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2010-02-16
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Originally Posted by qgil
So "Maemo7"/MeeGo will basically be the first version of an OS deployed to a device? I thought part of this whole 5-step program was to prove the Maemo OS through a number of devices and enhancements until it would be ready for prime time.
The Harmattan program keeps working with the same plans than last week, no matter the name of the product they will deliver. Maemo 6 and Moblin 2.x merge and have a successor called MeeGo.
This seems to quite the step back and I'm anticipating that MeeGo will once again be square one in a new X-Step program.
Don't you think people will eventually grow tired of Nokia's inability to actually complete this process and its rather apparent lack of consistent direction?
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2010-02-16
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Originally Posted by Tintin
I somewhat share the worry. However, it has to be said that Maemo and Moblin have come quite a long way already, the experience (and software) surely won't simply be discarded. Problems solved during the Maemo development cycle (hardware drivers, memory optimization, internal services, UI etc) will not need to be solved again from scratch. The basic OS will probably require very few changes (even though it will require repackaging).
So "Maemo7"/MeeGo will basically be the first version of an OS deployed to a device? [...] Don't you think people will eventually grow tired of Nokia's inability to actually complete this process and its rather apparent lack of consistent direction?
If Nokia can deliver a top-class Harmattan device this year, nobody will care about previous strategy, roadmaps and "step X of Y".
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2010-02-16
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Can someone just tell them to re-run the naming schemes with the focus group again?
Are they REALLY ABSOLUTELY SURE that they wanna go with MeeGo for a whole line of premium products...??
Are they REALLY ABSOLUTELY SURE that they wanna go with MeeGo for a whole line of premium products...??
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2010-02-16
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Originally Posted by jak
No, the first instance of MeeGo (MeeGo prerelease, if you want to call it like that) will be Harmattan (previously named maemo6). It will use deb packages. After that (maemo7) it will be using rpm.
So the Nokia instance of MeeGo will be Debian-based, using dpkg and co; while Intel's instance is RPM-based?
Originally Posted by Tintin
The five step program have the aim to provide end-user-friendlyness at the fifth step (maemo6 or Harmattan or first instance of MeeGo). So Harmattan and MeeGo will provide this user-friendlyness.
So "Maemo7"/MeeGo will basically be the first version of an OS deployed to a device? I thought part of this whole 5-step program was to prove the Maemo OS through a number of devices and enhancements until it would be ready for prime time.
This seems to quite the step back and I'm anticipating that MeeGo will once again be square one in a new X-Step program.
Don't you think people will eventually grow tired of Nokia's inability to actually complete this process and its rather apparent lack of consistent direction?
A OS is NEVER finished and will be developed further and further (it would be bad if not^^).
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2010-02-16
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Originally Posted by jak
I suspect "MeeGo" devices coming out this year will:
So the Nokia instance of MeeGo will be Debian-based, using dpkg and co; while Intel's instance is RPM-based?
- provide the same version of QT and (possibly) Web Runtime
- have some way of installing RPM packages (which does not mean using them for the underlying OS -- you can do this sort of thing in Linux with alien etc)
- share the brand name
That's all they really need right now from a commercial perspective.
From 2011, all MeeGo devices will probably share a lot more, but I wouldn't expect anything more than this in the short run. It would be fun to have GeoClue and a couple of other things, but I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't there initially.
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2010-02-16
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#37
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Originally Posted by jeremiah
Wait...
Quim you forgot to address all the incumbent changes to the community. What happens to those who run Maemo branded forums? To those who are currently members of the Maemo council? What happens to those who work on the Maemo infrastructure and code base - there already exists a MeeGo code base and infrastructure.
Unfortunately, there will be many changes to the community, not all of them positive.
Quim asked to change Maemo 6, not the entire Maemo community? Why should he address the whole community when only the latest variant is being asked to be changed - in branding?
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2010-02-16
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#38
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
I love your ability to make all these posts...and still they say absolutely nothing apart from re-iterating some tired old cliche.
The five step program have the aim to provide end-user-friendlyness at the fifth step (maemo6 or Harmattan or first instance of MeeGo). So Harmattan and MeeGo will provide this user-friendlyness.
A OS is NEVER finished and will be developed further and further (it would be bad if not^^).
I mean seriously, re-read this post from you - and the one about you "having a discussion" - there is absolutely no content in what you are posting.
Maybe I learnt this skill from you.
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2010-02-16
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Originally Posted by ysss
I think it's a good name. I can see how you can twist it in to "me ego", but if you can disregard that I don't see a problem.
Can someone just tell them to re-run the naming schemes with the focus group again?
Are they REALLY ABSOLUTELY SURE that they wanna go with MeeGo for a whole line of premium products...??
Sounds catchy, especially if you say it while imitating the hulk. meego store
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2010-02-16
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
Yeah, the OS keeps being developed, but mostly without backward device compatibility.
A OS is NEVER finished and will be developed further and further (it would be bad if not^^).
I'm pretty sure Hamarttan will run only in some N910 "step five" device. And I doubt it that when Nokia release its first MeeGo device they will even think about trying to release an installer for this hypotetical N910.
I don't criticize this, I can see their reasons. It really should be up for a project like Mer to create a more versatile distro. But how are they/we going answer to this new change of direction?
And what about the developers-developers-developers? I do feel they are being offered a better environment to work with, but how much is this related to a whole distrubution or just to the availability of specific tools?...
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