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2009-11-12
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#32
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i will no doubt end up paying for the data viz to avoid delay of using the products.
but would be great if they can scale it to not suck the life of the battery with the openoffice.
but would be great if they can scale it to not suck the life of the battery with the openoffice.
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2009-11-12
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I can assure you that, at least on the N8x0, openofice.org on qole's easy debian has no evident effect on battery life, as the processor isn't particularly challenged after the program is started.
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2009-11-13
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Indeedy, it's the size of such applications that could be a problem, but that doesn't by itself translate to CPU usage in any way.
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2009-12-15
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Hi,
Is any estimation when OpenOffice will be available for download?
Thanks
Is any estimation when OpenOffice will be available for download?
Thanks
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2009-12-15
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#36
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Originally Posted by fahdriyami
Oh god the orange hurts my eyes..
Wohoo! I was thinking of the possibilities of hacking DocumentsToGo, to allow me to edit documents etc on the N900 until i saw this!
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2009-12-18
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Originally Posted by late666
Oh god the orange hurts my eyes..
I think it's fine.. Like it's not that bad.. But I was thinking if there was a full screen option it would make more a little bit more space and therefore fit more things? or make it a bit spaceous? But I really hope qole finds a way to continue this as I would be using in school ALOT (and I believe I am speaking for all of who owns N900 and goes to school of some sort.. even businesses O.o)
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2009-12-18
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Originally Posted by bandora
As one who has tried to use Documents to Go on a PDA, let me predict that you won't want to use any word processor extensively on the N900. For taking notes in school (or in the office, in my case) I think that you will do better converting documents to PDFs and annotating them in Xournal. I use it on my N810 and it is a great way to add bits of information to big documents.
I think it's fine.. Like it's not that bad.. But I was thinking if there was a full screen option it would make more a little bit more space and therefore fit more things? or make it a bit spaceous? But I really hope qole finds a way to continue this as I would be using in school ALOT (and I believe I am speaking for all of who owns N900 and goes to school of some sort.. even businesses O.o)
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2009-12-19
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#39
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supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
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2009-12-20
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Would it be possible (or an idea) to do like they have done with the new fennec. "Hide" all the options (open, save, print etc. and Font, margin etc.) off to the sides so you can swipe to one of the sides to reveal them?
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Until then, the UI needs a rewrite for efficiency's sake; and then there needs to be a good deal of attention paid to keyboard-based use (thumb and wireless kbd) in the UI for it to be better.
Nice proof of concept nevertheless.
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