There are synergies between ubuntu and maemo.
Nokia does bluetooth and wifi much better. Ubuntu has better package
management and updates.
It would be wonderful if the tablet was just a subset of
Ubuntu-(mobile?)-for-ARM, perhaps with a few additions.
Hi,
> Sure. However as for today there is no Ubuntu productized for ARM, so
> it's not as easy as it might look like for the average Ubuntu
> enthusiast. The Mojo project (funded by Nokia, btw) is investigating
> that Ubuntu ARM port. It is probably not very difficult to put a "Maemo
> Ubuntu Hacke
Hi Carsten, thank you very much for the time, energies and skills you
are putting in the Deblet project, and in this thread.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Mainstream_Linux_Alignment was born this morning
in a humble corner of the wiki. Let's compile there all the bugs and
enhancement requests relating to
Quim Gil wrote:
> The strategy taken for Maemo is different, promoting the direct
> collaboration with the relevant upstream projects and going as far as
> possible with the open source way of working. Maemo is mostly based of
> open source components. Any manufacturer could take that code base
(let's keep this in -developers to avoid cross-posting to -users as well)
This mail is about the relationship with Linux mainstream in general,
Debian/Ubuntu particularly. Moblin, LiMo, OpenMoko to be considered in
this view as well.
The principle is clear: we want to align as much as possible. T
