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2009-09-17
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I wish I could. This Maemo Summit is eating all my time. 
The little time left for testing goes to the extras-testing QA queue.
What I know is that they are making good use of /opt, so even if it's a thick app it won't harm your space available for installing apps.
They are also putting effort in the UI layer to make it Maemo 5 friendly. It's actually a double effort, simplifying the UI of an office desktop suite and also giving a Maemo 5 native look & feel to a Qt application.
A collateral value of this project is that it will become the living proofpoint of the possibilities of Qt in Maemo 5. I hope this also brings the attention of the KDE community based on something they know well and are familiar with.
The little time left for testing goes to the extras-testing QA queue.
What I know is that they are making good use of /opt, so even if it's a thick app it won't harm your space available for installing apps.
They are also putting effort in the UI layer to make it Maemo 5 friendly. It's actually a double effort, simplifying the UI of an office desktop suite and also giving a Maemo 5 native look & feel to a Qt application.
A collateral value of this project is that it will become the living proofpoint of the possibilities of Qt in Maemo 5. I hope this also brings the attention of the KDE community based on something they know well and are familiar with.
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2009-09-17
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*Threads merged.*
I'm just wondering what the effect of this will be on Dataviz' product. I heard they are doing something also for Maemo 5 (or maybe already bundled with the N900)?
I guess Dataviz' app is commercial and you can edit docs, spereadsheets there just like in other platforms, and KOffice will be the free version?
Last edited by Reggie; 2009-09-17 at 19:50.
I'm just wondering what the effect of this will be on Dataviz' product. I heard they are doing something also for Maemo 5 (or maybe already bundled with the N900)?
I guess Dataviz' app is commercial and you can edit docs, spereadsheets there just like in other platforms, and KOffice will be the free version?
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2009-09-17
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KOffice in Maemo is an open source community project and has a long way to go, as Thomas explains in his blog.
By the way, if you want to follow this project then follow this guy: http://twitter.com/sureshchande
By the way, if you want to follow this project then follow this guy: http://twitter.com/sureshchande
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2009-10-21
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last night I had an idea:
It would be very practical to use the keys on a bluetooth-headset to interact with KOffice. For example to switch to the next slide on a presentation like using a remote-control.
It could be realised with a very small program, that converts the incoming bluetooth-data from the headset into a normal keyboard-command.
That could be usefull in other programs, too.
Let me know what you think...
It would be very practical to use the keys on a bluetooth-headset to interact with KOffice. For example to switch to the next slide on a presentation like using a remote-control.
It could be realised with a very small program, that converts the incoming bluetooth-data from the headset into a normal keyboard-command.
That could be usefull in other programs, too.
Let me know what you think...
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2009-12-07
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
I was also thinking about this and this is something I'm looking into doing when my N900 arrives (hopefully later this week).
last night I had an idea:
It would be very practical to use the keys on a bluetooth-headset to interact with KOffice. For example to switch to the next slide on a presentation like using a remote-control.
It could be realised with a very small program, that converts the incoming bluetooth-data from the headset into a normal keyboard-command.
That could be usefull in other programs, too.
Let me know what you think...
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2009-12-07
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Zeemote can also be used for this...
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2009-12-07
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Originally Posted by mani
A version which is able to edit documents? Koffice is only viewer right?
KOffice on N900 video
http://sureshchande.blogspot.com/200...ffice-for.html
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