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2010-11-12
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N900 dude... You have a lot of aplications for Word, PowerPoint and Execl!
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2010-11-12
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Originally Posted by James_Littler
Broadly speaking you're right, but it would be a shame if someone saw your original post and thought that Linux was totally bulletproof.
Ok I'll rephrase.
Firewall could be advantageous but I've not seen one for the N900.
Antivirus is avaliable for linux systems for a reason obviously, but I'm assuming (and therefore may be wrong) but aren't most viruses/malware compiled for x86? We therefore, do not need to worry so much.
Also: please accept my apology for having cried "Fail" - I had already edited my post to be less snarky. It's true, we don't need to worry so much as Windows users.
N.B. x86 is an instruction set (language the CPU speaks) and a hardware thing. Windows (32-bit editions) and the Linux installed on your desktop (32-bit) PC are both compiled to run on x86 architecture.
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2010-11-12
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Originally Posted by shallimus
There is a bigger principle here, one not understood by MANY posters:
Broadly speaking you're right, but it would be a shame if someone saw your original post and thought that Linux was totally bulletproof.
Also: please accept my apology for having cried "Fail" - I had already edited my post to be less snarky. It's true, we don't need to worry so much as Windows users.
When you are dealing with extreme newbies, it is important to avoid bringing up side issues that can be ignored for the moment. The reason is that it is very stressful to be an extreme newbie and they can actually break if you aren't careful, and because of the unfamiliarity of the situation, they are overwhelmed. So even if you see a chance to raise your favorite topic or make that elegant distinction, you should save it for a better time.
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2010-11-12
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Originally Posted by geneven
I agree. No doubt you saw that the very first line of my first post to this thread is a short, simple and reassuring note for OP in a different colour, addressing them by name.
There is a bigger principle here, one not understood by MANY posters:
When you are dealing with extreme newbies, it is important to avoid bringing up side issues that can be ignored for the moment. The reason is that it is very stressful to be an extreme newbie and they can actually break if you aren't careful, and because of the unfamiliarity of the situation, they are overwhelmed. So even if you see a chance to raise your favorite topic or make that elegant distinction, you should save it for a better time.
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2010-11-13
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hahahahahah guyzzzz chill out any1 want pepsi :P
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2010-11-13
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Originally Posted by heartbreakdoctor
don't worry dude, this is simply a way of life in TMO, we are full of healthy debates.... admittedly some do get out of hand
hahahahahah guyzzzz chill out any1 want pepsi :P
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2010-11-13
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hahaahhahaha am happy tht many ppl reply me i thought will have to wait for days lol,does anyone knw from where can i get maps for mobile maps 10?
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2010-11-13
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Originally Posted by heartbreakdoctor
Do you mean Sygic Mobile Maps version 10?
hahaahhahaha am happy tht many ppl reply me i thought will have to wait for days lol,does anyone knw from where can i get maps for mobile maps 10?
Here is some text about adding additional maps:
http://sygic.com/index.php/en/faq/28...plication.html
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2010-11-13
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i think this is the one thx bs am from egypt n there r no maps for egypt,n this programe is perfect,any other ideas of gps programs for free with voice
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Firewall could be advantageous but I've not seen one for the N900.
Antivirus is avaliable for linux systems for a reason obviously, but I'm assuming (and therefore may be wrong) but aren't most viruses/malware compiled for x86? We therefore, do not need to worry so much.