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as
containing unread messages when the user next checks mail in Modest.
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the faulty
account). It's worth noting that Modest already throws an error during
account creation if the mailserver is bogus, so it's not necessary to
issue such a loud error message during mail-check.
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in the long-run.
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with a mail setup like this? I
thought it was a moderately common arrangement. Or do other folks have
the same issue and are just being quiet because they don't have a solution?
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. Verizon has bee doing this for years, I don't have experience
with ATT but it wouldn't surprise me. Verizon calls it Broadband
Access, it's an extra $15/month.
If you do successfully workaround the block and tether your phone
without the feature, you're in violation of your TOS.
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application, and nobody *needs*
Nokia's code to make progress there.
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, they
involve varying degrees of complication but that's the route you'll want
to go. Look into UPnP and other media servers that have Nxx0 clients.
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is as far as
the discussion need proceed. If you have further comments, please take
the discussion off-list.
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Some things are so ugly, it's not possible to be polite.
Then you have exceedingly poor self-restraint. Please keep
communications to the list polite, most especially in your subject lines
which subscribers have no choice to skip unless they put you in a killfile.
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Andrew Flegg wrote:
On Dec 3, 2007 2:39 AM, Mike Lococo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone else has A/V sync problems with their N800 when watching
feature length films?
[snip]
2) Run through Bleb's tablet-encode with the default settings
What version of tablet-encode are you using
to confirm that the audio and video correctly
sync as expected.
4) Copy the Nokia-optimized video to your N800 and watch it, noticing
that the A/V sync is way off.
I'm running OS2007 at the moment.
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Can you please go to http://maemo.org/news/ , login with your
maemo/garage account and click on the hearts to mark as favorite your
preferred stories in the page? 5 minutes (if you have already an
account).
How do you favorite a planet story? I don't see the heart widget like
on other
?
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[1] http://www.cleardefinition.com/page/Sync_Evolution_and_GPE_on_N800/
[2] http://internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=923
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I have added an entry for Nokia 770/800 to the Compatibility web page:
http://localhost:8889/projects/SyncML/Compatibility.html#Nokia+770%2F800
Did you really mean to post a link to localhost?
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the one already installed on.
Not today. Some Nokia engineers appear to be involvemed in the Ubuntu
Mobile project, though. It may be that as that project matures it gains
Nxxx support. It's too early to make any predictions though.
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.
It's a problem with wide recognition, though, and I expect Nokia is
working quietly toward some improvement.
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this depends on how far you are willing to bury your head in the sand
and raise your *** into the air...i will leave this 'experience' to
others, sorry
This is the third post in an unproductive (and now uncivil) thread.
Please refrain from this type of behavior.
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in the area. The details and release date still aren't
public, but we're running more or less on schedule. See our
January press release for the public 'schedule':
http://www.nokia.com/A4136001?newsid=1096860
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The JK post (1) is much more informative. This has been scheduled for
the end of the quarter and a fair number of folks are waiting with
baited breath for the next OS update in expectation that Skype will be
in
Skype is a little heavy for the N800. Besides, it's only taken Skype
two-three years to release an upgrade for Linux from version 1.3 to
1.4. While the Windows world is using v 3.1.
I'm waiting for Skype to support video-calls on the N800 so we finally
have a video-calling solution that works
I've been noticing that I don't get anywhere near the promised 10 days
idle battery life on my N800. With bluetooth and the wireless turned
off (offline mode), and with the display off and keys/touchscreen
locked, I'm getting at best 8-10 hours of idle time before the battery
is completely
I have been enjoying my N800 for the the past few days, however there is
one thing that could stand improvement. I'm a leftie and find the using
the stylus on the vertical scroll bar, located on the right side of the
window, to be awkward. Is it possible to move the scroll bars to the
left
As for the the closed-source issue... I am an open source advocate
myself (I guess I wouldn't have an N800 if I wasn't!). But, going too
far is to say that people like Earthlink (feather.net), Gizmo, and
Rhapsody (among others) shouldn't be allowed to create apps for the IT.
I think you've
... attempt to make an iTunes killer of sorts... It would be so
nice to have a media app on IT and computer that synced like
iTunes does.
When I plug my 770 (or any USB-drive) into my computer with a
recently-downloaded version of Winamp, Winamp asks if I want to
manage media on it.
Many
I was wondering wether it is possible to switch from landscape to
portrait display mode with the default setup.
