MeeGo's chance to shine
Oracle suing Google over Java could be a good thing for MeeGo
MeeGo's chance to shine
MeeGo's chance to shine
Oracle suing Google over Java could be a good thing for MeeGo
In the words of William J. Rocketechafella: "as long as it wields an HTML5 browser, i dont care what OS it runs."
meego sucks...played with it on Nokia, wow you can remotely admin to your unix boxes
the apps i can count on my on hand...
you will follow the symbian slow death i'm afraid..
next...
Maemo has been very successful and it predates the iPad and even iPhone in terms of being an internet tablet. Hardware wise its very possible to run Meego on the same hardware that Android runs on so that will not be a cost implication - you can run Andriod on the N900 which is a Maemo device. What I am saying is Meego is not a new kid on the block, its just a new name with the best input from the worlds top two IT companies. I doubt the whole Oracle VS Andriod thing will change anything.
Originally Posted by drukkie
you must be a deranged fruit phone user - symbian is still king and it will be around for a long time to come.
You can do something for love, you can do something for money, but there is nothing as satisfying as doing something out of spite - Jeremy Clarkson, 1993
I guess the N900 could be considered obscure to a kid. No wonder this forum appeals to the crowd it does.
Last edited by Nortic; 25-08-2010 at 04:59 PM.
True that - but its good that its not flooded with Fruit'n'Veg lovers telling us how good apples and blackberries are.
You can do something for love, you can do something for money, but there is nothing as satisfying as doing something out of spite - Jeremy Clarkson, 1993
Wait... What...?!?meego sucks...played with it on Nokia, wow you can remotely admin to your unix boxes
the apps i can count on my on hand...
you will follow the symbian slow death i'm afraid..
next...
You played around with an unreleased mobile OS and you complain that there aren't enough apps? Lol.
Anyway, Meego will be able to run all the Maemo apps. And there are quite a few.
Edit: It will also be able to run all the Symbian QT based apps.
And now it should start making sense why Nokia didn't go the Android route. They wanted to keep backwards compatibility.
Last edited by EtienneK; 25-08-2010 at 07:42 PM.
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personaly would go Meego, in the end they are both pretty much linux distros , but meego seems more true to that then andriod, reading up on andriod way two many mentions of java for my likeing
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