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2007-06-24
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I haven't a clue, but I have to say that I find it odd that on a device that is linux-based and has a lot of open source software on it, Nokia didn't bother to add OGG support.
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2007-06-27
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Wikipedia has a static copy available for download but be forewarned, it's far to large to ever be put on a poor little 770 or 800. The static HTML files total around 10 gigs compressed I think.
I`ve got two problems with my new n800:
1. Where can I get an offline copy of wikipedia to be read on the n800? Sdict.com is down and all plucker projects seem to have been abandoned.
2. How can I activate ogg support in canola? I´ve got ukmp and kilikali up and working, installed ogg support but that doesn´t seem to work. But I like canola´s interface best and need iit to play my ogg files.
If I can solve these obstacles the n800 will be my perfect holiday companion!
Cheers!
Last edited by borghal; 2007-06-25 at 07:08.