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Community Office/Community device program/Nokia

2011-07-31T17:07:12Z

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= Nokia Participation Details =
* Program Contact: [[User:qgil|Quim Gil]]
Update: Nokia N950 handsets are ready! https://meego.com/community/device-program/devices/nokia-n9-devkit

== N950 Devkit Program Details ==
* Device: Nokia N950 loaded with MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan
* Quantity: 250
* Additional Criteria / Terms:
** One submission per developer please
** Device to be loaned to participant for [period unspecified].
** May not be able to ship to certain countries / locations.
** Nokia employees are not eligible.
* Timeframe: distribution active.

'''QUESTIONS / ANSWERS & UPDATES:''' http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3597

'''[[N950 landing page]]'''

== Results ==

'''WORK IN PROGRESS'''

For the sake of transparency and collaboration:
* Please link your name to a page describing your Nokia N950 related work e.g. a wiki page.
* Add here one line of text summarizing the project(s) and feature(s) you are concentrating.
* We haven't done the 'Nokia employee' check yet. If you happen to be one, contact Quim Gil.

=== Still pending ===
Participants accepted that still haven't received the N950.

==== Still haven't ordered the N950 ====
You haven't completed the first steps at Nokia Developer and therefore they can't send you an N950. Please move fast before it's too late. You risk losing your chances of getting the device at all.

* Vitaly Petrov (fruct.org/sketchit, fruct.org/gpw) '''ID Sent, Waiting for Lauhcpad account to be activated'''
* Willem Liu '''ID Sent, applied to Launchpad'''
* Si Howard
* Piotr Pokora (piotras) - '''ID Sent, Waiting for Launchpad account to be activated'''
I am core developer of Midgard Content Repository which (as library) is used by different Maemo apps: Conboy, MaeCalories, Tablet of Adventure, Qaikuclient. Also I am maintainer of libgda and midgard packages (debs and rpms). From date of birth, I am interested in unified and simplified data access. And such, I am also going to develop for N950.
* Damion Yates '''ID sent'''. '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad programme'''
** Video streaming for multiple desktops to receive the video from your phone.
** New in 2.6.32+ kernel's wifi 80211 Infrastructure AP rather than Ad-Hoc for tethering.
** qemu x86 chroot for wine and arbitrary x86 X11 binaries
** tun/tap network interface for dns tunnelling with iodine
** usb-storage usage monitor with idle umount && rsync and remount
** turn phone in to bluetooth dongle
* Luke Bratch
* Tadej Novak '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad:Accepted(06-Jul-2011)'''
** Porting my desktop IP TV player and schedule to Meego

==== N950 ordered, waiting to be sent ====
Please move your entry from the sections below if this is your case. Sort yourselves by country since this is most likely the reason why you haven't got the device yet.

* Brazil - this is a special case, issue known.
** [[User:Lizardo|Anderson Lizardo Gomes]] (user: lizardo): ID sent, Accepted for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program (06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012), device ordered (07-Jul), waiting for DHL tracking number.
** [[User:Briglia|Anderson Briglia]] (user: briglia), ID sent | Launchpad:Accepted | Ordered:Yes(7th-July-2011) | Received/Sent:'''No''' 
** [[User:Lfelipe|Luis Felipe Strano Moraes]] '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad accepted''' 
** [[User:Rafael2k|Rafael Diniz]] '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad for individuals account active ''' 
*** I plan to develop FM RDS applications with focus in the new standards from RadioDNS like the RadioVIS (partly based in the already existent the N900-fmvis http://code.google.com/p/n900-fmvis/).
*** I'm a member of a university radio station (Radio Muda FM, 88.5MHz) and my plan is to develop "real life" radio station applications. 
*** I'll also write one audio and one audio/video icecast2 clients. I can provide icecast2 server access for beta testers at radiolivre.org. I'll take ideas from softwares I already wrote for this purpose, like darknow (a gui for darkice, http://darksnow.radiolivre.org) and theorur, an audio/video icecast2 client (a gui for ffmpeg2theora, http://theorur.sarava.org), all using QT.
** [[User:vivijim|Rodrigo Vivi]] (user: vivijim), ID sent | Launchpad:Accepted | Ordered:Yes(7th-July-2011) | Received/Sent:'''No''' 

*Maldives
**Hussain Shafiu(demonreeper) ID sent | Launchpad:Accepted | N950eMail:Yes | Ordered:Yes(7th-July-2011) | Received/Sent:'''No'''

*New Zealand
**[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Mohannad Mohannad Hammadeh] '''Ordered N950 (July 8, 8:30am NZST) | N950SentEmail:No'''
*** Porting mPrayerTime to Meego-Harmattan, updating the UI and adding more features.
*** Writing new application ''Spotter'' - exercise tracking app
**[[User:Kidproquo|Sam Bristow]] '''ID sent, Launchpad program approved, device ordered (2011-07-09), not yet shipped'''
Initial launchpad application got lost in the ether apparently...

*Norway
**[[User:karljohang|Karl Johan Grøttum]] '''Order: OID-053015''' | '''Device: Nokia N950''' | Porting [http://trac.itek.norut.no/n4c/wiki Hiker's app] from '''EU WP7''' project [http://www.n4c.eu/N4C-open-source-code.php N4C (open source code)]. Hiker's app runs on N810 and N900, and integrates [http://sourceforge.net/projects/dtn/ DTN2] (or [http://garage.maemo.org/projects/dtn/ DTN2 for Maemo]).

*USA
** [[user:n8willis|Nathan Willis]] '''New Order'''
*** Font packaging, porting DIN 1451 designs to open font license

* Finland
**[[User:Vranki|Ville Ranki]] '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad, Ordered device ''' 
[http://www.siilihai.com Siilihai web forum reader], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erTAMOzdf0Y&feature=related Drone Taxi], PPCards.

* Russia
** Roman Deninberg([http://maemo.team16.ru/ Bonapart]) - ''applied for Nokia Launchpad, Launchpad for individuals (28-Jul-2011–28-Jul-2012)''','''New Order (28.7.2011)''', '''Not Received Yet''' Psx4m\PCSX-rearmed\Psx4m-gui projects basically

* $country
** $entry.

==== N950 shipped, waiting to get it ====
Please list yourselves keeping the list by countries in order to see the geographical progress in ''real time''. :)

* $country
** $entry.

* Serbia (Devices were sent to Moscow by accident, reordered them to an address in Hungary)
** [[User:Blackwicked|Edvin Rab]], '''Developer ID sent''', '''Applied for Launchpad''', '''Device Ordered''', '''Waiting for Arrival'''. [http://t.co/4Os8iIh EvidenceHunt Game]
** Robert Marki - '''Developer ID sent, Applied for Launchpad, Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival.''' Developing an application called [https://projects.developer.nokia.com/feed_reader FeedReader], it's a universal feed reader with support for podcasts. More info on the project's website. Would like to develop image processing related applications like: Image translation application, Image gallery with face recognition, Porting control software of a hexapod robot.

* Israel
** Assaf Paz (damagedspline) '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad, Launchpad for individuals (06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012)''','''Order committed (7-Jul-2011)''', '''Device Sent (29-Jul-2011)''', '''Not Received Yet''' Adapting [http://code.google.com/p/qwazer/ Qwazer] to also work on Meego, hopefully create an Exchange Webmail client in pure QML (N900 was the initial target), Hebrew support
** Mohammad Abu-Garbeyyeh '''Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival''' Planning a wiki page with a todo list, main project here: http://bt-messenger.com

* Switzerland
** [[User:milliams|Matt Williams]] (milliams) '''Device Sent (28/7/2011) - picking up from DHL depot tomorrow''' Creation of a Particle Physics information database (from [http://pdg.lbl.gov/ PDG]) application. Porting of [http://games.kde.org/game.php?game=ksquares KSquares] to pure Qt for MeeGo and creation of other similar simple games. Porting of [http://thermite3d.org PolyVox] to MeeGo and port games built on it when they are ready. Port the [http://falconpl.org Falcon] programming language to MeeGo.

* Australia
** [[User:Termana|Bradley Smith]] (Termana) '''ID sent, Launchpad: Accepted, N950 Email: Received, Ordered: Yes, Shipped: Yes 27/July, Received Device: No''' South Australia. As above, it has shipped and I received a tracking number on the 27th of July, I have not received the device as of yet. Developing a karaoke game with built-in pitch correction.
** [[User:mattaustin|Matt Austin]] '''Device ordered (07/07/11), Status 'Device Sent to Customer' (27/07/11), but still waiting for dispatch notification or tracking code.''' Transperth trains live departure boards app, Player numbers AFL footy app, Amazon S3 bucket & file browser.

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'''Let's clean this section, please! Move your entry wherever appropriate. Thanks!'''

Adam Pigg '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''', '''waiting for reply''' 
Porting my Qt/QML apps/games from maemo, and further work on Kexi and some more QML games
[http://www.piggz.co.uk My Site]

Oleg Bodnarchuk(bloody)'''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''' 
Developing Wiki-based offline database.

[[User:Bart-cerneels|Bart Cerneels]](Stecchino) '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad, waiting for reply''' 
Mobile UX' for Amarok using QML. [http://amarok.kde.org Amarok website]

Daniel Martin Yerga '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad:Accepted(05-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail:No''' | ''' Ordered:No ''' | '''Received:No''' 
Porting my Maemo applications: [http://maemo-wordpy.garage.maemo.org/ MaStory], [http://cusl4-cservices.forja.rediris.es/ CasualServices], [http://pyrecipe.garage.maemo.org/ Pyrecipe], [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/copernicium/ Copernicium], [http://stockthis.garage.maemo.org/ StockThis], and developing new ones, like [https://gitorious.org/r-dmobiley R&DMobiley].

David Galindo

[[User:Lbt|David Greaves]] '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Mainly CE, Harmattan and Apps to start with. Hopefully Surrounds later.

Diego Marcos '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad:Accepted(05-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:No''' 
The goal is porting to mobile devices open source data visualization tools of astronomical data aimed at outreach and science communication. I've been previously working on Qt/QML desktop applications based on stellarium.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COkwscvTnnM&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Frank Sievertsen '''ID Sent, Launchpad member now''' 
Open-Source Spideroak Mobile Client and other apps

George Ruinelli '''Ordered my device, got account for launchpad and OBS''' 
Porting my [http://maemo.org/packages/view/sleepanalyser/ SleepAnalyser] from MAEMO as well as other smaller apps I wrote/ported. See [http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Caco3] for details.

