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2010-07-25
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@ in states for now
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#22
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Originally Posted by q8phantom
I wish there would be an option to interact with the tasks while in multitask window that would be worth it
I think this one shows it better, I'm exciting to see MeeGo!
Live view of apps.
Also read this http://meego.com/developers/ui-desig...andset/theming
It's fully customizable so yes you can do anything with it! Let's wait and see!
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2010-07-26
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@ Kuwait
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#23
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That would nice, ex using currency converter then getting back to the browser.
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2010-07-26
, 14:21
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@ Vancouver
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#24
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Originally Posted by mikecomputing
Clearly you've never used Android. The only thing close to that it has is that it brings up a list of icons of recently used apps when you hold down the home key.
Thing is it looks like Andoid and thats BAD imho :-(
As someone here said I hope nokia will continue and improve maemo5 instead of try make a ripoff Android/IOS.
It's closer to WebOS.
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2010-07-26
, 14:49
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#25
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Regarding the talk of Nokia applying their own UI to Meego. Perhaps I'm missing the point, but surely Meego is all about the UI? The aim is to have a UI that crosses devices, meaning that you have applications that use the same UI whether on a phone, a netbook, in your car or in your toaster.
The actual Linux distro behind the UI is meant to be interchangable; debian-based, red-hat based or whatever. So if Nokia changed the UI then that would be entirely defeating the purpose of Meego.
We would end up with a similar situation to Android/Symbian, where there are incompatibilities between different phones running the same notional OS because of the wild differences in the UI.
The actual Linux distro behind the UI is meant to be interchangable; debian-based, red-hat based or whatever. So if Nokia changed the UI then that would be entirely defeating the purpose of Meego.
We would end up with a similar situation to Android/Symbian, where there are incompatibilities between different phones running the same notional OS because of the wild differences in the UI.
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2010-07-26
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#26
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Well look wise netbook, tablet and handset ux's look already very different.
As far as Nokia goes in phones i think Nokia surely wants different UI and will most probally use harmattan there.
As far as Nokia goes in phones i think Nokia surely wants different UI and will most probally use harmattan there.
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2010-07-26
, 15:38
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@ Germany
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#27
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Originally Posted by q8phantom
I'm fine with this task view so long as the next time you start the task switcher you got your last setting.
Live view of apps.
If you prefer the table view and have selected the last time the table you should see the next time the table.
If you prefer the card view and have selected the last time the card view you should see the next time the card view.
If you have every time to go to the task switcher and make a pinch gestue to get your table view it will get annoying very fast.
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2010-07-26
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@ Helsinki
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#28
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Originally Posted by wheelybird
MeeGo is all about the UI *framework*. You don't want the exact same UI on all those devices, and in theory Qt's standard widgets should automatically give you the ideal experience on each device.
Regarding the talk of Nokia applying their own UI to Meego. Perhaps I'm missing the point, but surely Meego is all about the UI? The aim is to have a UI that crosses devices, meaning that you have applications that use the same UI whether on a phone, a netbook, in your car or in your toaster.
Originally Posted by Helmuth
This can't be emphasized enough.
If you have every time to go to the task switcher and make a pinch gestue to get your table view it will get annoying very fast.
Last edited by jnwi; 2010-07-26 at 15:51.
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2010-07-26
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@ Phoenix, WA
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#29
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Originally Posted by Helmuth
heaven forbid we have change the view every time... nokia cant be THAT cruel...
If you have every time to go to the task switcher and make a pinch gestue to get your table view it will get annoying very fast.
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2010-07-27
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#30
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Originally Posted by SAABoy
Ouh, have you a source for this?
heaven forbid we have change the view every time... nokia cant be THAT cruel...
i also happy if nokia customize the meego ui and make it look like maemo6 ui