FBReader can do this in fullscreen mode, there may or may not be other
applications that are able to as well. It is not (yet) possible to do
this globally, or for the main desktop
I think we should stop wasting time on things like this that really
don't matter and concentrate on things that do. In my experience
anything that involves legal takes ages and is very difficult to
change
Hmmm... That's an interesting point and one obviously one that is shared by
Nokia. My
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has been discussed several times. A provisional conclusion is
that
a) Even if it sounds incredible we are following POSIX standards,
and we did not create them. b) We will probably enable the
possibility of users to select their preferred display. This won't
come in
6. Still no 12/24-hour clock. Nokia, you’ve got to get this right.
Due to daylight savings time changes that are different around the
world, we can’t just select some other region that uses a 24-hour
clock. This is standard on every version of Linux and actually
I was wondering if there was anyone willing to communicate with me via
private email in order that I can fully understand a few things about
installing Maemo apps... I know this is a weird request -- and I
couldn't offer any compensation other than my undying gratitude -- but I
am stumped by a
I’d like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but our
IT folks won’t let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
anything on the web that I can show them that would indicate that the
N800 is not a security risk? Or maybe it is??? Thanks!
It's hard to make an
Or let them figure out that buttons on both sides (with key
customization in control panel) are useful for all. And that will make
both righties and lefties very happy!
Continued expansion of the form factor makes me very unhappy. I wish
they'd have left the stereo speakers off the N800 and
The SINGLE worst problem with the 770/800 is NO BT headsets.
It's a long standing complaint. I've come to believe it's
a conscious decision.
No argument here - It seems like the exclusion was conscious, but I
can't figure out why.
It's being actively worked on. The reason for the delay is, I
Jonathan,
It seems there is no standard for how developers design home screen
applets. I'd like to see there be a mandatory resize function so you
could make sure that things could be smaller or larger as needed. Two
examples are the GPE-Calendar and Canola applets which I'd make
smaller.
Hi Folks,
Is there a guide anywhere for deciphering the release version numbers?
The descriptions of final, latest, and updated used on
http://www.maemo.org/downloads/nokia_770.php are not really helpful.
Thanks,
Mike
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Fair enough - was just wondering what others were doing.
I think the consensus is that we're getting content from any one of the
many sources that do not encumber it with copy protection. Obviously
this does limit choice of content, but the alternative is having limited
choice
To me my 770 is a laptop replacement.
...
However I get the feeling most here see it as either a PDA (like a palm) or
as a multimedia device (ala windows mobile or an iPhone).
It's good for all those things, but there are more people that listen to
music or use a calendar than that run
Mike Klein wrote:
thanks - guess I need to make the call then. I was hoping there was
some sort of fix we could run from a computer
Doesn't Nokia provide a means of re-flashing the device? Or do you need
SDK installed for this?
There is a means of reflashing the device, it does not
I'm trying to install the GPE PIM tools...
I've successfully installed gpe-todo but am having issues with calendar and
contacts.
Please disregard, I've solved the problems.
It would be nice to share the solution so that others facing similar
issues can benefit.
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Mike
Kahlil,
Hi can anyone help me giving me an intro to the firmware biosphere for
the maemo enviroment. I bought it with 2005 firmware, then I upgrade
to 2006. however the front page list two firmwares, Sardine and
Herring.
I want to know whats up with that, is that development firmwares, fork
of
Greetings,
Is anyone else using unison to sync directories of several hundred
megabytes? In addition to using it for backup, unison is my preferred
method of transferring files to and from the 770. However, when I move
a large volume of data (for example a 300MB audio book from
If the 870 had a pull-out keyboard, that would be compelling enough
for me. Otherwise, I'd probably skip a generation or two.
Indeed! I have an n770 and would definitely buy an 870 if it had a
keyboard with a CTRL and ESC button (that is, a keyboard on which I
could code, run vim, etc)
I
Shivkumar,
... whenever I start GPE calendar after a long break it always
crashes. It requires a second attempt to come up.
Report this at http://bugzilla.handhelds.org/. I think that hildon may
kill apps that take too long to start, and if you have many calendar
entries you may be getting
Outlook - GPE Calendar synchronisation works quite well through
ScheduleWorld's web-based SyncML server.
Is there any documentation for this or previous mailing list threads
that I might have missed? I wasn't aware that GPE was capable of any
kind of syncing on the 770 (beyond copying the
Alex gave lots of good advice, which I'll only add to...
1. I use Mac OS X. Is there any way (other than using Virtual PC or
buying an Intel-Mac) to load system updates onto the 770 using it
instead of Windows?
-- Go to the Maemo website (at http://www.maemo.org) and there is a
flasher
Loreno Oliveira wrote:
Apparently, the browser has some built-in smartness for opening pull
streams (the client application starts and controls the stream
transfering). This is uncommon but definitely cool :-)
Thanks for the correction, that is uncommon. Typically, fast playback
is
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