Hi, ext Jeremiah Foster wrote: > I guess backporting a lot > of development that happens in MeeGo to the N900 is not in Nokia's > plans at the moment.
The N900 is a MeeGo reference platform. This means that MeeGo testing needs to be done against this hardware. This means that MeeGo needs to work on the N900. And this is a goal a team coordinated by Nokia is trying to accomplish already now. > Although the N900 > already has an awesome OS in Maemo, "official" support for MeeGo on > the OMAP3 will probably not be done by Nokia. I think the community > will have to pull down the kernel sources and build them and add in > any functionality the community thinks is missing themselves to the > N900 if they want a pure MeeGo release. A pure MeeGo release (an open source stack from kernel to apps) is precisely what is expected to come from the MeeGo project (in practice, a task assumed by a team coordinated by Nokia). -- Quim Gil open source advocate Maemo Devices @ Nokia _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list MeeGo-dev@meego.com http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