[[User:gbraad | Gerard 'gbraad' Braad]] '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad: waiting''' | '''N950eMail: Yes''' | ''' Ordered: Yes ''' | '''Sent: Yes (28 Jul)''' | '''Received: Not yet''' 
Porting of of Node.JS, phonegap, unhosted and a mobile org-mode editor. Aiming for good integration with the MeeGo API and Qt Mobility. Code will be published on [https://github.com/gbraad github] and described on my [http://gbraad.nl/ blog]. Small [https://github.com/gbraad/meego-pomodoro PomodoroTimer] app has been created:

Hiemanshu Sharma '''Completed ''' 
Currently working on porting [[http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3660|Komedia]]. More apps in the pipeline including Quassel (IRC Client), a Google Reader (name suggestions are welcome) and a 'Line of the day' kind of app (a glorified version of cowsay). Also working on getting an opencv port to give way for Face Detection/Facial recognition APIs.

[[User:kemargrant | kemargrant]], '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program,(Ordered N950:Phone recieved)''' 
My goal is to bring Screen Mirroring to Meego along with playing local files
easily to a desktop. The app is called groundwork and it is opensource. Code will be shifted to Launchpad once I can begin testing on a meego device.
http://code.google.com/p/groundwork/

[[User:Kulakov|Kirill Kulakov]], '''ID sent''', '''Submitted credentials to Nokia Launchpad''' 
MySocials project - clients, libraries and plugins for frameworks and platforms for social networks

Laszlo Papp (Already got one earlier, thus I do not need a new one ;) )

[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Martink Martin Kolman] (MartinK) '''ID sent''', '''applied for the Nokia Launchpad''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | '''Ordered:Yes''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
Porting the modRana GPS navigation system and Mieru manga and comic book reader.

Mikko Vartiainen '''OK'''
http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3607

Mures Andone '''ID sent'''. '''Waiting answer from Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Develop location-aware apps with Qt/QML, an enhanced e-book reader based on FBReader engine.
Also an enhanced video player with this main feature: start playing video on desktop/laptop, pause, resume playing from device (with output to device screen), continue playing, pause, switch to tv-out, resume, play, pause, switch back to desktop and so on. Current project: Maemo Application Launcher: http://sourceforge.net/p/maplau/code/

Ray Donnelly

[[User:Seif|Seif Lotfy]], '''ID sent''', '''Device received''' 
My goal is to port the Zeitgeist to MeeGo with all the fun stuff with it. I already have a Qt port for "El Loco".

Sergey Ivanov '''Order (11.7.2011), Not Received Yet''' 
Developing software for the mobile operating system MeeGo, associated with the processing of audio and video streams.

Susanna Huhtanen

[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Kenya888 Takahiro Hashimoto(kenya888)] '''ID sent, accepted into Nokia Launchpad, device ordered''' 
porting qimsys/mozc to Harmattan/MeeGo, developing streaming multimedia player with QML

Tasuku Suzuki

Teemu Hukkanen

Thomas Cherryhomes - Lead Developer for LinuxMCE - '''ID and Launchpad ID sent'''
* LinuxMCE is a next generation smart home platform encompassing media, home automation, telecom, and security features. http://www.linuxmce.org/
* A 25 min demo of the software can be seen here: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2176025602905109829
* Nokia N950 will be used as a test platform for the new QML/Qt Quick based qOrbiter we are writing to replace our existing Orbiter software, qOrbiter videos here:
** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDGagn3EciA
** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUHrCdBgoyQ

[[User:tlaukkanen|Tommi Laukkanen]] '''Device received'''
* Facebook client [http://kasvopus.com Kasvopus], Twitter client [http://twimgo.com TwimGo], Google Reader client [http://newsflow.mobi NewsFlow], FourSquare client [http://nelisquare.com Nelisquare]

[[User:toninikkanen|Toni Nikkanen]] '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''', '''order sent'''

[[User:leafjohn|Lifu Zhang(leafjohn)]] '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad (request submitted, waiting for review) '''
* Create an opensource Qt astrology app for handset, Project Page: [https://github.com/cardmaster/qastro/tree/develop qastro hosting by github]
* Porting apps on our company page ([http://store.ovi.com.cn/publisher/EB EB OVI Page]) to MeeGo

Leaf Johnson

Anthony Day '''ID sent''', '''Device received'''
* Porting and extending [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72951 inner-spin] game
* Porting and extending [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=73942 Take it away Marco] N900 drum machine
* writing new game and realtime music Apps content for the N9/950

Eike Hein

[[User:Theonehumble|Stephan Bulgin]] '''COMPLETED''' 
- I will be porting NXEngine http://nxengine.sourceforge.net/ to MeeGo/Harmattan. My previews work for Maemo can be found here http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=971709&postcount=1
Description: A clone/engine-rewrite of the classic jump-and-run platformer Cave Story.
- Right now Im in the process of re-writing DonQt for MeeGo/Harmattan. Previews work for Maemo here http://www.forums.internettablettalk.com/showpost.php?p=976671&postcount=1 (will most likely be a name change and better code.)
Description: Don is a "SDK installer" for developers to compile on the go.
- More ports and some original stuff and looking forward to collaborations.

Nilanjan Chakravorty - '''ID sent, Already applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' - '''Ordered Device (8-Jul-2011)'''
* Leverage my financial background with IT to develop
- Portfolio management application - Bloomberg Pricing data application



Moritz Mühlenhoff

Felipe Erias Morandeira '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Design user interfaces using QML and collaborate with the MeeGoTouch project.

[[User:sebas|Sebastian Kügler]] (sebas) '''device has arrived...'''
* Bringing Plasma Active ( http://community.kde.org/Plasma/Active )to MeeGo

Juha Ristolainen '''ID sent, already a Launchpad member''' 
Heiaheia fitness-service application for MeeGo. Untappd.com client for MeeGo.

Shan Yafeng '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
An education program for exchange information between students and teacher in class. And port some programs to the nokia N900/N950 device. The progress can be found here : http://cuckoohello.wordpress.com

Reggie Suplido '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad accepted. Device ordered.''' 
Custom MeeGo web development related to meego.com and forum.meego.com.

Koos Vriezen '''Device Received''' 
Will port the popular [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/kmplayer/ kmplayer] application from maemo5. 
For now sources are found at [https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/branches/harmattan/?root=kmplayer maemo garage]

Aigars Mahinovs

Andreas Schildbach (Goonie) '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Porting of [http://code.google.com/p/public-transport-enabler/ Public-Transport-Enabler] and [https://market.android.com/details?id=de.schildbach.oeffi Öffi] to Meego.

Ilya Paramonov '''Device received''' 
Development of collaborative mind mapping application [http://yar.fruct.org/projects/hivemind HiveMind] for mobile and desktop platforms and sophisticated GTD-style personal time management application [http://yar.fruct.org/projects/octotask Octotask].

Daniele Maio '''Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival''' 
Porting maemo5 apps to meego.

Philford Barrett (sevla) '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Swipe Style/Swypr/SwipeMe - Allows the user to assign swiping from the outside of the screen to specific actions i.e. swiping from the top jumps to the multi-tasking view while swiping from the bottom jumps to the Feeds View. Each side of the screen (Top/Left/Bottom/Right) can have a max of 4 zones. Each zone can be assigned to an action thereby giving the user the ability to configure 16 "invisible" shortcuts. Each of which will be available at all times, regardless of what the user is doing in the current app/view.
* Drop Box Integration - Integrate downloading/uploading data to and from an existing Drop Box account. Wherever possible, existing apps will be modified to show this data. i.e. photos in the users drop box account can be (meaning this will be configurable) displayed from the n9 picture viewer.
* Audio Galaxy Integration - Enable streaming of your audio galaxy library to your device through the n9 media player.
* Feeds++ - Feeds++, an enhanced feeds view, extends the functionality of the feeds view by allowing multiple views and enabling the ability to assign specific data to each view. i.e. Show Facebook only data in View A and Twitter only data in View B. Feeds++ will also allow the user to reply directly to events without having to opening the corresponding app.

Kyösti Ranto '''Nokia Developer ID sent. Launchpad accepted. Device ordered.'''
* [https://gitorious.org/meego-developer-edition-for-n900/mg-package-manager mg-package-manager]

[[User:hardaker|Wes Hardaker]] '''ID sent, Launchpad application submitted'''
I'm continually developing applications for multitudes of devices, including many Qt applications at [http://www.dnssec-tools.org/ dnssec-tools] as well as personal projects, my favorite being my [http://www.hamtools.org/cutecw/ Morse Code Training Software], which is what I want to port immediately. See my [[User:hardaker|User Page]] for a more complete list.

[[User:kkv|Kirill Krinkin]] '''ID sent, Device received 30/07/2011'''. 
* Developing Tracker (client for open [https://github.com/OSLL/geo2tag Location Base Platform ]). Tracker will gather user moving data, find patterns, do logistic tasks. Project tracker and progress can be found [[http://osll.spb.ru/projects/geo2tag/issues here]].
* Mesh networks and energy consumption on device investigation

William Stephenson (wstephenson) '''Device Received''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
I'm working on a high level toolkit for the creation of branded RSS based apps, in order to facilitate the creation of these simple apps.

pancake

[[User:pancake|pancake]] '''
I'm the author of radare2, a reverse engineering framework for disassembling, debugging, hexediting binaries and doing some forensics-related tasks. I already wrote a GTK frontend for Maemo (n770,n810,n900) and my plan is to write a QT/QML ui for it.
I will also port other programs of mine like tokipona language learning tools, simple games (but addictive!) to QT (from commandline).
In the future I would like to work on Vala and Gtk3/gtkaml (multitouch) support for MeeGo based devices.

[[User:lamikr|Mika Laitio]]
* kernel
* MeeGo CE edition
* VDR linux tv client

* kernel
* Meego CE edition

Christos Zamantzas ([[User:Saturn|Saturn]]) - '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''

Sivan Greenberg--> Nokia Developer Champion ID: sivang , Applied for individual Nokia Developer Launchpad Membership. Working on [[http://developer.qt.nokia.com/groups/qt_contributors_summit/wiki/pdf/CrowdQuick CrowdQuick]] and some platform stuff, as evident by the talks I had given in 2010/2011 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 2010/2011 end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 2010/2011 end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 2010/2011 end_of_the_skype_highlighting MeeGo conferences.

Tapio Pyrhönen '''Device ordered 2011-07-11 and arrived on 2011-07-16!!! Getting busy now.''' 
Porting my old Nintendo DS apps/games and making new ones too.
[http://tapsa.bitmagick.com/nds My Site]

Michael Schloh von Bennewitz (MSvB) '''- Got "A Nokia N950 is waiting for you" but... after going to the order URL an error appears "Support Center, Unexpected error has occured. Please try again." This since three days now.''' Using the device for a MeeGo lecture series in the fall, giving demos. Application development includes LDAP client, and a chess clock. I've ported a number of network and security packages as well, will begin to get them over to the MeeGo repos.

