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2013-01-25
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2013-01-25
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@ Switzerland
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2013-01-25
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You obviously haven't had a closer look to the N9 yet - especially if you compare it to iPhone. "Sheeps" are the ones who don't even bother to look at settings, so start with that :
-Applications don't need to be installed via Nokia Store, but you need to enable 3rd party software installation in settings. Furthermore it's easy and free to set up a Nokia account. I don't see a problem with that. Apps like "MeeCatalog" also offer access to repositories.
-Terminal & more can also be activated in settings (called Developer mode)
-N9 and N900 are two different devices, certain things are def. different on N9 and Maemo5 gives more freedom. Search this forum for Inception (or the handy app N9 QTweak including various hacks) if you want a more open system.
Hope you get more familiar with MeeGo Harmattan
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2013-01-25
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@ California, USA / Jordan
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2013-01-29
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Sure you can install anything without nokia account, just download the deb to your device and install wirh "dpkg -i"
To get the console, install the developer mode from setup.
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2013-01-29
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2013-01-29
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You obviously haven't had a closer look to the N9 yet - especially if you compare it to iPhone. "Sheeps" are the ones who don't even bother to look at settings, so start with that :
-Applications don't need to be installed via Nokia Store, but you need to enable 3rd party software installation in settings. Furthermore it's easy and free to set up a Nokia account. I don't see a problem with that. Apps like "MeeCatalog" also offer access to repositories.
-Terminal & more can also be activated in settings (called Developer mode)
-N9 and N900 are two different devices, certain things are def. different on N9 and Maemo5 gives more freedom. Search this forum for Inception (or the handy app N9 QTweak including various hacks) if you want a more open system.
Hope you get more familiar with MeeGo Harmattan
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2013-01-29
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2013-01-29
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@ Austria
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Is it not possible to install apps without Nokia account??
With N900 you can install from open repositories.
Where is the terminal/konsole??
Is N9 an amateur device for the sheeps?
N900 seems like an even better device after I bought the N9 which is quite a dissapointment so far.
I bought it only as a toy, hoping it would be open and free like the N900, but it seems not.
Why does it look so much like Android/Iphone interface? The good thing about N900 was that it didn't. It was an actual good GUI.
Cry cry.
Last edited by zeebra; 2013-01-25 at 21:48.