> Paul wrote:
>On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 11:30 AM, Markus Fischer wrote:
>> OpenMoko was and still is for developpers purpose.
>
>The Freerunner was marketed as the Consumer Ready Version with the
>software to complete the readiness soon to follow.
Bingo. Because FIC/OM haven't been able t
Peter Rasmussen schrieb:
> My Neo1973 was from one of the first, if not the first batch sent out to
> regular people and nobody was more excited about OpenMoko than I. Sean
> probably doesn't remember it, but if he has saved his mails, he'll have
> the mail trail.
>
> 1.The Neo1973, the GTA01, w
Funny comment, as are too many of those from the OpenMoko camp :-(
My Neo1973 was from one of the first, if not the first batch sent out to
regular people and nobody was more excited about OpenMoko than I. Sean
probably doesn't remember it, but if he has saved his mails, he'll have
the mail tra
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 11:30 AM, Markus Fischer wrote:
> ...at least the NEO 1973 will for sure be a collectors item!
Why? I got a drawer full of non functional hardware. How much do you
think I could get for that?
> OpenMoko was and still is for developpers purpose.
The Freerunner was marke
...at least the NEO 1973 will for sure be a collectors item!
OpenMoko was and still is for developpers purpose. Let's see what round 03
will bring ;-)
Cheers
Am Dienstag 23 Dezember 2008 15:57:29 schrieb Gothnet:
> Craig Woodward wrote:
> > I disagree for one simple reason: There has yet to be
Craig Woodward wrote:
>
> I disagree for one simple reason: There has yet to be a stable kernel and
> interface for any GTA* phone from which to build. There are releases that
> are labeled "stable", but most of them crash after a short time, or have
> major bugs that prevent the hardware from
I disagree for one simple reason: There has yet to be a stable kernel and
interface for any GTA* phone from which to build. There are releases that are
labeled "stable", but most of them crash after a short time, or have major bugs
that prevent the hardware from working like a normal phone for
I don't want to comment on whether Openmoko should do more work on GTA01 or
rather concentrate on 02 and 03, but I do want to state that you can't
compare the usual end-of-support product to an Openmoko end-of-support
product.
Openmoko not releasing anymore images for 01 is _orders of magnitude
Really? That's frightening to me.
Six months after GTA02 is released, they totally stop support on GTA01? And
now we're being told GTA03 is in the works? Did I spend a good chunk of change
on an open-source phone that's barely functional and not going to be supported
in nine months to a year