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Every year I go look where Maemo/Meego/Mer/Tizen (whatever it's been rebranded as) got up to. The N900 remains the greatest phone I ever owned. I had high hope
by voltagex_ 11y ago
Every year I go look where Maemo/Meego/Mer/Tizen (whatever it's been rebranded as) got up to. The N900 remains the greatest phone I ever owned.
I had high hopes for Jolla but I doubt they're really out of their financial troubles - they owe me a very expensive tablet, currently. By the time it's delivered it will be obsolete.
- nextos 11y agoIt's a shame they didn't opensource, IMHO failing to attract a share of Linux enthusiasts. They should have worked out a viable business model with an open Sailfish.
- stasm 11y agoI'd love to revive my N900. Do you have any recommendations about which OS to install on it these days?
- chc4 11y agoIt certainly didn't help that their phones aren't authorized to be sold for the US. That's probably a very big segment of the pro-Linux poweruser demographic...
- pekk 11y agoSwordfish is great on a phone. The picture for Jolla looks different if you are not in the US speaking from an Android/iPhone centric point of view. There is really nobody else taking Linux on mobile this seriously.
- h4waii 11y ago... It's Sailfish.