Svetozar Belic ([[User:trx|trx]]) '''- Got "A Nokia N950 is waiting for you", Device ordered (2011-07-07) ''', Port TxPad, TxMySQL Explorer, libQt4Pas library, etc.. Will create a list of apps to port/create

=== Completed ===
Participants that have received the Nokia N950, sorted by meego.com nick. You know this device program is completed when we have reached 250:

# [[User:aaporantalainen|aaporantalainen]] (Aapo Rantalainen)
#*[http://www.umsic.org/jammo/ JamMo] (will need some underlying libraries, e.g. [http://www.clutter-project.org/ clutter])
# [[User:Agomez|Agomez]] (Andres Gomez)
#*Development of drondas, a personal application for the management of the payments shared with other people so you can get track of who paid which in name of whom.
# [[User:ajalkane|ajalkane]] (Arto Jalkanen)
#*Developing dynamic profile switcher, with location and day/time based rules on which profile to use.
# [[User:aklapper|aklapper]] (Andre Klapper)
#*General testing and bug hunting
# [[User:amandalam|amandalam]] (Amanda Hoi Ching Lam) '''Device received (2011-07-18)'''
#*Traditional Chinese language and utility apps for the MeeGo & Harmattan platforms, including but not limited to a Chinese character lookup app, and applications localized for the Traditional Chinese communities in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. [https://sites.google.com/site/amandahoic/Home/ Amanda's Software Projects]
# [https://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andy80] (Andrea Grandi)
#*QML native client for Soma.fm radio. Current code available here: https://github.com/andreagrandi/CuteSoma
# [[User:andrei1089|andrei1089]] (Andrei Mirestean) '''device received'''
#*Develop a step counter application based on the [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/pedometerhomewidget/ Pedometer desktop widget] for N900
# [[User:anidel|anidel]] (Aniello Del Sorbo) '''Device received. All is well in the world.'''
#*Porting [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/xournal/ Xournal] from Maemo to Harmattan/MeeGo
# [[User:antman8969|antman8969]] (Anthony Naddeo) '''device received'''
#*[http://umcs.maine.edu/~naddeoa/profile/linkedup-project.html Linkedup] - LinkedIn client for Maemo, Meego, Harmattan..... anything Qt
#*[http://umcs.maine.edu/~naddeoa/profile/qtweather-project.html QtWeather] - United States National Weather Service application
#[[User:apachelogger|apachelogger]]
#*[http://git.videolan.org/?p=QtMobileVLC.git;a=summary Porting VLC] to handsets and tablets using Qt for UI awesomeness.
#Aleix Pol (apol)
#*Porting "horaris" and "kanban" maemo applications, finally get to have a usable KAlgebra Mobile version working on MeeGo, hopefully drag other KDE applications with this effort.
# [[User:ar|ar]] (Antti Raina) '''device received'''
#*Develop a simple budgeting application + porting apps
#[[User:arfoll|Arfoll]] (Brendan Le Foll) '''device received'''
#*Porting XBMC + MeeGo TV stuff + doing audio continuums using pulseaudio.
#[[User:Avis|Avis]] (Alexander Terekhov) '''device received'''
#*[http://qt-apps.org/content/show.php/Smart+Shopper?content=139742 Smart Shopper] - porting and improving GPS-based shopping application.
#[[User:awhiemstra|awhiemstra]] (Arjen-Wander Hiemstra) 
#*Porting [http://gluon.gamingfreedom.org Gluon] to MeeGo/Harmattan.
#*Working on [http://calligra-suite.org Calligra].
# [[User:b0unc3|b0unc3]] (Daniele Maio), '''device received'''
#* Porting maemo stuff
#[[User:Bemasc/N950_Project|bemasc]] (Benjamin M. Schwartz) '''Received. Appears to be in working order.''' 
#*I will attempt to convert [http://sugarlabs.org Sugar] [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Activities] into MeeGo apps, and hopefully in the process acquire some insight into the potential for MeeGo to form the basis of future Sugar revisions
# [[User:bergie|Henri Bergius]]
#* Porting Buscatcher, Midgard and Node.js -related tools to MeeGo. However, I've withdrawn my device program application because I already got a N950 via Helsinki MeeGo Network.
# [[User:Broothy|Broothy]] (Ádám Balázs), '''Sent my Account ID to Quim, i'm already Nokia launchpad member. Awaiting any reply. Device shipped, received''' 
#* [http://store.ovi.com/content/113753 Switchboard] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdskgAfjjxc MobileMind]
# [[User:Bundyo|Bundyo]] (Kamen Bundev), '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad activated, notification email received, device ordered, device shipped, received on 18th July''' 
#* Rewriting Search Tool, porting Maemo 5 work, NodeJS, possible Tear rewrite.
#[[User:captianigloo|captainigloo]] (Aguirre Nicolas) 
#* Porting [http://enna.geexbox.org Enna], [http://svn.enlightenment.org/svn/e/trunk/E-MODULES-EXTRA/elfe elfe] and all [http://www.enlightenment.org EFL/Enlightenment] libraries to Meego.
# [[User:cgrozea|cgrozea]] (Cristian Grozea) '''Device received.''' 
#* creating magnus-plus-photo: an application that combines a camera-based magnifier with more advanced image processing techniques, that would enable one to use it as a magnifier (with optional light from the camera LED), use it as a photo negatives lightbox that automatically inverts the negatives and adjusts the colors for proper display; use it as an EVF add-on to SLRs to help with manual focus, leveraging the possibility of amplifying contrast and magnifying. 
# [[User:cip|cip]] (Christian Pühringer) '''ID sent, already a Launchpad member''', '''Ordered (8-Jul-2011)''', '''Dispatched (15-Jul-2011)''', '''Device received (18-Jul-2011) 
#* [https://github.com/cip/WikiOnBoard/wiki WikiOnBoard] Offline reader for Wikipedia using [http://openzim.org zim] format.
# [https://meego.com/users/conny Conny] (Cornelius Hald) '''Device received''' 
#* [http://conboy.garage.maemo.org Conboy] [http://thp.io/2011/mong Mong aka Plonk]
# [[User:Clint|Clint Adams]] 
#* Libre.fm-related software development and porting, advocacy
# [[User:Cpscotti|cpscotti]] (Clovis Scotti) '''Device received.''' 
#* Developing the "connected snowboarding" [http://www.pushsnowboarding.com Push Snowboarding] application/project. Also, I'll be very happy to port other apps I did (mainly for Maemo) + new projects.
# [[User:Creamygoodness|Creamy Goodness]] (Lance Colton) '''Device received.''' 
#* Working on Proximus during July, I will see what we can do with Conky after that.
# [[User:crevetor|crevetor]] (Antoine Reversat) '''Device received.''' 
#* Developing a bixi app [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3650 App thread]. Some Meego CE hacking
# [[User:dakron|dakron]] (Pawel Kurdybacha) '''Device received.''' 
#* Testing and contribution to Qt Mobility on Harmattan platform
#* Multimedia Home controller based on gUPnP
# [[User:daperl|daperl]] 
#* Porting the Sudoku clone Tomiku
# [[User:davidmaxwaterman|Max Waterman]] '''Device received.''' 
#* Porting ZouBa to MeeGo/H and QML, plust other app ideas.
# [[User:davidsansome|David Sansome]] '''Device received.''' 
#* Porting [http://www.clementine-player.org Clementine music player] to MeeGo. Clementine already uses Qt and GStreamer.
# [[User:deimos|deimos]] (Marco Bavagnoli) 
#* I'm porting [http://mediadownloader.cz.cc/?page_id=2 mediadownloader] application just ported to [http://mediadownloader.cz.cc/?p=153 maemo] and here a N900 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Dsj2piBQCw video].
# [[User:Dimitar | Dimitar]] (Dimitar Pashov) 
#* Porting pdf viewer in case the stock one is not better than the one in n900. Try the abilities of the n9/50 HW with an engineering/scientific 3D model viewer. Implement some other ideas.
# [[User:Divan|Ivan Daniluk]] ''' Device received. COMPLETED.''' 
#* Porting [[User:Divan|my Maemo5 applications]], adding full Vkontakte support, developing new apps.
# [https://meego.com/users/djarty DJArty] (Artem Sereda) 
#* Porting qutIM, openpref, arora, links, groove, microdc, Ukrainian localization.
# [[User:Dm8tbr | dm8tbr]] (Thomas B. Ruecker) 
#* MeeGo Community edition for N9(|50|00)
#* APRS application in QML to teach myself something about QML and Qt Mobility.
#* LiveView daemon/application based on code found here: http://code.google.com/p/adqmisc/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Fliveview
#* USB host mode
# [[User:drowne | Drowne]] (Valerio Di Donato) 
#* Location-Based games and application development, mobile game design. Junomi Developer ( serious game presented at Games for Health Conference in Boston, May 2011 ) 
# [[User:druid23 | druid23]] (Dru Moore) 
#* To port / create multi-track editing and mixing software to Meego / Harmatten, and multimedia capabilities in general 
#* Additionally, to port remote controls for various networked media players (Singbird, Foobar2000, Squeeze, VLC etc).
# [[User:dwaradzyn|dwaradzyn]] (Damian Waradzyn) '''Device received. Thank you!''' 
#* Porting and further development of [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=58402 CloudGPS]
# [[User:Eipi|eipi]] (Sanjeev Visvanatha) , '''Device Received 18/7/2011-Thanks!''' 
#*Porting MaeFlight from Maemo 5, and adding functionality for Harmattan
# [[User:Elleo|Elleo]] ([http://blog.mikeasoft.com/tag/maemo/ Michael Sheldon])
#*Creating a [http://libre.fm Libre.fm] radio client and porting [http://www.jokosher.org Jokosher] to small screen devices.
#[[User:Emocow|emocow]] (Ferdinand Mayet) ('''Device received. Thank you!''') 
#*Development of a golf GPS application
# [[User:epage|Ed Page]]
#* Updating [http://wiki.maemo.org/DialCentral DialCentral], [http://wiki.maemo.org/Gonvert Gonvert], [http://wiki.maemo.org/Ejpi ejpi] for Meego/Harmattan
#* Port all other appliations to Qt for Meego/Harmattan
#* Continue writing new applications
# [[User:fcrochik|fcrochik]] (Felipe Crochik) '''Device received''' 
#* port applications from n900: mobwebmail, macuco, geeps, wakeonlan, ...
#[[User:feri|Ferenc Székely]] (ferenc)
#* Working on [http://apps-beta.meego.com MeeGo Apps], an "app store" for open source, free apps for MeeGo
#* Will help packaging and porting Maemo -mainly location based- apps to MeeGo
