Originally Posted by bitgeist

According to the maemo-hackers blog:
"January 23, 2007: N800 has been out for a few weeks now. maemo-hackers.org will try to support both 770 and N800 where applicable, but most of the programs haven’t been tested w/ N800, currently the bora side of the repo only contains osso-xterm (and dependencies) and a dropbear package (I like my ssh client to be available as ssh). Some of the packages in bora distribution may actually be compiled with mistral roostrap (if the version doesn’t contain the word bora), if it doesn’t introduce any extraneous dependencies. I’m working towards making the repository self sufficient."

Poking around http://maemo-hackers.org/apt/dists/bora/main, I don't see any maemo-game packages listed in the package list, although I do see it in the mistral package list.

So from what I can tell, maemo-hackers have NOT yet ported gaim to the N800.

Originally Posted by Tabster

I have the following 4 catalogs in my Application manager. I am able to see and install Gaim from the available applications list with no problem

Maemo repository
http://repository.maemo.org/
bora
free non-free extras

Maemo Hackers
http://maemo-hackers.org/apt
bora
main

Maemo Hackers mistral
http://maemo-hackers.org/apt
mistral
main

Maemo repository mistral
http://repository.maemo.org
mistral
non-free

Originally Posted by sherifnix

I really like maemo gaim, but its so unpolished. Has anyone been updating it at all? Would be sweet if it was as clean as the inbuilt google client. I feel like i shouldn't whine since im no developer, but it feels so clunky to use at times

Originally Posted by bitgeist

I'll try adding the minstral repositories. If the packages work, I guess the maemo-hackers people should be notified, and the packages should be copied to the proper bora repository. It seems a little scary to add the repository for a previous OS release. Thanks for all the tips, folks.