@marmistrz: maybe off-topic but a simple??? question from a noobie: many developers for fremantle are moving on to Harmattan and I guess abandonning Fremantle (as fcrochik with its GeePS though no sure). Consequently, our future chances to keep inlove with N900 rely on CSSU progress and to benefit from new N9 apps. Will we be able soon, with your meecolay and a common Qt framework, to run all harmattan apps? I know that N900 and N9/N950 have different hardware and capabilities of course, so I'm sure that NOT ALL will run on N900 but just testing the possibility is a great challenge for me ...
Thanks for your hard work, both marmistrz and fcrochik. Sorry for posting this here but could not resist it
I would guess that for most of the qt applications backporting them to the n900 is not too difficult and is probably the best approach - of course we need to have the developers involvement for that to happen. There are some small issues but having the "meego" qml components for the n900 makes the process quite easy.
As for me, I just finished the first release of GeePS2. After a short break I plan to get it running on the n900 - I am hoping it will be pretty straight forward since most of my UI is custom anyway.
@marmistrz: maybe off-topic but a simple??? question from a noobie: many developers for fremantle are moving on to Harmattan and I guess abandonning Fremantle (as fcrochik with its GeePS though no sure). Consequently, our future chances to keep inlove with N900 rely on CSSU progress and to benefit from new N9 apps. Will we be able soon, with your meecolay and a common Qt framework, to run all harmattan apps? I know that N900 and N9/N950 have different hardware and capabilities of course, so I'm sure that NOT ALL will run on N900 but just testing the possibility is a great challenge for me ...
Thanks for your hard work, both marmistrz and fcrochik. Sorry for posting this here but could not resist it
