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    Add your vote for XDA-Developers to create a N900/N9/Maemo/MeeGo sub-forum

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    bingomion | # 11 | 2011-12-22, 12:59 | Report

    wow the only nokia section they have is for Lumia 800,
    Douche bags

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    ejasmudar | # 12 | 2011-12-22, 13:25 | Report

    i dont think having a section there devoted harmattan is going to help a lot. Afterall, u need people to post there and just having a section is IMO not going to help that.

    Further, already the community is haphazardly divided between meego.com and maemo.org. its a mess that I'd like to be rid off. What you're suggesting will only further fracture the communtiy.

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    don_falcone | # 13 | 2011-12-22, 14:03 | Report

    Originally Posted by Hurrian View Post
    The difference between TMO and XDA is that on here, most if not all programs you'd use on your phone are free (and most of the time open source) while on XDA, many people charge for what they've made (and for those things that are free, they're closed)
    Its the same situation between TMO and PreCentral / webOSnation.

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    skribzy | # 14 | 2011-12-22, 14:09 | Report

    voted - although I'm not massively confident on this one!

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    don_falcone | # 15 | 2011-12-22, 14:18 | Report

    Hah - even some obsure chinese devices got more votes than the N9 (2x). I, personally, won't like to be in bed with teh Android people. We both have different mindsets...

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    mscion | # 16 | 2011-12-22, 14:50 | Report

    Jusr wondering...

    If Nokia pulls the plug where do you go?

    Regardless of what you think of android there are some very capable people in XDA.

    By shear numbers of folks on XDA the N9 would get some attention.

    More awareness of gnu/linux on phones is a plus.

    When I first visited XDA I felt like a small town boy all of a sudden placed in a big city. Can be a cold place with interesting places to visit and many distractions. If you put on blinders and stay focused on what you want to get out of it, it is not so bad.

    Anyways, I think jayst made a good suggestion and I gave a +1 vote.

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    jalyst | # 17 | 2011-12-22, 17:24 | Report

    Originally Posted by Hurrian View Post
    Yes, the old vanilla MeeGo. It's not even being updated anymore, so I just stick with ICS on my HD2.
    The difference between TMO and XDA is that on here, most if not all programs you'd use on your phone are free (and most of the time open source) while on XDA, many people charge for what they've made (and for those things that are free, they're closed)
    Thanks for the insights....
    I've not had much to do with them at all, despite signing-up quite some time ago.
    If you are correct in your summary of them, then they no longer appeal that much to me.

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    BTW, I believe that we're seen as a sort of niche in the mobile community.
    Not sure why that attitude is coming from them, but you may be right.

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    jalyst | # 18 | 2011-12-26, 06:35 | Report

    Originally Posted by ejasmudar View Post
    i dont think having a section there devoted harmattan is going to help a lot. Afterall, u need people to post there and just having a section is IMO not going to help that.

    Further, already the community is haphazardly divided between meego.com and maemo.org. its a mess that I'd like to be rid off. What you're suggesting will only further fracture the communtiy.
    You may well be right....
    I was hoping to draw out more users from that community, towards maemo5/6 & cousins.
    And in particular, "fan the flames of curiosity" for some of their most active devs...

    But there may be more of a net negative impact that an positive one, it's quite hard to say.
    And besides all that, I don't think the head honchos are interested, even if we had the no's

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    jalyst | # 19 | 2012-01-02, 08:49 | Report

    Originally Posted by don_falcone View Post
    Its the same situation between TMO and PreCentral / webOSnation.
    So you mean PreCentral/WebOSNation is more like XDA?

    Originally Posted by don_falcone View Post
    Hah - even some obsure chinese devices got more votes than the N9 (2x).
    But that could change if this thread keeps ticking over, & more people head over & vote.
    Just not sure if we "want" some active sub-forums over there, could be a net +ve or net -ve.
    My instinct tells me overall it's a positive, but hard to say....

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    don_falcone | # 20 | 2012-01-02, 09:55 | Report

    Originally Posted by jalyst View Post
    So you mean PreCentral/WebOSNation is more like XDA?
    My reply was in this regard:

    "The difference between TMO and XDA is that on here, most if not all programs you'd use on your phone are free (and most of the time open source) while on XDA, many people charge for what they've made (and for those things that are free, they're closed)"

    It's probably not as bad as XDA, but there are not that many useful free programs out there in PreWare, whileas most devs seem to push to promote their apps into the catalog, at least the pro versions. (PreWare basically contains mostly crap.) Also, there seems no noticeable interest to "fix" / extend the OS / platform as a whole, mostly self-contained apps but no projects like the stuff freemangordon / pali / and the CSSU contributors are all behind. Their webos-internals wiki is a pity; outdated and sparsely documentation available.

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