2006/1/26, Michael Steinmetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Also sprach Frantisek Dufka ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > For best usage the swap should contain what is really not needed
> > (like dead code and other inefficiency in libraries and other useless
> > junk). 16MB could be enough for swapping out this.
David D. Hagood wrote:
It seems to me that adding a 20M swap file makes my Nokia *less* stable,
not more. I've tried both swap files on a MMC card as well as swap
partitions, and in both cases it seems that I am more likely to crash
the browser with swap enabled than with swap disabled.
Has
The iPod nano is like the 5th ipod generation. It does tons of things *less* than its hardware is actually capable of doing - see how versatile one becomes when it has Linux installed in it. Besides, it has fewer features than many competitors - even though I can say it does the few things it does
Sorry, I forgot to change the subject line.
2006/1/27, Wooky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
The iPod nano is like the 5th ipod generation. It does tons of things *less* than its hardware is actually capable of doing - see how versatile one becomes when it has Linux installed in it. Besides, it has fewer fea
Hello,
Michael P. Lococo wrote:
> Am I missing an obvious button that allows removing a birthday from a
> contact in gpe-contacts, or is it really not there?
apart from the fact that deleting a birthday is maybe an uncommon operation this
seems to be a problem with the input widget. I think i can
Title: Best Regards,
Wooky,
well the market has clearly voted with its wallet with respect to the
IPOD irrespective of your concerns about its functionally.
Nokia has a lot to learn about leveraging brand identity from one
technology to the next. Apple has figured out how to do this very well