# [[User:fiferboy|fiferboy]] (Andrew Olmsted) '''Device received''' 
#* [http://andrew.olmsted.ca/meego fiferboy's applications] - Personal Lexicon, Birdlist, some other ideas for new programs and a few ports
#[[User:fms|fms]] (Marat Fayzullin) ('''Device received 22.7.2011''') 
#* Porting the following: [http://fms.komkon.org/SlideRule/ SlideRule], [http://fms.komkon.org/ColEm/ ColEm], [http://fms.komkon.org/fMSX/ fMSX],[http://fms.komkon.org/Speccy/ Speccy], [http://fms.komkon.org/ATI85/ AlmostTI], [http://fms.komkon.org/MG/ MasterGear], [http://fms.komkon.org/iNES/ iNES], [http://fms.komkon.org/VGB/ VGB], [http://fms.komkon.org/VGBA/ VGBA]. Also expecting to port the FBReader and an IRC client (although most likely not XChat).
#[[User:frankusb|frankusb]] (Frank Banul) '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program. Device ordered. Device received.'''
#* Port TabletBridge and RadioTimeToGo
# [[User:garyd|Gary Driggs]] ('''Device received.''') Porting web apps and misc. Unix tools to MeeGo ARM devices.
#[[User:generalantilles|GeneralAntilles]] (Ryan Abel)
#* Working with fiferboy on a photographer's application suite ([http://thousandsparrows.com/meego/ SnapGo] and [https://gitorious.org/fiferboy/geosnap Gitorious], currently) to include feature like a light meter and GPS track recording.
# [[User:gri|gri]] (Christoph Keller) '''Device received'''
#* Porting [http://web2sms.garage.maemo.org Web2SMS], splitting it up into a telepathy plugin, service daemon, contacts integration and hopefully sms application integration plus new provider plugins.
# [[User:Harbaum|Harbaum]] (Till Harbaum)
#*Currently re-writing CacheMe UI in qml, working on Zeemote driver
# [[user:hawaii|hawaii]] (Simon LR) '''Device received'''
#* FOSS porting, repo priming, tool building. Platform/product evangelism.
# [http://forum.meego.com/member.php?u=9286 helex] (Michael Muth)
#* [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1001316 ClipMan], [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=52589 DreamRemote], TcpKeyboard, something like [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72408 ConkyLayoutSwitcher] (have to see how the UI works in detail - need to create it from scratch)
#[[User:helihyv|helihyv]] (Heli Hyvättinen)
#*Porting Ghosts Overboard (a game) and Chess Clock from Maemo and adding new features to the former.
# hiemanshu (Hiemanshu Sharma)
#* Porting Komedia and OpenCV. Writing a google reader client, a cowsay GUI.
#[[User:hopbeat|hopbeat]] (Arkadiusz Stopczynski)
#*Various academic projects, including novel user interfaces, social web, BCI and portable cognitive sensors. All the crazy stuff mentioned here: http://www.milab.imm.dtu.dk
#*Some utility applications that make your everyday tasks easier, such as shortcutd or lockdaemon for Maemo
#[[User:ieatlint|ieatlint]](Jeffrey Malone)
#*Creating NextBus transit application for North America
#[[User:ivan4th|ivan4th]] (Ivan Shvedunov) '''Device received'''
#*Working on [http://github.com/ivan4th/i4checklist Shopping list/checklist] application inspired by HandyShopper for PalmOS
#*Common Lisp stuff (will try to make CCL+CommonQt etc. work on Meego/Harmattan)
# [[User:Jaffa|Jaffa]] (Andrew Flegg)
#*Porting apps from Maemo (Attitude & Hermes), developer tools, and apps.meego.com workflow. [[User:Jaffa|"Want to know more?"]]
#[[User:Javispedro|javispedro]] (Javier de San Pedro)
#*Porting my [http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Javispedro Maemo 5 applications and SDL games], and [http://gitorious.org/hsdl/pages/Home SDL] itself.
#[[User:jbos|jbos]] (Jeremias Bosch) '''Device arrived.'''
#* Bringing Peregrine Communication Client to Harmattan
#* http://www.peregrine-communicator.org
#* MeeGo CE
#[[User:jflatt|jflatt]] (Jason Flatt) '''Completed'''
#* https://gitorious.org/meego-nonograms
#JLP (Jure Repinc)
#* Creating a Thousand Parsec game client
#* Moodle client
#* Help with testing
#* Translation into Slovenian
# [[User:Joergrw|Joergrw]] (Joerg Reisenweber) '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#* USB hostmode. Give N9(50) access to external storage etc. (co-devels: Thomas B. Ruecker, MohammadAG)
#* Review the core functionality and find other similar fields to tackle (see *# starhash-enabler for N900). To mind comes: user profiles (refer the modest "default" & "silent" on fremantle), dialplans, location aware event triggers (cinema profile triggers automatically on entering the building), improved battery management and monitoring, theft protection and recovery...
#* cablefinder based on fast magnetometer readout detecting 50/60Hz fields (co-devel: alterego)
#* torch/flashlight app for N950 - possibly augmented to do optical data transfer, RX via a v4l2 based decoder app
#* I am contributing/associated to:
#**SnapGo / Ryan Abel [consulting on low level stuff]
#[[User:jukey|jukey]] (Uwe Kaminski)
#*General Bug reporting / Community QA processes
#*[http://meegofreeday.org MeeGo Freeday]: event organizing / presentations
#[[User:junousia|junousia]] (Jukka Nousiainen) '''- Device received - COMPLETED'''
#* Creating a tethering application for DSLR cameras, and porting necessary libraries, e.g. libgphoto2
#* Other small random applications and utilities
#[[User:jykae|jykae]] (Ville Jyrkkä) '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#* [http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jyrkkav/ Homesite|Ville Jyrkkä]
#* [http://jykae.blogspot.com BLOG: Hacker's Life In Finland]
#* [https://launchpad.net/m-poker MPoker]
# [[User:kdrozd|kdrozd]] (Krzysiek Drozd) - '''N950 At Home '''
#*Clients for a number of local network services, casual games. More soon, on my MeeGo wiki
# [[User:kenyoung|kenyoung]] (Ken Young) - '''device arrived. COMPLETED '''
#*I'm working on porting Orrery, maeSat and maeFat to the N9. The N950 is a beautiful device!
# [https://meego.com/users/khertan khertan] (Benoît HERVIER)
#* Currently working on KhtEditor
# [[User:Kimitake|Kimitake]] (Kimitake) '''device arrived. COMPLETED''' 
#*developing Qt-based micro blogging client for twitter, identi.ca, wassr, jp
#*porting qimsys, Japanese Input method, as maliit plugin
#[[User:klausr|klausr]] (Klaus Rotter) '''device arrived. COMPLETED''' 
#* Started to work with QtQuick. Nice Tool. Trying to rewrite my EasyPlayer program in QtQuick.
#[[User:kojacker|Kojacker]] (Ryan Faulkner)
#* Various applications, bits and bobs (links coming)
#[[User:kulve|kulve]] (Tuomas Kulve) '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#[[User:kypeli|kypeli]] (Johan Paul) '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#[[User:Laasonen|Laasonen]] (Olli Laasonen)
#*Porting apps from Maemo (Who is calling?, Advanced phone lock, Sanakirja.org dictionary client).
#*Developing small handy applications.
#[[User:lardman|lardman]] (Simon Pickering) - '''Device arrived, thanks! :)'''
#*Porting mBarcode, working on Augmented Reality app (mAR), time and location event app (Proximus), additional location methods (offline cellid, magnetic field line direction)
#[[User:lcuk|lcuk]] (Gary Birkett) '''device arrived. COMPLETED, thanks'''
#* N9 Qt port of liqcalendar and misc liq* apps
#liang wei (foolegg), '''ID sent:Yes''' | '''Launchpad Accepted:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
#*[[Cuteinputmethod]] is a Chinese Input Method, designed for handset device. 
#[[User:Lorenzph|lorenzph]] (Philip Lorenz) - '''Device arrived - thank you'''
#*Development of a hiking application supporting the user when planning and executing the trip.
#[[User:lostinmirkwood|lostinmirkwood]] (Kristopher C. Kantor) - '''Device arrived, Thank You.'''
#*Continuing Development of [http://ansela.garage.maemo.org/ Ansel-A]: Digital Darkroom for Qt Devices
# [[User:mardy|Mardy]] (Alberto Mardegan)
#* Developing QML port of [http://www.mardy.it/mappero Mappero], possibly [http://www.mardy.it/oculo Oculo]
#* [http://neverball.org Neverball and Neverputt] (currently I'm working on a N900 port).
# [[User:Martink|MartinK]] (Martin Kolman)
#* Porting the modRana GPS navigation system and Mieru manga and comic book reader.
# [[User:marxian|marxian]] (Stuart Howarth)
#* Porting my [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/qmltube cuteTube] application (QML version).
#* MythTV controller/recording scheduler (similar to the Android XBMC application)
# [[User:Masterzap|MasterZap]] (Zap Andersson) - '''Device arrived.'''
#* Porting [http://maemo.org/packages/view/zaploc/ ZapLoc] app to Qt/Meego (currently pygame/Maemo)
#* Porting game "Slightly Annoyed Rodents" (yet to be released) to Qt/Meego (currently pygame/Maemo)
#* Sadly, my unit is developing issues with the display, stripes of black pixels below halfway down the screen, and they seem to get a pixel longer every few days.... :( It's still usable for development, but it's not exactly pretty to look at.
#[[User:mdengler|mdengler]] (Martin Dengler) '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#* I am working on porting a tron-like game (armegatron preferably or glTron) to the N9, and developing Ringr, a location-based ringtone management application.
# [[User:Mece|Mece]] (Marcus Wikström) '''Device received''' 
#*[http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=73490 Tweed Suit] for N9/50
#*Qlister (shopping list program)
#*Planning an location based tracking service/app.
#[[User:Metropt|Jose Xavier]], '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#* My goal is to port the OpenPilot Ground Control Station to the MeeGo platform and adapt the UI for a better mobile experience. You can see more #information about OpenPilot GCS here: http://wiki.openpilot.org/display/Doc/Ground+Control+Station+User+Manual
#[[User:mgedmin|mgedmin]] (Marius Gedminas) '''Device arrived'''
#*Played with bugfixing in QMLCompass in order to learn the Qt Creator IDE.
#*Ported vim, fbreader for own use.
#*Built unofficial-meego-terminal so that a newer meego-terminal can be installed side-by-side, again, for own use.
#*Put the stuff in apt repository at http://mg.pov.lt/770/ because hasn't found the time to learn OBS yet.
#*Planning to port [http://mg.pov.lt/gtimelog GTimeLog].
