Hi,
ext Paul Bloch wrote:
One thing that comes to mind in terms of augmenting Maemo and making
it a more robust system is whether it's possible to consolidate
efforts being made by other groups such as the Ubuntu mobile project
(I can't recall the name of this effort), and perhaps the efforts
Hi,
I am struggling , how tiles are indexed in
maemo-mapper(exellent application ).
Can someone please tell me how map tiles are downloaded,and indexed in
database
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
ext Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
A quick follow-up. The issue with x-term and mail is also happening now
with application manager. I uninstalled a program and then tried installing
the camera. Application manager just stopped working and I'm going to have
to restart the device to get rid
ext Guillem Jover wrote:
Porting software should not be needed most of the time, and maemo
would be better off pulling directly from the Debian armel archives.
This is a separate discussion, but it would be good to go through
specific cases of different packages in Debian and Ubuntu and see
Hi.
Marius Gedminas schrieb:
If you attended the first talk I was the guy asking to raise your hand
if you want to see the Nokia IT devices being freed of all proprietary
software in one way (install a different OS) or another (make IT OS 100%
free itself).
I was one of those who raised
Paul Bloch wrote:
Today I was wondering, what is a maemo? Just wondering what the
origins of the name are, anyone know what a Maemo is?
Maemo is a name from a name generator.
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Today I was wondering, what is a maemo? Just wondering what the
origins of the name are, anyone know what a Maemo is?
Cheers,
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Hi.
Quim Gil schrieb:
The campaign proposal is interesting. I wonder if Nokia is the main
target, though. Sure, Nokia is one of the targets but perhaps it's the
own community of developers who could make a change. Or did the Linux
open source communities wait for IBM, Intel, HP and so on to
ext Robert Schuster wrote:
If I'm not confused about the terms, Maemo already consists of only the
open-source parts. The software that comes on a Nokia IT is called the
Internet Tablet Operating System, and it is based on Maemo with a lot
of non-free parts added at various levels of the
On Wed, Jun 04, 2008 at 12:49:57PM +0300, Tuomas Kulve wrote:
Paul Bloch wrote:
Today I was wondering, what is a maemo? Just wondering what the
origins of the name are, anyone know what a Maemo is?
Maemo is a name from a name generator.
IIRC the generator was 'pwgen'.
Marius Gedminas
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ext Robert Schuster wrote:
Now the funny thing: Recently people found out that building something
on top of what GNU provides can make up a successful business. But
instead of following the idea that brought GNU into existance they add
proprietary software again.
This is a binary analysis.
On Wed, Jun 04, 2008 at 12:23:15PM +0200, Robert Schuster wrote:
So the answer is no. As long as Maemo's goal is not 'providing a 100%
free platform' as well I[0] will not contribute[1] to it and I expect
that with more and more freedom respecting projects/products you will
have a hard time
So the answer is no. As long as Maemo's goal is not 'providing a 100%
free platform' as well I[0] will not contribute[1] to it and I expect
that with more and more freedom respecting projects/products you will
have a hard time finding people who do.
This is what I had in mind in my
Hi,
ext Robert Schuster wrote:
Now the funny thing: Recently people found out that building something
on top of what GNU provides can make up a successful business. But
instead of following the idea that brought GNU into existance they add
proprietary software again.
Nokia has contributed to
Robert Schuster wrote:
So the answer is no. As long as Maemo's goal is not 'providing a 100%
free platform' as well I[0] will not contribute[1] to it
There is difference between Nokia and Maemo here. It may not be be goal
for Nokia as a company (no matter what is our opinion on this) but it
On Wed, Jun 04, 2008 at 12:23:15PM +0200, Robert Schuster wrote:
So the answer is no. As long as Maemo's goal is not 'providing a 100%
free platform' as well I[0] will not contribute[1] to it and I expect
that with more and more freedom respecting projects/products you will
have a hard time
proprietary and open source components (Ubuntu (is Launchpad finally
open?), Novell, IBM etc), it's not either or.
It is in the In Progress queue apparently
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/50699/comments/10
and likely to be released Affero licensed.
To me launchpad.net is kind of
I followed the directions at
http://ogg.garage.maemo.org/
to install ogg support for GStreamer. Success. Thanks for the very helpful
package!
One problem, though: Although my application now runs on the N800 and
produces sound, the loudness of the sound is low. When I play the same
soundfile
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