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@Wikiwide : untill now there are 60 posts on this thread and u thanked all of them . u r really an encoraging person . i like your personality . Bravo!!
 

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@Wikiwide : untill now there are 60 posts on this thread and u thanked all of them . u r really an encoraging person . i like your personality . Bravo!!
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Off-topic:
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Originally Posted by Wikiwide View Post
What exactly? My current problem is:
rootfs is too small.
Default applications are ludicrous (I would happily remove marbles and mahjong, and replace chess with eboard, and uninstall MicroB and Maps; I already have Fennec and Chromium and ModRana; and replace RSS reader with Fennec extension).
mp-fremantle-generic-pr will not allow me to uninstall most of them.
Especially all these locales.
I will have to make a deb for that.

I enjoy: Fennec, ModRana, QStarDict, QtOctave, Orrery, Stellarium, MBarcode, VU Meter, QRadio, Panorama. And voximp. And CellWriter.
I would like Aptitude to work. It gives Segmentation Fault.
I also have vim and leafpad, Ship Rolling, mobile mind, Filebox, Copernicium and Easy Chem, Cell Tower Info.
hmm, question, what are you gonna use MBarCode for? There is no eco system for n900's apps.

The apps I wish I had? Just off the top of my head, mint.com, bank of america, tmobile's visual voicemail, kindle, a good chinese input app, a good gmail app, feedsquares and many many more.
 

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Originally Posted by turbowei View Post
hmm, question, what are you gonna use MBarCode for? There is no eco system for n900's apps.

The apps I wish I had? Just off the top of my head, mint.com, bank of america, tmobile's visual voicemail, kindle, a good chinese input app, a good gmail app, feedsquares and many many more.
mobiledivide said:
I use mint.com, their standard website is very accessible as is with the n900 browser. Its nice to not have to wait for an 'app' due to this amazing browser.
http://talk.maemo.org/archive/index.php/t-45424.html

Try this application:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=49464

Bank of America... Use their website. There are some problems with certificate, but some people don't have them.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...6&postcount=33

Voicemail:
http://maemo.org/community/brainstor...ual_voicemail/
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=32506
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31560

Kindle:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=29984
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=67841
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=27288
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=30149
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=11947
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=29639

Chinese Input Method:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=67333
(and I don't speak/write/read/listen Chinese, though might learn someday)

GMail:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=53239
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=47689
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=49106
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=47873
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=35546

Feeds:
First, you can install Chromium.
http://maemo.jacekowski.org/pool/free/c/chromium/

Put ChromeTouch and FeedSquares extensions on it.

https://chrome.google.com/extensions...hnjpbpddjjebme

https://chrome.google.com/extensions...dfnjkldecloidi

Second, there are FeedingIt
http://maemo.org/packages/view/feedingit/
and FeedCircuit
http://maemo.org/packages/view/feedcircuit/

EDIT: I use MBarcode to send small texts from computer to N900. Though I still have to use pastebin/mass-storage-mode for larger texts, I would like the day when sending large amount of data from one device to another was as simple as patiently scanning several barcodes in a row or one large barcode.

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#65
Originally Posted by geneven View Post
I have a dream.

Nobody has one computer any more -- we have a bunch of them. We have mobile phones, book readers, laptops, desktops, and other things, such as gps devices.

Once upon a time, people asked themselves what kind of computer to get, PC, Mac or Linux. Or maybe dual-boot. That is no longer the right question.

What we now think about is, what combination of computing devices do we need? We think about the variety of situations in which we use computers and, lately, the number of size choices is increasing rapidly.

What may have been obvious to some of you suddenly occured to me. Is the big box desktop computer dying out? I hope so, because I am tired of messing with them.

So, maybe some of you can help me with this question. What is the best combination of devices that will allow me to toss my desktop entirely? Have any of you done so yet?

Big screens aren't about to go, and a full-sized keyboard is a must.

Another thing: when I'm at home now, I rarely work with one device at a time. At a minimum, I tend to have my N900 and my Kindle within reach. I'd like a larger, tablet computer as well. At first I was thinking of a 7-inch tablet, but at the moment I am dreaming of a ten-inch or even larger tablet, with a slide-out or detachable keyboard. Of course, a detached bluetooth keyboard is another obvious choice.

In order to keep this from being too much of a duplicate of other threads, please try to keep in mind the goal of putting your desktop computer out on the curb to be hauled away. Can we do that now? What else do we need?
Console (X-Box/PS3) - games + media center
Phone/PIM (n900, Android, iPhone).

Don't know if X-Boxes have some way of reading bluetooth, but if they do they could share bluetooth keyboard + headset with the phone.

That seems the minimum needed to me. You can add on specialty devices (iPad-style tablet for "bigger than phone big screen"), eReader, nextel, etc, but that's all a YMMV sort of thing.
 
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For me personally I can use pretty much any device anywhere. This is because all my data is on a server at home, none of it is on the devices. Everything is accessed from or backed up to the server, and the server is backed up to an identical server. No single point of failure.
I ditched the desktop years ago and use a laptop when at home. Away from home I usually use the N900 unless I know I am away for more than 1 night when the N900 often becomes the laptop's WiFi access point thanks to Joikuspot.
When I need to edit my photographs, I plug the laptop into the dock giving me a 24" IPS monitor and a gbit LAN connection. The server can be accessed from anywhere in the world via VPN so I am never without my data. If my laptop fails I borrow my wife's or my sons and can work pretty much as normal barring a few specialist software items. The day all the software I ever use is available via the cloud is the day I can ditch my ties to any one device.
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Managed finally to track down a spare monitor at work with composite in so I can have Twimgo on the big screen at last...

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I use a lot of devices...
I have a server at home (atom desktop), to sync what I can't find reliably or freely enough on the cloud (it's also my media center and the "family" computer to check for quick things, as it's always on).
Then I use a full desktop when I'm "doing" things (photoshop, coding, writting, encoding, etc...).. That gives power and comfort at a decent price.
When I'm on the move, I use a netbook, because I need the keyboard (coding, forums), and because it's dirt cheap. It fits anywhere, has usb ports and card reader. I wish I took an Amd one for the hdmi out, but I wouldn't use it much anyway.
And all the time, I keep my phone.

It's not trendy, but desktop + netbook is really the most convenient AND inexpensive setup if you 1) don't need power on the move (just one powerfull notebook), and 2) don't just consume content (TV + tablet)
 
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Originally Posted by erendorn View Post
It's not trendy, but desktop + netbook is really the most convenient AND inexpensive setup if you 1) don't need power on the move (just one powerfull notebook), and 2) don't just consume content (TV + tablet)
That's my setup...I would ideally want something like the N900 that I can just use for everything, plug into a big screen to use as a desktop etc. But there are some things for which you still need a desktop (i.e. CAD drafting), and the 32 GB of storage the N900 has, while pretty big, cannot handle a terabyte's worth of media, 3d files, disk images etc. (OT: whatever happened to the OpenGLES-OpenGL wrapper that allowed Blender to run on the N900? I saw a few videos a year ago but never found a source.)
 
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at home I have my media and files stored on a hacked pogoplug with a large hard drive. media (music, videos, photos) for access across the lan or internet:

it runs debian, with mediatomb for upnp streaming on the lan, ampache for music streaming across the internet

It also has nfs and samba file sharing within the lan, and ajaxplorer as a web based file explorer. Oh and transmission and a calibre ebook server is on there as well.

the idea is that i can acess the data from any of my devices, but mostly the n900 and N810.
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