# [[User:mickeprag|mickeprag]] (Micke Prag) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*[https://gitorious.org/telldus/tellduscenter-light TelldusCenter Light] - Using the mobile phone as the central hub in your home automation. Control your lights, electrical appliances and curtains wirelessly from the palm of your hands.
#[[User:Mikec|Mikecy]] (Mike Choy) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting svgclock, Maesynth and Maelophone from N900 Python to QML and C++. Stress testing the new [https://projects.developer.nokia.com/qtgameenabler Qt Game Enabler] to see if we finally have low latency audio support in Qt. Will also look to see if we can get midi sample support via Wild Midi or equivalent.
# [[User:mikelima|mikelima]] (Luciano Montanaro) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting [http://quandoparte.garage.maemo.org Quando Parte], implementing a QML patience/puzzle game, porting and adapting KGoldrunner, and writing an OpenStreetMap survey tool, all for use with MeeGo Harmattan (and future MeeGo versions).
# [[User:Milhouse|Milhouse]] '''Device arrived''' 
#*Develop an audio recording application with geo-location support, plus other applications to improve personal productivity utilising the Harmattan notification/event view.
# [[User:mitrandir|mitrandir]] Ilya Skriblovsky
#* Port NWTBible (Bible reader)
#*Planaris (Hierarchical Todo list) to MeeGo
# [[User:mkruisselbrink|Marijn Kruisselbrink]] '''Device arrive'''
# [[User:mmlado|mmlado]] (Mladen Milankovic) - '''Device arrived''' 
#*Develop [https://projects.developer.nokia.com/home/user/mmlado games] in QML
# [[User:MSvB|MSvB]] (Michael Schloh von Bennewitz) - '''Device arrived, thank you.''' 
#*Using the device for a MeeGo lecture series in the fall, giving demos.
#*Application development includes LDAP client, and a chess clock.
# [[User:netvandal|netvandal]] (Michele Tameni)
#* Luca's Mirror: It’s a simple app that transform your phone into a hand-held mirror with some other cool addictions.
#* Semantic experiment : Experiment with Notification Area mixed with the semantic information stored in tracker, reacting to user action with usefull notification
#*More info [http://michele.tameni.it/project/meego/ Here]
# [[User:Nicolai|Nicolai]] (Nicolai Hess)
#*Port my [http://maemo.org/packages/view/scout scout] application to Qt (Application to search contacts, calendar and conversations)
# [http://twitter.com/#!/mja_fin mja] (Miika Ahdesmaki)
#* Trap, Shake, Kill 'em and other multi sensor apps' development. [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3633] '''Nokia Developer Launchpad program approved 06Jul2011, Device available for order 07Jul2011 (ordered, OID-052820), Order sent on 13.7.2011 (email 10:40am), Received 14.07.2011.'''
#[[User:Nielsmayer|Niels Mayer]]
#*[http://wiki.meego.com/Tubelet-and-cutetube-port Rewrite cutetube-qml for MeeGo tablet UX/harmattan UX.] and add automatic-cue-point detection, and social deep-linking of media podcasts. http://nielsmayer.com/meego/qml/qmltube_1_0_6_armel.deb is already usable.... Still a ways to go [http://nielsmayer.com/ts-episode-timeline.png porting my webapp] [http://nielsmayer.com/ts-episode-evnt-anls.png that I call "trainspodder"] :-)
#*Infrastructure for the above: [http://code.google.com/p/qtzibit/ qtzibit: Simile-Widgets Exhibit in QtWebKit with QML integration]. For example, here's [http://nielsmayer.com/meego/qml/qtzibit-youtube.png Timeline faceted browser for 388 YouTube Episodes] [http://qtzibit.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/exhibit/src/webapp/examples/YouTube/YouTube.html can be created with very little code].
#*[http://code.google.com/p/ytd-meego/wiki/CitizenJournalismWithYoutubeDirectForMeego YouTube Direct For MeeGo]
# [http://twitter.com/#!/gregjroberts Noobmonkey] - '''Launchpad:Accepted(06-Jul-2011) | N950eMail:07 July, 12pmGMT| Ordered:07 July 12pmGMT |Received: 14 July| '''
#*Developing/Porting [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/healthcheck/ Healthcheck] with many new fun things (Qt) 
#*Will Port and update [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=65522&highlight=maecount MaeCount] (Qt) 
#*Would like to develop a new game (Some ideas, and basic code for a few - so will update shortly) 
# [[User:Nijel|Michal Čihař (Nijel)]] '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#* [https://gitorious.org/dofcalc DOF Calc]
#* Creating a [http://wammu.eu/ Gammu] application for phone for data synchronization and backup.
# [[User:niqt|niqt]] (Nicola De Filippo) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting my maemo5 applications [http://badge.garage.maemo.org Badge] and QLshop.
#*New qml game
#*Other mail client.
# [[User:olka|Oleksandr Kachur]]
#* Developing cloud music player integrated with Google music, Amazon music and last.fm services.
# [[User:omllobet|omllobet]]
#*Port 2d puzzle board game [http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kMagnet?content=109111 kMagnet] or a new 2d board puzzle game
# [[User:orava|orava]] (Lasse Stenberg)
#* Porting and further developing [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72982 Mapsi]
# [[User:ossipena|ossipena]] (Timo Pelkonen)
#* App for measuring distances and keeping statistics, will reveal more when I get it working well
#* Willing to test others apps, contact me if needed
# [[User:ph0b|ph0b]] 
#* Writing tutorials to help other developers to step in MeeGo / Building MeeGo Paris network / Developing an audio player to access to more than 47 000 webradios referenced on AOL shoutcast (by name, genre, current track)
#[[User:Ph5|pH5]] (Philipp Zabel)
#* Integration of [https://www.torproject.org/ Tor] support
#* Porting of [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/frogatto/ Frogatto], pending SDL support
#* Porting of [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/beifahrer/ Beifahrer] and [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/cinaest/ Cinaest]
#[[User:philippengelhard|philippengelhard]] (Philipp Engelhard) '''Device arrived.''' 
#* Develop a maze game for children and adults
#* Develop a "Nokia Bots" like program for alarm and battery
# [[User:emanymton|Boris Pohler]]
#* porting Zeitkonto and HandsOff (not yet released) from Maemo to Meego, maybe a rewrite with QML
#* other ideas in pipeline (remote for mythtv, live sports-ticker, ...)
#* Helping other users at the german side meego.de (there known as Cermit)
# [[User:pycage|pycage]] (Martin Grimme) '''Sent back defective device. Replacement device arrived. Thanks DDP!'''
#*Doing the Community Apps installer client. Also targetting Harmattan with my OSS MeeGo apps (which are currently mostly running on the WeTab).
#[[User:Qole|qole]] [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/easy-deb-chroot/ Easy Debian] and other projects as they arise
#[[User:quang|quang]] (Quang Pham) '''Device arrived.''' 
#* Develop a location based services application
#* Test Vietnamese localization
# [http://maemo.org/profile/view/rambo/ rambo] (Eero af Heurlin) '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad:Accepted''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
#* Port [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/maecalories/ MaeCalories], [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/mobilehotspot/ Mobile hotspot] (possibly, depends on many things and might not be actually neccessary), I'm also looking into some wearable computing and augmented reality stuff, I'll have to see how suitable platform the N9(50) is going to be for that.
# [[User:ravirdv|ravirdv]] (Ravi Vagadia)
#* Trip Management App
#* VLC Remote
# [[User:reffy|reffy]] (Alex Tyler)
#* I plan to port my Subsonic client [http://maemo.org/packages/view/aerofy/ Aerofy] to the platform. I also plan to develop a range of media related applications.
# [[User:Rlinfati|rlinfati]] (Rodrigo Linfati) ''' ID send: 30-Jun-2011, Launchpad-Applied: 30-Jun-2011, Launchpad-Accepted: 06-Jul-2011 | N950eMail: 07-Jul-2011 | Ordered: 07-Jul-2011 | Received:14-07-2011 '''
#* Upgrade GoogleLatitude to the current API
#* Find your Frient: a apps that inform you position directly to you friend without any external server.
# [http://maemo.org/profile/view/rm_you/ rm_you] (Adam Harwell)
#* Porting [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/advanced-backlight/ Advanced Backlight] from Maemo, adding new features
#* Helping with photo utility suite project (SnapGo, with GeneralAntilles and others)
#* Will help beta test apps for people on IRC
# [[User:rnazarov|rnazarov]] (Ruslan Nazarov)
#* Porting [https://gitorious.org/titanim TitanIM] (Vkontakte instant messenger)
# [[User:roman4|roman4]] (Roman Morawek)
#* Porting [http://babyphone.garage.maemo.org/ Babyphone] to the platform.
# [[User:Rzr|RzR]] (Philippe Coval) '''thank you Nokia for n950 and supporting GNU/Linux
#* tags: ( qt4, qml, opengl, debian, emulator, pinball, neheglqt, p-uae)
#* more: http://rzr.online.fr/q/handset (diary)
#[https://meego.com/users/sandst1 sandst1] (Topi Santakivi)
#* Porting FunkeySynth, a MeeGo Tablet synthesizer to Harmattan
#* Demo clip and further info in [http://sandst1.wordpress.com/ my blog]
# [https://meego.com/users/scifiguy scifiguy] (Sudheer K.) '''ID sent'''| '''Launchpad:Accepted(07-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail:Yes(07-Jul-2011)''' | ''' Ordered:Yes (07-Jul-2011)''' | '''Received:Yes(18-Jul-2011)''' 
#* Porting [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/marketstoday Markets Today], a Stock Quotes app to Harmattan. [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3903 Released for Harmattan] (19-Jul-2011)
#* Evaluate porting of VICaR (Call router application) and new application ideas on Harmattan
# [[User:sebas|sebas]] (Sebastian Kügler) - ('''device arrived, thanks!''')
#* Bringing Plasma Active to Meego / handsets
# [[User:Sfietkonstantin|Sfietkonstantin]] (Lucien XU) - ('''thanks Qgil and Nokia for the N950''')
#* Develop a centralized public transportation system : [[TransportApp|libpublictransportation]] (first priority)
