Magda,
I did some further testing with one of my most complex Excel workbooks
(a 5 year financial plan) with tons of cross links, computations, error
checks, etc. and, to my surprise, it rendered quite well, down to and
including some detailed (computed) bar graphs on some of the worksheets.
Mike,
another example of a very good ARM emulator is the one that Microsoft
has created for Windows Mobile SW developers. This emulator has already
been updated to support WM 6.0 and it can be obtained either as a part
of the Windows Mobile SDK or, stand alone. Here is the url to the
downloa
All,
here is an interesting data point regarding the use of VNC and the
non-response to taps on the left side of the screen image. If I use the
N800, under the control of a VNC (Tightvnc) client to connect to a
Windows System using the N800 Rdesktop (RDP) client, then I my taps on
the left s
Jeffrey,
are you certain that the VNC problem you are experiencing is causing the
802.11 to be dropped? I also use VNC and experience the problem of the
left hand side of the virtual screen not responding to mouse clicks. I
am using Tightvnc as the VNC client running on Windows XP SP2. Howeve
Quim,
great idea as long as someone manages the list to remove obsolescent
postings.
Best Regards,
John Holmblad
Acadia Secure Networks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> - MAEMO platform
> - porting applications to MAEMO
No, I don't have the skills to apply. ;)
This email hits
Marius,
re: your comment
Nokia currently stands in the middle between open and closed. I imagine
it is frustrating to both sides.
Is the reason that Nokia has some portions of the software as closed
source, because the suppliers of those components,or the underlying
hardware com
Amichai,
I have this on my "to-do" list as well for the LUG in my area. I was
hoping to find something in the publically available Nokia presentation
"archives" in order to not have to "reinvent" the wheel of
maemo/Internet Tablets/770/N800/etc. Besides it would be in Nokia's
marketing intere
Kyle/William,
this project looks interesting to me as well. I am not signed up as a
mentor but, if it is not too late and if you, William, end up being tied
up by another SOC project then I would be pleased to step in, assuming
that this is still technically feasible under the rules for SOC me
Hello,
Sorry for bothering everybody the direct way via the list. I just didn't
find a better idea to reach all mentors. I hope all non-affected people
forgive me for wasting their bandwith ;)
I am a bit ... well ... disappointed that my proposal about porting the
phoneME-Java-implementation to
All,
has anyone developed a code reader that runs on Linux to read the kind
of codes that are described in this New York Times article?
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/01/business/01code.html?_r=1&th&emc=th&oref=slogin
I wonder what is the minimum camera resolution that is required for th
2007/4/15, Neil Jerram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The UI is different, it was decided to have it closed in order to
> protect it from changes and deviations out of the control of the
> project.
Unless _I'm_ misunderstanding you, this suggests a fundamental
misunderstandin
Hi,
ext Laurent GUERBY wrote:
>>> hehehe an apt-like upgrades would be really nice! Another thing that I
>>> really miss
>>> from each nokia firmware release is the lack of commandline tools like
>>> ping, telnet(or nc),
>>> gunzip...
>> Isn't gunzip already available from busybox?
>
> It is, s
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My proposal/plans are available at http://maemo.org/maemowiki/GeoClue
Thanks!
Here is my proposal together with some additional details and a
screenshot (people love screenshots ;-)) :
http://www.mblondel.org/journal/2007/04/15/google-summer-of-code/
Stu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Behalf Of ext Neil MacLeod
Would it be possible to provide a detailed change log for
3.2007.10-7, ideally cross-referenced with the public Bugzilla
so that we (the users) known which of those bugs we have
raised have been addressed?
The published change log is ex
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not going to get into details about the packages mentioned, but as a
> general answer...
Which I appreciate ...
I also appreciate that there have now been lots of other followups on
this, and that my own reply is late, so I won't repeat what others
have said, j
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I'm collecting developer feedback regarding language binding needs on maemo.
> Hildon and other APIs need bindings in order to have native support in
> languages other than C. Currently there exists unofficial bindings for C++,
> for example, and bindings for
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