 schrieb Mark:
On 8/30/09, Fernando Cassia fcas...@gmail.com wrote:
No, you´re wrong. It´s a platform AND a language.
Actually the truth is somewhere in between.
Sigh, obviously you know better than Sun. They made it
[Sebastian]
for me the big question is... Will I be
able to install an XTERM application?...
Will I be able to install a GNU shell,
like BASH?... and even more important
than that... Will I be able to login as
ROOT?
These too are deal-breakers. No shell means no go, period. No Emacs, no
[Java not only a language but a platform]
Thats part of Suns stupid marketing strategy. Its a language and a
platform. C++ is a language. QT is a platform. Oh hell, according to
the marketing Java is an OS as well.
It's a language. There are platforms and OS-like applications built with it,
[David]
Maybe holding the unjustified vitriol until you read the reply that came *3
minutes* after the post? (and well over an hour before you posted).
My apologies for the crossed wires: I'm away from base so my access is
sporadic, and messages don't always arrive as promptly as one might
Does anyone use Claws-mail on an N800/OS2008? I have been using it to
get mail from several accounts with IMAP4 while travelling, and it has
been excellent until the last update some months ago.
Since then, I can't find out how to delete a message: the behaviour has
changed completely. If I
Peter Flynn wrote:
Does anyone use Claws-mail on an N800/OS2008? [...]
How do you actually get rid of a message? Permanently.
The documentation says:
When the 'Execute immediately when moving or deleting messages'
option is used, operations performed on messages, (like deletions
The next Emacs stage is to get the X version running on my N800 under
OS2008. From other posts (eg in Full screen non-Hildon X applications
possible?), some people have obviously managed this, but there is an
apparently undocumented dependency, libxaw7, which I cannot find in any
repository.
David Greaves wrote:
Peter Flynn wrote:
The next Emacs stage is to get the X version running on my N800 under
OS2008. From other posts (eg in Full screen non-Hildon X applications
possible?), some people have obviously managed this, but there is an
apparently undocumented dependency
Tim Teulings wrote:
Hello!
Did you find out how to do this? Googling returns nothing except this
thread, a lot of repo listings, and some pages in japanese...
Hildon/the window manager follows the freedesktop WM spec.
See:
Alejandro López wrote:
Peter Flynn escribió:
Has weather.com changed their format again?
omweather is not updating since Saturday.
No problem here. Using version 0.22.6.
Same here. But it started working again this morning. Very weird.
First this, then one of my private mail hosters
Has weather.com changed their format again?
omweather is not updating since Saturday.
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Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
ext Peter Flynn wrote:
I've been rearranging my SD cards and I wanted to install Emacs_22.1-1
(this is for OS-2008) to replace the older version.
It's looking for ncurses-base and libxaw7 but I can't find any that
install.
The package has or hasn't
Kevin T. Neely wrote:
Guess it just wasn't there a couple days back when I checked. Hooray
for those omweather guys, they're usually only a few days behind
weather.com's incessantly changing of format/syntax.
Yes, they do an excellent job.
But weather.com have screwed up something: all my
Suddely, omweather on my N800 has started popping up messages saying the
location cannot be found or the zip code is wrong. It's been working
just fine for weeks since the last upgrade, and I have it configured for
about 15 locations that I commonly visit, including a couple that I
added to
One of the problems with PDFs that are designed for printing is that the
margins and the orientation are understandably suboptimal for reading on
an 800x480 screen on a handheld device.
While sorting out some material for a long flight and trip next month, I
realised that by trimming the
Kevin T. Neely wrote:
Nokia uses the same charger for all its batteries, so I'm sure that
wouldn't be a problem.
But you can get several differently-rated Nokia chargers with the same
micro-plug (like the N800) intended for other devices like phones. So
they'll fit, but the weaker (phone)
Mark wrote:
However, $750 and and/or a smaller screen would be showstoppers for
me.
That price would be a showstopper for anyone, even if included GPS and
an accelerometer. That's well over three times the going rate for a
pocket device.
Also, at this point regular cellular voice would be
I've been rearranging my SD cards and I wanted to install Emacs_22.1-1
(this is for OS-2008) to replace the older version.
It's looking for ncurses-base and libxaw7 but I can't find any that
install. I have the maemo-Extras repo installed, and I can see
ncurses-base in there, but it doesn't
Karl Kobel wrote:
Peter,
Sorry if I wasn't totally clear. I just abbreviated the entire path.
Unless you want the 'bleeding' edge development builds, you shouldn't
have any repositories ending in devel.
A new version was posted to the 'normal' repository, superseding the
development
Peter Flynn wrote:
I've been rearranging my SD cards and I wanted to install Emacs_22.1-1
(this is for OS-2008) to replace the older version.
