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2009-11-26
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Originally Posted by nokiafarce
http://www.sherweb.com/hosted-exchan...-2007-features ?
"Exchange 2007 - my provider is Sherweb. Very reliable, excellent service, and cheap. "
He says he cannot see subfolders in exchange 2007.
Therefore
he is lying (very doubtful)
he is telling the trut
His provider has not got exchange setup correctly (very doubtful)
Or the n900 does not support exchange 2007 fully.
Can someone at nokia or an owner please provide this info, surely there must be someone out here who uses this thing for business???
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2009-11-26
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Originally Posted by ewan
Stop attacking developers and understand that you should complain to managers. Things are more complicated when it comes to cooperates.
Um. Which part of 'community development' doesn't make sense? How's anyone supposed to get even slightly involved if you won't even tell people what you're working on?
If I was a Nokia developer, attacking Nokia developers is exactly the behaviour that would make me stop spending time to talk to the maemo.org community here.
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2009-11-26
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#54
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Originally Posted by mikec
It's not a rumour. See http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=390705
The rumour is that there is a 1.1 release due around Christmas
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2009-11-26
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Originally Posted by vitaly_repin
Maemo way is to wait that Application Manager tells that there is update available, you click install and that's it.
maemo way: http://www.maemo-guru.com/2009/11/ho...900s-firmware/
Flashing tools and NSU are just alternative and much harder way to do update firmware.
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2009-11-26
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#56
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Originally Posted by Andre Klapper
When was the event in that photo?
It's not a rumour. See http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=390705
If it was a long time ago, who knows if it's still valid. It could be pushed back.
Originally Posted by mikkov
Video:
Maemo way is to wait that Application Manager tells that there is update available, you click install and that's it.
Flashing tools and NSU are just alternative and much harder way to do update firmware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At9tJHmgnrE
Why do the NSU update vitaly? Isn't this way better?
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Originally Posted by Andre Klapper
But there is one project which is very close to this target:
It's quite likely as I have not seen an application yet that was completely free of errors. ;-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeX
The number of digits after the dot sign in its version number is equal to the number of bugs found during its lifetime.
So, the fun starts:
$ tex --version
TeX 3.1415926
Count it yourself :-)
Unfortunately, it is near to impossible to reach this target in the modern industrial software engineering. But all the sw. engineers shall not forget about this real example :-)
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Originally Posted by mikkov
Maemo way is to wait that Application Manager tells that there is update available, you click install and that's it.
Flashing tools and NSU are just alternative and much harder way to do update firmware.
Yes. And the link I have posted tells about SSU as well.
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#59
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Originally Posted by johnnyrockets911
Hint: I directly wrote the event name in the line above that photo. ;-)
When was the event in that photo?
(October 2009.)
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Originally Posted by johnnyrockets911
No. I have posted a link which describes all the alternatives.
Why do the NSU update vitaly? Isn't this way better?
SSU is how the typical Maemo user does it.
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If i sync then for me thats a backup. Now lets assume that i somehow loose all the data on the N900 then i want to sync back and everything should be as it was.. I am merging contacts for days now over gsm/googletak/skype and msn... I really dont want to do that anymore... So it doesnt have to sync certain fields but it should know the connection...
But maybe i misunderstood and is a sync to something external not a backup..