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FeedHere’s a meme: org.freedesktop.Thumbnailer
People who know me probably saw this blog item coming. Here it is!
2008-09-07 09:25 UTC to maemo.org Community Council members are going to be elected!
In few days (September, 10th) we will finally know who will be the members of the maemo.org community council. Please note the ".org", the council will help us (the community) make our voice be heard at Nokia and, vice versa, will help Nokia in listening to the Maemo community. This is going to be really helpful and the candidates seem to be really good. This also marks the first of this kind
Feature Request: Emulate MouseOver
The above screenshot is from Nseries.com. I decided to take a look at the latest official marketing materials, drool over the new Nokia N96, and cry on the inside for the continued lack of US 3G version of the Nokia N82. In that site visit, I realized how heavily "mouseover" effects are used in navigation.
Getting Nokia involved in Maemo Bugzilla?
Nokia Thanks to Nokia I had the opportunity to spend a few days at Helsinki last week, having talks, discussions and meetings with several people, especially in Maemo error management. As I interact with Nokia's error management by discussing/forwarding bug reports, and as there have been some confusion and misunderstandings already (Karsten's ...
Where are you taking your tablet? (User Photo Post)
"Prestwick" of InternetTabletTalk forums (the best place for Internet Tablet users) asked other forum members to post photos. The conversation goes on for a number of pages and truly shows the diversity, humor, and good-hearted nature of the Internet Tablet community. I asked "wazd" (who also has the maemo UI Improvements blog) for permission to re-post the photo above. That's Moscow!
How many times must I say it? The Internet Tablet community is - by far - the most interesting, fun, insightful, and colorful bunch of people I've ever had the honor of knowing.