It's looking for ncurses-base and libxaw7 but I can't find any that
install. I have the maemo-Extras repo installed, and I can see
ncurses-base
Having fixed the ncurses-base dependency, I tried to install with
# mkdir /media/mmc1/emacs
# dpkg --instdir=/media/mmc1/emacs -i emacs_22.1-1_armel.deb
(Reading database ... 18457 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking emacs (from emacs_22.1-1_armel.deb) ...
dpkg: error
Peter Flynn wrote:
Having fixed the ncurses-base dependency, I tried to install with
# mkdir /media/mmc1/emacs
# dpkg --instdir=/media/mmc1/emacs -i emacs_22.1-1_armel.deb
(Reading database ... 18457 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking emacs (from emacs_22.1-1_armel.deb
Just out of curiosity, is there a way to multi-select from a list (eg
the App Mgr Installable Apps list) using the screen and stylus, or do I
have to attach my keyboard?
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Karl Kobel wrote:
Tim Peter,
I also had this 'problem'.
Check your App-Manager repositories. Make sure the ...Devel repositories
are disabled. There is a 'test only' version in there.
Un-install, disable the Devel repository, and reinstall.
I don't seem to have Devel. Extras-Devel is
Peter Flynn wrote:
Karl Kobel wrote:
Tim Peter,
I also had this 'problem'.
Check your App-Manager repositories. Make sure the ...Devel repositories
are disabled. There is a 'test only' version in there.
Un-install, disable the Devel repository, and reinstall.
I don't seem to have
lakestevensdental wrote:
I haven't heard of or tried Pimlico, have heard of and use GPE,
I too had never heard of Pimlico (apart from the London suburb of the
same name, and the old Ealing comedy Passport to Pimlico :-) but it
doesn't appear in my Apps list, so presumably there is a repo to
I've had omweather on-screen ever since I got my N800 and it's been
great. There was an update to the stations database the other day, and
suddenly omweather has vanished from the screen, and it's no longer in
the applet setup menu.
So I uninstalled it (and the stations database) and
Mark Haury wrote:
I'm using GPE myself, but I've spent 6 months trying to fix the botched
data import. There's just no way to reliably import data or specify
corresponding data fields.
Yes; the apps seem to have been designed by someone who has heard PIM
apps described, but has never seen
Luca Olivetti wrote:
En/na Mark ha escrit:
I wasn't very clear: what I meant to say was that IIRC the built-in
apps can't be defeated as the defaults for their particular actions,
but there may be hope for some types of files that aren't already
associated with the as-shipped apps. Or maybe
Lake Stevens Dental wrote:
FYI, Buy.com has the n810 for $180.
Which is another way of saying, the end of the n810 series is near...
It's still a great little unit, as is the n800.
What's the replacement for the N810? My N800 is still going fine, but if
I was in the market for a new
Mark wrote:
What's the replacement for the N810?
There is none. From the details they've given thus far, the next
generation of Maemo devices are going to be completely different than
the current tablets, with incompatible hardware therefore
software/OS.
I don't care if they are different
sean wrote:
Is there a way to change the default Contact application from the built
in one to something else, in this case I am trying out GPE Contacts?
I don't think it's possible, but I have a dim recollection of someone
posting a long time ago to say it *was* possible, just difficult.
sean wrote:
Hello All,
I just purchased a used N800, and it arrived a little earlier today.
Just looking for any real user tips as to get the most out of the device?
I hope that it can replace my aging palm as best as possible, but I have
read of the lack of built in PIM, GPE seems
My updater icon flashed yesterday and it turned out to be Abiword.
Amazing. The new version fixes the scrolling bug on the N800, and adds a
sheaf of new file formats supports, including .docx Serious
congratulations to them all.
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Laura Conrad wrote:
Marius If you're reading in full-screen mode, you can also press
Marius the area on the middle of the right side of the screen.
Marius There are translucent buttons that show up when you display
Marius a new page and then fade out, to give you a hint of
Laura Conrad wrote:
Peter What missing on mine is being able to rotate the display 90
Peter degrees so that you can read a page in portrait
Peter orientation. I *hate* having to flip up and down to see the
Peter missing half of a page.
Can't you do that at the OS level?
Not
Alberto Garcia wrote:
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 11:25:18AM -0600, Mark wrote:
telnet belongs on an Interner Tablet, and claiming otherwise is
akin to claiming that the WWW is the internet.
Misnomenclature aside, making claims about a device's abilities that
can only be attained by installing
Dmitry S. Makovey wrote:
Question might be somewhat naive, but does anybody know if there is any
chance of skype2 making it to N8x0 devices? It sure would be nice to be
able to utilize built-in camera...
It certainly would...it's always puzzled me that Nokia built it in, but
it's basically
I'd like a little advice about this before filing a bug report.
If you run GPE Calendar and you use the LCARS Theme (any of them), the
calendar entries come out in pale yellow on a white background, which
means they're unreadable.
OK, so LCARS does some fairly deep surgery on theming, but I
I have a nicely-running N800, but the apps I use are taking up most of
the internal space. I want to add a couple of big ones (TeX is one) and
I have plenty of space on SD cards. Is there a command for package
installation that says, in effect, install this all in /media/foo/bar
and symlink it
Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
Hmmm... Interesting. Abiword was in my catalog and is installed on my 810
(running Diablo). The current version is 2.6.4. I've had no problems.
Weird. Not there now anyway. It goes straight from A-GPS to Abuse.
Dave Neary wrote:
Abiword's in a separate repository
Jonathan Greene wrote:
any one know if it possible to get the wep key i am connected to in
order to use it on my laptop?
Someone (I forget whom, but thanks) posted this here the other day in
response to a query on mine. It's well hidden, in directories with names
you would never guess, and
Eero Tamminen wrote:
But not to both at the same time (i.e. music to headphones,
alarm to speaker). Would you remember to switch sound to
speakers when you take the headphones off your head? I think
it's just easier to unplug the headphones from the device.
Surely an incoming call should
Ryan Abel wrote:
[...]
Pretty much everything, but I can only recommend that you upgrade,
OK, all done and working, and thanks for the pointers.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware
Small buglet: the page says switch on your tablet while holding the
Home-button (N800) but I
What is the current status of Abiword for Diablo?
Garage says it's 4-beta but doesn't provide any download links, and says
there are no files associated with this project.
Abiword's own site has no mention of it, and it's not in maemo.org/downloads
Where should I be looking?
///Peter
Ryan Abel wrote:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware
I'm about to flash to Diablo. Everything is backed up, but in case I
need it, whereabouts (what file) are my wlan connection data stored? I
know most of the dozen or so access points I use regularly but there are
a few that
Tim Ashman wrote:
I use in diable on n810
calendar
contacts
Out of interest, are these the same apps as shipped with the N800/Bora?
Or are they completely new (ie do they have the functionality people
expect from a PIM app nowadays?)
Ryan Abel wrote:
Pretty much everything, but I can only
Andrew Flegg wrote:
The built in Internet Call. It works very well when your wife/son
have an N810 at home, and you're working until 11pm practically every
night for 3 weeks. Being able to say night night to my toddler's the
only thing which has kept me (vaguely) sane.
That's a very excellent
Ryan Abel wrote:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware
That page seems to be entirely blank.
///Peter
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Faheem Pervez wrote:
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 3:46 PM, Peter Flynn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ryan Abel wrote:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware
That page seems to be entirely blank.
Ctrl-Shift-R
Thank you. What a curious thing
Tim Ashman wrote:
On Sunday 23 November 2008 04:14:56 am Peter Flynn wrote:
Tim Ashman wrote:
I use in diable on n810
calendar
contacts
Out of interest, are these the same apps as shipped with the N800/Bora?
Or are they completely new (ie do they have the functionality people
expect from
Did anyone ever get CUPS working, either under OS2007 or OS2008?
I installed it and was able to install a printer but it never created
any output because the pstotext utility was broken, and returned an
error (2 I think). There was no indication of where to log this, and
mail to the packager
Mark wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 4:10 PM, Peter Flynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That was the biggest mistake, IMHO. I've never used it for the simple
reason that there is no software (that I have found) to do anything
meaningful with it, and the software provided is a chat system to which
Ryan Abel wrote:
Yes, upgrade to Diablo, it has a much more useful Application Manager. :)
I haven't got that far yet. Having avoided OS2008 on the information on
most forums that it basically broke too many things that worked in
OS2007, I need to look much harder at what will and won't work
Mark wrote:
You're right. It is possible to change a setting so the default
useless app doesn't open when you pop out the camera, but that doesn't
change the fact that the tablet doesn't come with anything useful.
That setting doesn't seem to stick too well. Skype and Gizmo are only
a couple
Ryan Abel wrote:
Ignore trolls and upgrade. :) Seriously, you get a whole 70 extra
megahertz for _free_, not to mention improvements pretty much _everywhere_.
A lot depends on what the improvements are :-)
Seriously, upgrade. Bora is old, slow, and unsupported.
So long as I can flash back
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
Andre Klapper wrote:
Am Mittwoch, den 05.11.2008, 12:46 + schrieb Peter Flynn:
Our campus has parallel wireless networks, one for staff/faculty
and one for students. Both use the same settings but different
usernames/passwords:
I deleted the entry for the student network and checked
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