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I have an extra unused PC and I'm thinking of installing Ubuntu or debian, or maybe Windows 7 Beta. Or maybe even making it a dual-boot linux/windows 7. Also thinking of using it to study developing for N810 using Python. So I have a question?
If your were going to setup a clean PC as a dedicated development platform for the Nokia N810 what OS, software, utilities would you install?
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2009-02-01
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2009-02-01
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2009-02-01
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I have an extra unused PC and I'm thinking of installing Ubuntu or debian, or maybe Windows 7 Beta. Or maybe even making it a dual-boot linux/windows 7. Also thinking of using it to study developing for N810 using Python. So I have a question?
If your were going to setup a clean PC as a dedicated development platform for the Nokia N810 what OS, software, utilities would you install?
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coLinux + Komodo would probably be faster And since in Komodo you can define custom commands, you can copy and run the app on your tablet directly from the IDE... with a shortcut
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If your were going to setup a clean PC as a dedicated development platform for the Nokia N810 what OS, software, utilities would you install?