#* And also a game [http://sfietkonstantin.free.fr/blog/?p=11 Blog post about the game] (No gitorious yet, will come)
# [[User:shadymilkman|shadymilkman]] (Kyle Thomas) - ('''recieved devkit''')
#* Building Reedit, a reddit application [http://www.shadymilkman.com/p/n9-project.html] removed name from incomplete list.
# [[User:shmerl|shmerl]] (Hillel Lubman) - ('''device arrived, thanks to Nokia for open source Meego development support''')
#* Building/testing Firefox/Fennec (release, beta, aurora, nightly) on Meego
#* Porting [http://code.google.com/p/kosherjava/ Zmanim API] to C++ and preparing it for Meego as a library (libzmanim). Planned - Hebrew calendar application in Qt based on the Zmanim API.
# [[User:sjgadsby|sjgadsby]] (Stephen Gadsby)
#* writing a [[User:Sjgadsby#Preferred Shopper Card Wallet|not-yet-named wallet for store loyalty cards]]
# [[User:slaine|slaine]] (Glen Gray)
# [[User:slvr32|slvr32]] (Jason Byrne)
#* [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/nfqm nfqm] (Netflix Queue Manager) Qt/C++, targeting Symbian^3, Maemo 5, and Meego/Harmattan - discussion thread [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3715 here]
# [[User:smoku|smoku]] (Tomasz Sterna)
#* Port my touch screen [http://tomasz.sterna.tv/maemo/ ports of games for Maemo] (Widelands, Bos Wars, Robbo) and UAE4All, PSX4All emulators
#* Port support for SIXAXIS(TM) Controller
#[[User:smurfy|smurfy]] (Philipp Andreas)
#* Porting [https://garage.maemo.org/project/fahrplan fahrplan] (Public Transportation App) for the N9
#[[User:solmis|solmis]] (Janne Mäkinen)
#* Porting/Rewriting Maemo 5 stuff
# [[User:Somnathbanik|Somnathbanik]] (Somnath Banik) 
#* Porting my existing Symbian^3 multimedia applications to MeeGo/N9 with a new and exciting UI components of Harmattan/MeeGo.
#* Creating simple and easy open source application to inspire beginner developers to work on MeeGo/N9 technology.
#[[User:sony123|sony123]] (William Su)
#* Porting Stockona to Harmattan.
#[[User:Spenap|Spenap]] (Simón Pena)
#* Porting and enhancing Maevies from Maemo 5 to Meego/Harmattan. Now tracked at [[User:Spenap/Butaca|Butaca]]
#[[User:stanokia|stanokia]] (Stani)
#* Develop RadioTouch to play online radio stations. Ready for testing: [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3993 click here].
#* Develop a creative photo and/or camera application based on the code of the [http://www.phatch.org Phatch] project. (This code uses wxPython for the GUI. So it will take some effort to port it to PySide and QML, with which I have no previous experience yet.)
# [[User:Stskeeps|stskeeps]] (Carsten Munk) '''Device received'''
#* N950/N9 MeeGo CE work and Wayland on these devices
# [[user:summeli|summeli]] (Antti Pohjola) - '''Device arrived.'''
#* Porting [http://www.summeli.fi/?p=2453 AntSnes] and [http://www.summeli.fi/?p=2520 gpSP] from Symbian^3 to Harmattan/MeeGo.
#[[User:swinkels|swinkels]] (Sławomir Musiał)
#* Porting [http://www.swinkels.tvtom.pl/eCards eCards] - Application for creating and sending e-cards
# [[user:syrjala|syrjala]] (Ville Syrjälä)
#* Porting [https://gitorious.org/maemo-tvout-control maemo-tvout-control]
# [[user:tassu|tassu]] (Tapio Pyrhönen)
#* [http://tapsa.bitmagick.com/nds/ My site] - Porting my old DS games and making new ones.
# [[user:teo|teo]] (Teo Mrnjavac)
#* [http://teom.wordpress.com My blog]
#* [http://ur1.ca/4kkwh Porting] [http://amarok.kde.org Amarok] to tablets and handsets running MeeGo/Harmattan.
# [[User:texrat|texrat]] (Randall Arnold, Community Device Program Lead)
# [[User:thebootroo|thebootroo]] (Thomas Boutroue, Developer/Designer)
#* [https://gitorious.org/meego-community-mobile-ux-ng Gitorious] - Making a C++ Declarative-based Visual Components API Lib, alternative to plain QML, or specific platform Components
#* [http://modern-os.projects.servhome.org/mobileApps/ MobileApps] - Porting my old Maemo5 apps to my new Lib, and creating new ones
#[[User:Theonehumble|Stephan Bulgin]]
#*Porting NXEngine
#*In the process of re-writing DonQt for MeeGo/Harmattan.(will most likely be a name change and better code.)
# [[user:thp|thp]] (Thomas Perl)
#* [http://gpodder.org/ gPodder] - Integrating gPodder with Harmattan (including specific APIs)
#* Open source work on Python-related APIs (PySide, etc..) + Python tutorials
#* Get [[Games|Mong]] in shape for Harmattan
#* Port over some of my existing [http://maemo.org/profile/view/thp/ Maemo 5 apps]
# [[user:tigerite|tigerite]] (Peter Hunt)
#* Integrating the BFS CPU scheduler https://garage.maemo.org/projects/kernel-bfs/ into the N9/50 kernel, along with the Budget Fair Queueing I/O scheduler http://algo.ing.unimo.it/people/paolo/disk_sched/
#* Porting projects such as the Phoronix Test Suite http://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/ to Harmattan
#* Converting a Flash cards based learning system which I developed, loosely based on the one found at http://www.educationlabs.com/projects/flashcards/Pages/default.aspx, from C#/XAML to Qt/QML and making it standalone
# [[User:timoph|timoph]] (Timo Härkönen)
#* [http://gitorious.org/random-timoph impuzzle, etc.]
#* [http://timoph.fi timoph.fi]
#* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/show?project=home%3Atimoph Community OBS home project]
# [[User:timsamoff|timsamoff]] (Tim Samoff)
#* [http://thp.io/2011/mong/ Plonk]
#* MeeGo Community Apps website design
#* A few other things that are brewing (games, sound generators, etc.)
# [[User:tronic|Tronic]] (Lasse Kärkkäinen)
#* [http://performous.org/ Performous] singing/band game
# [[User:tswindell|tswindell]] (Tom Swindell)
#* [http://stage.rubyx.co.uk/columbus columbus]
#[[User:twoboxen|twoboxen]] (Matt Hawkins)
#* Porting [https://code.google.com/p/hawkengine hawkengine] to Meego
#* Porting [https://sites.google.com/site/hawkorn/games games] via hawkengine
#[[User:v13|v13]] (Stefanos Harhalakis)
#* Port WifiEye from maemo to meego
#* Port MaeGirls from maemo to meego
#* Perhaps complete MaeSlap and release it for meego
#[[User:vandenoever|vandenoever]] (Jos van den Oever)
#*Porting [http://webodf.org WebODF] to MeeGo using QML and JavaScript.
#*[http://www.webodf.org/redmine/projects/webodf/wiki/WebODF_on_an_N950 WebODF on an N950]
#*Experiment with a semantic logging tool.
#*Experiment with a [http://blogs.kde.org/node/4161 metronome application] in QML.
#[https://meego.com/users/vasvlad Uladzislau Vasilyeu] (Vasvlad)
#* Porting OMWeather to Harmattan
#[[User:Asys3|Uwe Koch]] (Uwe Koch)
#*Port hopefully all of my games Lineo,Q,TwinDistress,Sokoban and Jooleem
#[[User:Venemo|Venemo]] (Timur Kristóf)
#* [http://wiki.meego.com/User:Venemo/HarmattanPlans My Harmattan Plans]
#** [http://gitorious.org/colorful-apps/puzzle-master Puzzle Master]
#** [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3711 Public transportation app] (Click on the [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3711 link] and post to the thread if you are interested to contribute.)
#** [https://gitorious.org/colorful-apps/memory-game Memory game]
#** Labirynth game (No code available yet)
#[[User:Vgrade|vgrade]] (Martin Brook)
#*I would plan to contnue my contributions to the N900 Community Edition of MeeGo which I assume will push right through into the N9. I am very interested in contributing to the exciting new architecture #*built on Wayland to give this device the best user experience.
#*Local Network Meetups, Cambridge, Birmingham, Koln, Dusseldorf
#[[User:vitaminj|VitaminJ]] (Stephen Spencer)
#* [http://jenkins.vitaminj.co.uk/job/meex/ Meex], a portable DJing application
#[[User:vitna|vitna]] '''COMPLETED
#*My actual project is http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3652, but i have in program to develop much more game for the Harmanattan platform
#[[User:vudentz|vudentz]] (Luiz Augusto von Dentz) '''COMPLETED
#*Porting upstream BlueZ and obexd
#[[User:w00t|w00t]] (Robin Burchell)
#* meego-ux hackery, Groovy, anything else I think of that's interesting
#[[User:wazd|wazd]] (Andrew Zhilin)
#* OMWeather, Live Wallpapers, BlueMaemo, Ati85, QML gPodder, tons of other design-related stuff
#[[User:Wicket|wicket]] (David Derby)
#*Porting [http://www.6809.org.uk/dragon/xroar.shtml XRoar - Dragon & CoCo emulator] and [http://icculus.org/avp/ Aliens versus Predator (Gold Edition) game engine].
# [[user:wonko|wonko]] (Ruediger Gad)
#* Amongst other things I'll port my existing applications for Maemo5/Fremantle to MeeGo/Harmattan: VU Meter, StultitiaSimplex, Zeecontrol, Advanced Clock Plugin (for details please see my page).
# [[User:Xando|xando]] (Sebastian Pawluś)
#* Porting [https://github.com/xando/thesis/tree/master/locit-client LocIt] application from N900 Maemo to Meego system.[https://github.com/xando/thesis/blob/master/thesis/Obrazki/UiFlowDiagram.pdf?raw=true pics]
# [[user:xawotihs|xawotihs]]
#* Porting [http://code.google.com/p/wagic/ Wagic] on Harmattan based on either Qt or SDL.
#[[user:xerxes2|xerxes2]] (Jens Persson)
#* [http://gpodder.org/panucci Panucci] - Resuming audiobook and podcast player
#* Meego CE
# [[user:xfade|X-Fade]] (Niels Breet)
#* Set up & Testing Harmanttan building on MeeGo Community OBS
# [[user:zaheerm|zaheerm]] (Zaheer Merali)
#* Porting [http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org GStreamer] plugins not shipped by Nokia to Harmattan
#* Porting [http://www.flumotion.net Flumotion] an open source streaming solution to Harmattan taking advantage of the hardware encoding and the camera
# [[user:zas|zas]] (Matti Henrik Kinen)
#* Setting up SDK
# [[user:zchydem|zchydem]] (Marko Mattila) '''Device arrived'''
#* QuickFlickr - QML based flickr client for mobile handsets.
# [[user:zeamoceq|zeamoceq]] (Olle Tränk)
#* Porting [http://qticksize.zeamoceq.net qTickSize] (interface to Swedish online stock broker)
# [https://meego.com/users/zehjotkah zehjotkah] (Cosimo Kroll)
#* [http://wiki.maemo.org/MeeGo_Coding_Competition_2011 MeeGo Coding Competition 2011]
# [[user:zeenix|zeenix]] (Zeeshan Ali)
#* Ensuring [http://www.gupnp.org GUPnP]/[http://www.rygel-project.org Rygel] works on N9.
#* Possibly porting/writing [http://spice-space.org SPICE] client for
#N9/MeeGo.






