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2009-11-30
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2009-11-30
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2009-11-30
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2009-11-30
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2009-11-30
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@ Oklahoma
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2009-11-30
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Shaping up at the moment. Includes the new on screen keyboard, connectivity, desktop. But there's some odd bugs still. And it won't be very usable without proper GLES drivers or GL on desktops.
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2009-12-01
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@ South Australia
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Thanks. What's the latest on getting those drivers? Is Nokia doing anything to speed it up?
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2009-12-01
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It isn't in Nokia's hands. It is in TI's. It is my understanding that there is cooperation happening between Mer and TI and although the drivers are in practice unusable in their current form, they are well on their way. Don't hold me to that though, I could be wrong :P
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2009-12-01
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Let me clarify: maemo is great, but you can only use apps that have been compiled or hildonized for the platform. You can also use OpenOffice and Firefox, but that has to "talk" through chroot/ easy debian. What I'm curious to know is if Mer will allow me to install everyday Linux apps (Xine, OpenOffice, XMMS, etc.) that can run natively on my NIT (as long as they are for ARM.) If so, this will be fantastic --- I would love to have an Ubuntu-like experience available on my N810.
Thanks in advance!