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Personal Menu
A sidebar plugin for a customizable menu for launching installed applications or arbitrary commands.
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Maemo Harmattan keynote at GCDS
Many of you already have heard the news: Maemo Harmattan will base its application framework in Qt while keeping most of the Fremantle middleware based on GNOME technologies. The goal is to offer an open, efficient and compelling Linux mobile stack with a cross-platform Qt API used also by Symbian and available in other mobile [...]
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“It’s a cool-looking device… but what does it do?”
One of my internet tablet-toting buddies posted an editorial on why Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) have not yet taken off. His points have been made before, here and there, but he ties the ends up nicely and I will not argue with the reasoning. I do, however, want to take it a bit further and offer my own perspective [...]
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Eye of GNOME for Maemo
Since a while ago, and during my work at Igalia, I’ve been porting EOG to Maemo using the new and great Fremantle widgets!
The project is still in an *early stage* but I couldn’t wait more to let everyone know about it so today I’ve published the git repository.
The project is being done as a branch of the original EOG. You can get the source by doing:
$ git clone http://git.igalia.com/eog.git
$ git checkout –track -b mobile origin/mobileAnd then, you know, inside scratchbox:
$ ./autogen.sh
$ ./configure
$ make
$ make install
$ run-standalone.sh eogThank you to the people who helped me porting EOG, mainly Claudio and Berto.
And here you have a screencast and some nice screenshots, hope you like it:
EOG for Maemo from Joaquim Rocha on Vimeo.
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Tracker experimental merged to main development tree, Ivan’s presentation
I’m currently involved in the Tracker project and our project will be presented by Ivan Frade at the Desktop Summit this Sunday.
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Qaiku API brings first clients: Mauku, Gwibber and an XMPP bot
Qaiku's twitter-like API has been one of the first major contributions I've made to the project, and it is great to see some first applications start to use it. Here are some examples:
