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FYI, as the N9 is based on Debian, most of the programs you mentioned should run on it. I use OpenOffice.org and The Gimp occasionally on my phone if I really n
by dave1010uk 15y ago
FYI, as the N9 is based on Debian, most of the programs you mentioned should run on it. I use OpenOffice.org and The Gimp occasionally on my phone if I really need to (the 3.5" screen is not ideal but it works).
- kleiba 15y agoCool! Is it possible to attach a screen, a mouse and a keyboard to a Smartphone? That should be fun...
- dave1010uk 15y agoPhones that support USB host (or USB on the go) could have a keyboard / mouse. I've done that with my N900. I don't think the N9 supports USB host out of the box but I bet some enterprising hackers will get it working. The N9 also has TV out (but not HDMI). You could, alternatively, connect the keyboard / mouse via USB. Nokia's N8 has USB host and HDMI out but runs the Symbian platform. Here's a demo of the N8 connected to a TV & a keyboard / mouse: http://dailymobile.se/2010/10/07/nokia-n8-hdmi-bluetooth-keyboardmouse-win/ http://dailymobile.se/2010/10/07/nokia-n8-hdmi-bluetooth-key...
- kleiba 15y agoThat sounds mighty cool, thanks for the info.