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2010-11-18
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Originally Posted by lanwellon
Which is awesome for gadget and computer geeks that like to tinker. Not so much for everyone else, as the market littered with unsuccessful tablets that ran Windows goes to show, along with the bashing WM6.5 and the like got.
I feel that Maemo 5 is very advanced on many aspects.
More like a desktop OS.
What I see about MeeGo is that MeeGo came to look like Android/iPhone.
But what I want to say is that as a phone OS, Android/iOS is several steps ahead. More apps, more developers.
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2010-11-18
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#3
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this thread is a fail
like MANY others
he's jus here to get his post liked
i mean cmon
isnt what he stated kinda obvious?
maemo.org should be for questions strictly
heck
even so, ppl dont search and i saw 3 threads with same issue
i hope to see tmo on failblog soon
like MANY others
he's jus here to get his post liked
i mean cmon
isnt what he stated kinda obvious?
maemo.org should be for questions strictly
heck
even so, ppl dont search and i saw 3 threads with same issue
i hope to see tmo on failblog soon
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2010-11-18
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dont be judging MeeGo by looking at MeeGo reference UX, b/c end user products released by device makers will have there own UI on top in most cases. And if we still go by what we knew about Harmattan, then Nokia MeeGo will have home screen widgets and panable desktop
http://www.allaboutmeego.com/news/it...the_Maemo_.php
Last edited by NvyUs; 2010-11-18 at 01:25.
http://www.allaboutmeego.com/news/it...the_Maemo_.php
Last edited by NvyUs; 2010-11-18 at 01:25.
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2010-11-18
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#5
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Originally Posted by fahadj2003
Lol, quite entertaining. Can you click "Thanks" for me? Thanks!
this thread is a fail
like MANY others
he's jus here to get his post liked
i mean cmon
isnt what he stated kinda obvious?
maemo.org should be for questions strictly
heck
even so, ppl dont search and i saw 3 threads with same issue
i hope to see tmo on failblog soon
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2010-11-18
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#6
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extract from Nokia's MeeGo Banana and Pairs Wiki document
Widget Space
"The ‘Widget Space’ is a customized area where users can add/edit their widgets.
The user can find the widget space by flicking vertically from the switcher. Once the user is within the space, they can horizontally scroll to view multiple areas for widgets.
Widget Widgets are a way of providing quick access to surfaced content and functionality. Widgets should be snappy, bite-sized pieces of content and should not be confused with applications.
Please refer to the ‘Designing your Widget’ section for more information on Widgets. "
Widget Space
"The ‘Widget Space’ is a customized area where users can add/edit their widgets.
The user can find the widget space by flicking vertically from the switcher. Once the user is within the space, they can horizontally scroll to view multiple areas for widgets.
Widget Widgets are a way of providing quick access to surfaced content and functionality. Widgets should be snappy, bite-sized pieces of content and should not be confused with applications.
Please refer to the ‘Designing your Widget’ section for more information on Widgets. "
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2010-11-18
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#7
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Originally Posted by lanwellon
Yes. And No!
In Maemo, you can decide where to put the icon/widgets/contacts
on anywhere on the desktop.
NO OTHER OS CAN DO THIS ! !
If a Maemo desktop widget has autorotation built in (like DigiClock) it can mess up screen layout when flipping to portrait.
On Symbian, widgets are assigned to 'blocks' that have corresponding positions on portait/landscape so things do not become a jumbled mess on rotation.
With SPB MobileShell for Symbian you CAN position widgets pretty much where you want them in both portrait AND landscape modes. My X6 is now almost as customisable (for the basics at least) as my N900, but you are limited to SPB's choice of widgets.
SPB Mobile Shell is available across several platforms now - does anyone have any experience of how this works on other devices?
Personally I'm not bothered about portrait mode on N900 homescreen & menus, but autorotation within apps is immensely useful to me and I await current current community efforts to achieve this in Modest, etc with great interest.
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2010-11-18
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#8
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I didn't get the point.
lot of words yes but nothing more.
lot of words yes but nothing more.
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2010-11-18
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#9
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whats about letting the individual user decide which windowmanager to use?
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Originally Posted by NokTokDaddy
Yes. And No!
If a Maemo desktop widget has autorotation built in (like DigiClock) it can mess up screen layout when flipping to portrait.
On Symbian, widgets are assigned to 'blocks' that have corresponding positions on portait/landscape so things do not become a jumbled mess on rotation.
With SPB MobileShell for Symbian you CAN position widgets pretty much where you want them in both portrait AND landscape modes. My X6 is now almost as customisable (for the basics at least) as my N900, but you are limited to SPB's choice of widgets.
SPB Mobile Shell is available across several platforms now - does anyone have any experience of how this works on other devices?
Personally I'm not bothered about portrait mode on N900 homescreen & menus, but autorotation within apps is immensely useful to me and I await current current community efforts to achieve this in Modest, etc with great interest.
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2010-11-18
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#10
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Originally Posted by ossipena
Very few words...
I didn't get the point.
lot of words yes but nothing more.
In fact so few I don't know if you are addressing my own, the OP or others in this thread.
If you were addressing me, I was pointing out to the OP that widget placement customisation on the homescreen is possible through SPB Mobile Shell and therefore may be possible on other OS's.
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I feel that Maemo 5 is very advanced on many aspects.
More like a desktop OS.
What I see about MeeGo is that MeeGo came to look like Android/iPhone.
Symbian-3 could provide good portrait support even with widgets on the home screen. Because NOKIA orgnized the widgets as modules and limit the customization.
For Maemo 5, you can do more customization.
From the UI aspect, I find that MeeGo can provide better portrait support. Maemo cannot do this because in Maemo you can cusomize you
Maemo is one step ahead the iOS/Android.
iPhone/Android is still defined as a phone.
In Maemo, you can decide where to put the icon/widgets/contacts
on anywhere on the desktop.
NO OTHER OS CAN DO THIS ! !
I think NOKIA made this change based on the market research result. Maybe the result is that more than 90 percent customers like a phone, not a internet tablet like N900.
So Nokia decide to make MeeGo to be more like a phone OS.
But what I want to say is that as a phone OS, Android/iOS is several steps ahead. More apps, more developers.