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anidel · 07-09-2010, 12:56 PM

The MeeGo platform is just at the beginning, but with the push of Nokia and Intel I am sure it'll go very far away.
Already many companies are adopting it.

Moreover Nokia has plenty of experience to bring on the table thanks to their own Maemo platform (I was and am a Maemo developer myself) that was merged with Intel's Moblin in MeeGo.

I really wish Kobo would jump on MeeGo. It's going to drive many devices from handsets (Nokia already said their N series smartphones will all run MeeGo!) up to Netbooks going through Tablets.

So.. why not?
After all you will mainly need to adapt the UI (I know it's important and requires some work, but the core work is already done).

07-09-2010, 12:56 PM	#5
anidel Zealot Posts: 108 Karma: 188 Join Date: May 2010 Location: Montreal, QC Device: Kobo,Nokia N900	The MeeGo platform is just at the beginning, but with the push of Nokia and Intel I am sure it'll go very far away. Already many companies are adopting it. Moreover Nokia has plenty of experience to bring on the table thanks to their own Maemo platform (I was and am a Maemo developer myself) that was merged with Intel's Moblin in MeeGo. I really wish Kobo would jump on MeeGo. It's going to drive many devices from handsets (Nokia already said their N series smartphones will all run MeeGo!) up to Netbooks going through Tablets. So.. why not? After all you will mainly need to adapt the UI (I know it's important and requires some work, but the core work is already done). Last edited by anidel; 07-09-2010 at 01:01 PM.