Maemo 6 "Harmattan" Architecture Overview

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Maemo 6 "Harmattan" is the next version of the Maemo operating system that will have an open platform to attract third party developers, an improved user experience, and integrated internet services. It will use Qt as the basis and include common Linux components from previous versions. The presentation outlined changes from the previous Fremantle version such as new APIs, API management improvements aimed at more stability, and packaging located inside subsystems. Developers were encouraged to stay updated on maemo.org and maemo.gitorious.org.

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…and Middleware Delta from Fremantle Tomas Junnonen Sat 12:00 Ivan Frade Sun 16:45 Oren Levine Sat 17:30 Elena Reshetova Sun 12:00 Alex Luddy Sat 17:30 … with old friends everywhere Ville Lavonius 30min ago

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KOffice for Maemo 5 is an Open Source project to be available on maemo.gitorious.org. It is the UI Layer on top of KOffice Open source project making KOffice suitable for Mobile devices. This makes KOffice on Maemo 5 the first Office to be available in the mobile devices which can handle both ODF and MS Office formats. Currently only Document and Presentation is available. we invite contributors to join this project and as well as KOffice to make this end user ready.

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