Other option is running Mnemosyne's webserver on your desktop machine,
and then doing the reviews in your browser on your Playbook, but that
requires network access, obviously.
Peter
On 09/11/2012 10:17 PM, Timothy Bourke wrote:
On Sep 8 at 20:09 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
Does Mnemosyne install to the Blackberry Playbook? I've read lots of
stuff online pointing to Blackberrys, but they all seem to reference
smartphones instead of tablets.
I would be surprised if Mnemosyne ran on this device without
significant tinkering. At a minimum, it would required Python and
several libraries, and Qt.
Otherwise, there are two mobile clients with tight Mnemosyne
integration:
1. Mnemojojo is a J2ME (Mobile java) client. There is a special build
for Blackberry phones.
2. Mnemododo is an Android client.
Wikipedia suggests that Android apps may run on the playbook, but that
Java apps are not yet available:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_PlayBook#Android_and_Java_application_support
So, it would seem that the standard Blackberry client (Mnemojojo) will
not work, but that the Android client (Mnemododo) might work.
It is very hard to give any guarantees for mobile devices other than
for standard Android devices with access to the Android Market, where
there are rarely any problems.
Tim.
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