== '''Updated Questions and answer for those people awaiting N950 Dev Kits:''' ==

1) '''If you have registered for the launchpad, please wait.'''
If you want to find out more information you can email the launchpad team, but a quick response is unlikely.
''Also, Quim will be emailing / sending all of the names and accounts across, therefore, if they have any questions / problems contacting devs they'll let Quim know.''

2) '''Timeline - Timescale'''
There is no defined deadline or timescale for this. Keep an eye on the delivered and pending sections below, as people are posting dates / times.
If things start happening and you feel you are being left out - please then email the Nokia Developer launchpad teams. But until then, not much communication if any will be received. Hold tight and please wait.
If your status is similar to someone else's, and in the same batch, and they get a device, wait a few days then fire a message to the launchpad team or here. No point asking the same questions on the forum. Most of the devs mentioned below are also on twitter, so ask there or elsewhere on the forums if really needed.

3) '''Timescale Part 2 - Patience!'''
Arranging, confirming, emailing, packaging and sending 250 devices is not a day's job.
Realistically expect a few weeks once they have started being sent out.
Be clear in all contact emails you send, to speed up the process - include account names and any other IDs requested/required. It is hard for people to swap from real names, nicknames, etc on a list of 250+ people..

4) '''People who already are registered with Launchpad'''
If you have a launchpad account (Lucky you) there is an option which allows you to select available devices, however, nothing is certain as of now, therefore that may not be the route.
Once the team start going through the list, it sounds sensible that they will start emailing / contacting the people on the list with instructions, confirmations and/or queries. (see below! - thank you Jaffa for the update)
Update - It seems the next step once the launchpad section is confirmed may be an email from '''no.reply-developer@nokia.com''', subject "A Nokia N950 is waiting for you".

5) '''Why have I heard nothing from Launchpad?'''
There is no launchpad confirmation email (But if you try to register again it says that there is already an application waiting) - therefore.... re-register if you have to. Just make sure you use the individual and not company registration. (There is however a developer registration email! - and logging in also proves that stage works!)

6) '''"I didn't realize this was happening, can I still apply for one?"'''
Answer- "Short term: register to http://developer.nokia.com and watch Nokia developer activities in your country. "
- '''This program is closed''', but as Quim says, keep your eyes on the internet, as there are other programs and similar things available, and different countries where Nokia reps do things too

7) '''Why is Nokia Developer saying the device program has been closed, and we still do not have our devices? *rant rant*'''
There are other device programs being run separately to the MeeGo DevKit program. The programs are not joined, but the team that sends out the devices is the same. Therefore, any messages you read are not exclusive to this particular set of 250 devices. Other programs may or may not appear across other Nokia sites, they are all separate from this one.

If you have been accepted, don't panic - they have not gone out yet! (As far as we all know!)
''Please do update this section if you feel other questions from the forum have been answered?''

== General thoughts on device program ==

The Nokia N950 is a platform available now for developers targeting the Nokia N9 and MeeGo handset apps in general. Technical details are available at http://developer.nokia.com/swipe

Candidates must be community developers ready to start working on new or existing open source applications, to be published in apps.meego.com and the Nokia Store. Links to your current projects are relevant! Deadline for applications: end of Tuesday, June 28th.

Questions & comments: http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3597

IMPORTANT: *commercial* developers are encouraged to apply directly at http://developer.nokia.com - thank you for your understanding.

Community Office/Community device program/Nokia

2011-07-19T07:00:22Z

Tswindell: /* Completed */

= Nokia Participation Details =
* Program Contact: [[User:qgil|Quim Gil]]
Update: Nokia N950 handsets are ready! https://meego.com/community/device-program/devices/nokia-n9-devkit

== N950 Devkit Program Details ==
* Device: Nokia N950 loaded with MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan
* Quantity: 250
* Additional Criteria / Terms:
** One submission per developer please
** Device to be loaned to participant for [period needed].
** May not be able to ship to certain countries / locations.
** Nokia employees are not eligible.
* Timeframe: distribution active.

'''QUESTIONS / ANSWERS & UPDATES:''' http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3597

'''[[N950 landing page]]'''

== '''Updated Questions and answer for those people awaiting N950 Dev Kits:''' ==

1) '''If you have registered for the launchpad, please wait.'''
If you want to find out more information you can email the launchpad team, but a quick response is unlikely.
''Also, Quim will be emailing / sending all of the names and accounts across, therefore, if they have any questions / problems contacting devs they'll let Quim know.''

2) '''Timeline - Timescale'''
There is no defined deadline or timescale for this. Keep an eye on the delivered and pending sections below, as people are posting dates / times.
If things start happening and you feel you are being left out - please then email the Nokia Developer launchpad teams. But until then, not much communication if any will be received. Hold tight and please wait.
If your status is similar to someone else's, and in the same batch, and they get a device, wait a few days then fire a message to the launchpad team or here. No point asking the same questions on the forum. Most of the devs mentioned below are also on twitter, so ask there or elsewhere on the forums if really needed.

3) '''Timescale Part 2 - Patience!'''
Arranging, confirming, emailing, packaging and sending 250 devices is not a day's job.
Realistically expect a few weeks once they have started being sent out.
Be clear in all contact emails you send, to speed up the process - include account names and any other IDs requested/required. It is hard for people to swap from real names, nicknames, etc on a list of 250+ people..

4) '''People who already are registered with Launchpad'''
If you have a launchpad account (Lucky you) there is an option which allows you to select available devices, however, nothing is certain as of now, therefore that may not be the route.
Once the team start going through the list, it sounds sensible that they will start emailing / contacting the people on the list with instructions, confirmations and/or queries. (see below! - thank you Jaffa for the update)
Update - It seems the next step once the launchpad section is confirmed may be an email from '''no.reply-developer@nokia.com''', subject "A Nokia N950 is waiting for you".

5) '''Why have I heard nothing from Launchpad?'''
There is no launchpad confirmation email (But if you try to register again it says that there is already an application waiting) - therefore.... re-register if you have to. Just make sure you use the individual and not company registration. (There is however a developer registration email! - and logging in also proves that stage works!)

6) '''"I didn't realize this was happening, can I still apply for one?"'''
Answer- "Short term: register to http://developer.nokia.com and watch Nokia developer activities in your country. "
- '''This program is closed''', but as Quim says, keep your eyes on the internet, as there are other programs and similar things available, and different countries where Nokia reps do things too

7) '''Why is Nokia Developer saying the device program has been closed, and we still do not have our devices? *rant rant*'''
There are other device programs being run separately to the MeeGo DevKit program. The programs are not joined, but the team that sends out the devices is the same. Therefore, any messages you read are not exclusive to this particular set of 250 devices. Other programs may or may not appear across other Nokia sites, they are all separate from this one.

If you have been accepted, don't panic - they have not gone out yet! (As far as we all know!)
''Please do update this section if you feel other questions from the forum have been answered?''

== General thoughts on device program ==

The Nokia N950 is a platform available now for developers targeting the Nokia N9 and MeeGo handset apps in general. Technical details are available at http://developer.nokia.com/swipe

Candidates must be community developers ready to start working on new or existing open source applications, to be published in apps.meego.com and the Nokia Store. Links to your current projects are relevant! Deadline for applications: end of Tuesday, June 28th.

Questions & comments: http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3597

IMPORTANT: *commercial* developers are encouraged to apply directly at http://developer.nokia.com - thank you for your understanding.

== Results ==

'''WORK IN PROGRESS'''

For the sake of transparency and collaboration:
* Please link your name to a page describing your Nokia N950 related work e.g. a wiki page.
* Add here one line of text summarizing the project(s) and feature(s) you are concentrating.
* We haven't done the 'Nokia employee' check yet. If you happen to be one, contact Quim Gil.

=== Completed ===
Participants that have received the Nokia N950, sorted by meego.com nick. You know this device program is completed when we have reached 250:

