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#1
I've been wasting about 2 hours now trying to find good applications. So, well, I'm pretty annoyed. I realized that there is no thread like this (That I have seen anyway). So well, it should be made.

When you post which one is good. Post a link to the .install file



Color Code:
Means its OS2008 Ready
Means its OS2007 Ready
Mean it works for both

Media
Canola


UKMP

Kagu Media Player
Killikai (Folder Based)


Communication
Pidgin*
Mauku


Gaming
ScummVM
XMaeme
LXDoom

Internet

Life


* after installing you must go to application manager and search for Pidigin to install completely.



I guess this thread would be nice for those rare applications that are not on the maemo site or in the application manager. If you have any of those, upload the .deb to mediafire and I'll make a mirror with a direct link.

Last edited by Beni; 2007-12-01 at 04:50.
 

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#2
Thanks Beni.
I'm sure someone will point out that there is a list like this in the Wiki but it hasn't been updated lately; no one knows about it. There is also a thread like this one, but it is full of debate about why the new OS won't download and how to use the torrent. It isn't very useful.

For myself, I hope to find out whether Evince, Abiword and Notecase work before I install. I don't have enough time to experiment as the N800 is my main computer. If anyone could try these and report here (and/or on the Wiki) I'll promise a beer when they visit Colorado!

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you should put pics for people that don't know the program
 
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Originally Posted by 4 o u r 5 i v e View Post
you should put pics for people that don't know the program
Good idea.
 
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#5
If you find good applications that aren't on the Maemo site, could you ask the developers to add them to the site? (Of course, including screenshots and descriptions would be best) And people who download applications from the Maemo site, please give feedback.
 
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#6
your xmaeme link doesnt work, just tested them all
 
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Sorry, but Canola install file don't compatible with OS 2008.
 
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Notecase 1.7.2, using the .deb file from Sourceforge, said it installed correctly but didn't actually open. So, based on my test, it doesn't work with 2008.
 
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Rather than look at a list like this, I added all the repositories from the groovy repository site, then opened Application Manager and went down the list of installable programs.

This does leave out a few programs, such as Ruby, but gets most of them.
 
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Originally Posted by geneven View Post
Rather than look at a list like this, I added all the repositories from the groovy repository site, then opened Application Manager and went down the list of installable programs.

This does leave out a few programs, such as Ruby, but gets most of them.
Thats what I did too.
 
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