# [[User:aaporantalainen|aaporantalainen]] (Aapo Rantalainen)
#*[http://www.umsic.org/jammo/ JamMo] (will need some underlying libraries, e.g. [http://www.clutter-project.org/ clutter])
# [[User:Agomez|Agomez]] (Andres Gomez)
#*Development of drondas, a personal application for the management of the payments shared with other people so you can get track of who paid which in name of whom.
# [[User:ajalkane|ajalkane]] (Arto Jalkanen)
#*Developing dynamic profile switcher, with location and day/time based rules on which profile to use.
# [[User:aklapper|aklapper]] (Andre Klapper)
#*General testing and bug hunting
# [[User:amandalam|amandalam]] (Amanda Hoi Ching Lam) '''Device received (2011-07-18)'''
#*Traditional Chinese language and utility apps for the MeeGo & Harmattan platforms, including but not limited to a Chinese character lookup app, and applications localized for the Traditional Chinese communities in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. [https://sites.google.com/site/amandahoic/Home/ Amanda's Software Projects]
# [https://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andy80] (Andrea Grandi)
#*QML native client for Soma.fm radio. Current code available here: https://github.com/andreagrandi/CuteSoma
# [[User:anidel|anidel]] (Aniello Del Sorbo) '''Device received. All is well in the world.'''
#*Porting [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/xournal/ Xournal] from Maemo to Harmattan/MeeGo
# [[User:antman8969|antman8969]] (Anthony Naddeo) '''device received'''
#*[http://umcs.maine.edu/~naddeoa/profile/linkedup-project.html Linkedup] - LinkedIn client for Maemo, Meego, Harmattan..... anything Qt
#*[http://umcs.maine.edu/~naddeoa/profile/qtweather-project.html QtWeather] - United States National Weather Service application
#[[User:apachelogger|apachelogger]]
#*[http://git.videolan.org/?p=QtMobileVLC.git;a=summary Porting VLC] to handsets and tablets using Qt for UI awesomeness.
# [[User:Bundyo|Bundyo]] (Kamen Bundev), '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad activated, notification email received, device ordered, device shipped, received on 18th July''' 
#* Rewriting Search Tool, porting Maemo 5 work, NodeJS, possible Tear rewrite.
#[[User:captianigloo|captainigloo]] (Aguirre Nicolas) 
#* Porting [http://enna.geexbox.org Enna], [http://svn.enlightenment.org/svn/e/trunk/E-MODULES-EXTRA/elfe elfe] and all [http://www.enlightenment.org EFL/Enlightenment] libraries to Meego.
# [[User:cgrozea|cgrozea]] (Cristian Grozea) '''Device received.''' 
#* creating magnus-plus-photo: an application that combines a camera-based magnifier with more advanced image processing techniques, that would enable one to use it as a magnifier (with optional light from the camera LED), use it as a photo negatives lightbox that automatically inverts the negatives and adjusts the colors for proper display; use it as an EVF add-on to SLRs to help with manual focus, leveraging the possibility of amplifying contrast and magnifying. 
# [[User:cip|cip]] (Christian Pühringer) '''ID sent, already a Launchpad member''', '''Ordered (8-Jul-2011)''', '''Dispatched (15-Jul-2011)''', '''Device received (18-Jul-2011) 
#* [https://github.com/cip/WikiOnBoard/wiki WikiOnBoard] Offline reader for Wikipedia using [http://openzim.org zim] format.
# [https://meego.com/users/conny Conny] (Cornelius Hald) '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
#* [http://conboy.garage.maemo.org Conboy] [http://thp.io/2011/mong Mong aka Plonk]
# [[User:Cpscotti|cpscotti]] (Clovis Scotti) '''Device received.''' 
#* Developing the "connected snowboarding" [http://www.pushsnowboarding.com Push Snowboarding] application/project. Also, I'll be very happy to port other apps I did (mainly for Maemo) + new projects.
# [[User:crevetor|crevetor]] (Antoine Reversat) '''Device received.''' 
#* Developing a bixi app [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3650 App thread]. Some Meego CE hacking
# [[User:daperl|daperl]] 
#* Porting the Sudoku clone Tomiku
# [[User:deimos|deimos]] (Marco Bavagnoli) 
#* I'm porting [http://mediadownloader.cz.cc/?page_id=2 mediadownloader] application just ported to [http://mediadownloader.cz.cc/?p=153 maemo] and here a N900 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Dsj2piBQCw video].
# [[User:Dimitar | Dimitar]] (Dimitar Pashov) 
#* Porting pdf viewer in case the stock one is not better than the one in n900. Try the abilities of the n9/50 HW with an engineering/scientific 3D model viewer. Implement some other ideas.
# [[User:drowne | Drowne]] (Valerio Di Donato) 
#* Location-Based games and application development, mobile game design. Junomi Developer ( serious game presented at Games for Health Conference in Boston, May 2011 ) 
# [[User:druid23 | druid23]] (Dru Moore) 
#* To port / create multi-track editing and mixing software to Meego / Harmatten, and multimedia capabilities in general 
#* Additionally, to port remote controls for various networked media players (Singbird, Foobar2000, Squeeze, VLC etc).
# [[User:dwaradzyn|dwaradzyn]] (Damian Waradzyn) '''Device received. Thank you!''' 
#* Porting and further development of [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=58402 CloudGPS]
# [[User:Elleo|Elleo]] ([http://blog.mikeasoft.com/tag/maemo/ Michael Sheldon])
#*Creating a [http://libre.fm Libre.fm] radio client and porting [http://www.jokosher.org Jokosher] to small screen devices.
#[[User:Emocow|emocow]] (Ferdinand Mayet) ('''Device received. Thank you!''') 
#*Development of a golf GPS application
# [[User:gri|gri]] (Christoph Keller) '''Device received'''
#* Porting [http://web2sms.garage.maemo.org Web2SMS], splitting it up into a telepathy plugin, service daemon, contacts integration and hopefully sms application integration plus new provider plugins.
# [[User:Harbaum|Harbaum]] (Till Harbaum)
#*Currently re-writing CacheMe UI in qml, working on Zeemote driver
# [http://forum.meego.com/member.php?u=9286 helex] (Michael Muth)
#* [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1001316 ClipMan], [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=52589 DreamRemote], TcpKeyboard, something like [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72408 ConkyLayoutSwitcher] (have to see how the UI works in detail - need to create it from scratch)
#[[User:helihyv|helihyv]] (Heli Hyvättinen)
#*Porting Ghosts Overboard (a game) and Chess Clock from Maemo and adding new features to the former.
#[[User:hopbeat|hopbeat]] (Arkadiusz Stopczynski)
#*Various academic projects, including novel user interfaces, social web, BCI and portable cognitive sensors. All the crazy stuff mentioned here: http://www.milab.imm.dtu.dk
#*Some utility applications that make your everyday tasks easier, such as shortcutd or lockdaemon for Maemo
#[[User:ieatlint|ieatlint]](Jeffrey Malone)
#*Creating NextBus transit application for North America
# [[User:Jaffa|Jaffa]] (Andrew Flegg)
#*Porting apps from Maemo (Attitude & Hermes), developer tools, and apps.meego.com workflow. [[User:Jaffa|"Want to know more?"]]
#[[User:Javispedro|javispedro]] (Javier de San Pedro)
#*Porting my [http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Javispedro Maemo 5 applications and SDL games], and [http://gitorious.org/hsdl/pages/Home SDL] itself.
#[[User:jbos|jbos]] (Jeremias Bosch) '''Device arrived.'''
#* Bringing Peregrine Communication Client to Harmattan
#* http://www.peregrine-communicator.org
#* MeeGo CE
#JLP (Jure Repinc)
#* Creating a Thousand Parsec game client
#* Moodle client
#* Help with testing
#* Translation into Slovenian
# [[User:Joergrw|Joergrw]] (Joerg Reisenweber) '''device arrived. COMPLETED'''
#* USB hostmode. Give N9(50) access to external storage etc. (co-devels: Thomas B. Ruecker, MohammadAG)
#* Review the core functionality and find other similar fields to tackle (see *# starhash-enabler for N900). To mind comes: user profiles (refer the modest "default" & "silent" on fremantle), dialplans, location aware event triggers (cinema profile triggers automatically on entering the building), improved battery management and monitoring, theft protection and recovery...
#* cablefinder based on fast magnetometer readout detecting 50/60Hz fields (co-devel: alterego)
#* torch/flashlight app for N950 - possibly augmented to do optical data transfer, RX via a v4l2 based decoder app
#* I am contributing/associated to:
#**SnapGo / Ryan Abel [consulting on low level stuff]
# [[User:kdrozd|kdrozd]] (Krzysiek Drozd) - '''N950 At Home '''
#*Clients for a number of local network services, casual games. More soon, on my MeeGo wiki
# [https://meego.com/users/khertan khertan] (Benoît HERVIER)
#* Currently working on KhtEditor
# [[User:Kimitake|Kimitake]] (Kimitake) '''device arrived. COMPLETED''' 
#*developing Qt-based micro blogging client for twitter, identi.ca, wassr, jp
#*porting qimsys, Japanese Input method, as maliit plugin
#[[User:Laasonen|Laasonen]] (Olli Laasonen)
#*Porting apps from Maemo (Who is calling?, Advanced phone lock, Sanakirja.org dictionary client).
#*Developing small handy applications.
#[[User:lardman|lardman]] (Simon Pickering) - '''Device arrived, thanks! :)'''
#*Porting mBarcode, working on Augmented Reality app (mAR), time and location event app (Proximus), additional location methods (offline cellid, magnetic field line direction)
#[[User:Lorenzph|lorenzph]] (Philip Lorenz) - '''Device arrived - thank you'''
#*Development of a hiking application supporting the user when planning and executing the trip.
#[[User:lostinmirkwood|lostinmirkwood]] (Kristopher C. Kantor) - '''Device arrived, Thank You.'''
#*Continuing Development of [http://ansela.garage.maemo.org/ Ansel-A]: Digital Darkroom for Qt Devices
# [[User:mardy|Mardy]] (Alberto Mardegan)
#* Developing QML port of [http://www.mardy.it/mappero Mappero], possibly [http://www.mardy.it/oculo Oculo]
#* [http://neverball.org Neverball and Neverputt] (currently I'm working on a N900 port).
# [http://wiki.meego.com/User:Martink MartinK] (Martin Kolman)
#* Porting the modRana GPS navigation system and Mieru manga and comic book reader.
# [[User:Masterzap|MasterZap]] (Zap Andersson) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting Maemo app ZapLoc to Meego/QT (and, eventually, game "Slightly Annoyed Rodents")
#[[User:Mikec|Mikecy]] (Mike Choy) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting svgclock, Maesynth and Maelophone from N900 Python to QML and C++. Stress testing the new [https://projects.developer.nokia.com/qtgameenabler Qt Game Enabler] to see if we finally have low latency audio support in Qt. Will also look to see if we can get midi sample support via Wild Midi or equivalent.
# [[User:mickeprag|mickeprag]] (Micke Prag) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*[https://gitorious.org/telldus/tellduscenter-light TelldusCenter Light] - Using the mobile phone as the central hub in your home automation. Control your lights, electrical appliances and curtains wirelessly from the palm of your hands.
# [[User:mikelima|mikelima]] (Luciano Montanaro) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting [http://quandoparte.garage.maemo.org Quando Parte], implementing a QML patience/puzzle game, porting and adapting KGoldrunner, and writing an OpenStreetMap survey tool, all for use with MeeGo Harmattan (and future MeeGo versions).
# [[User:Milhouse|Milhouse]] '''Device arrived''' 
#*Develop an audio recording application with geo-location support, plus other applications to improve personal productivity utilising the Harmattan notification/event view.
# [[User:mmlado|mmlado]] (Mladen Milankovic) - '''Device arrived''' 
#*Develop [https://projects.developer.nokia.com/home/user/mmlado games] in QML
# [[User:Nicolai|Nicolai]] (Nicolai Hess)
#*Port my [http://maemo.org/packages/view/scout scout] application to Qt (Application to search contacts, calendar and conversations)
# [http://twitter.com/#!/mja_fin mja] (Miika Ahdesmaki)
#* Trap, Shake, Kill 'em and other multi sensor apps' development. [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3633] '''Nokia Developer Launchpad program approved 06Jul2011, Device available for order 07Jul2011 (ordered, OID-052820), Order sent on 13.7.2011 (email 10:40am), Received 14.07.2011.'''
# [[User:niqt|niqt]] (Nicola De Filippo) - '''Device arrived.'''
#*Porting my maemo5 applications [http://badge.garage.maemo.org Badge] and QLshop.
#*New qml game
#*Other mail client.
# [http://twitter.com/#!/gregjroberts Noobmonkey] - '''Launchpad:Accepted(06-Jul-2011) | N950eMail:07 July, 12pmGMT| Ordered:07 July 12pmGMT |Received: 14 July| '''
#*Developing/Porting [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/healthcheck/ Healthcheck] with many new fun things (Qt) 
#*Will Port and update [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=65522&highlight=maecount MaeCount] (Qt) 
#*Would like to develop a new game (Some ideas, and basic code for a few - so will update shortly) 
# [[User:omllobet|omllobet]]
#*Port 2d puzzle board game [http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kMagnet?content=109111 kMagnet] or a new 2d board puzzle game
# [[User:orava|orava]] (Lasse Stenberg)
#* Porting and further developing [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72982 Mapsi]
# [[User:ossipena|ossipena]] (Timo Pelkonen)
#* App for measuring distances and keeping statistics, will reveal more when I get it working well
#* Willing to test others apps, contact me if needed
# [[User:ph0b|ph0b]] 
#* Writing tutorials to help other developers to step in MeeGo / Building MeeGo Paris network / Developing an audio player to access to more than 47 000 webradios referenced on AOL shoutcast (by name, genre, current track)
#[[User:Ph5|pH5]] (Philipp Zabel)
#* Integration of [https://www.torproject.org/ Tor] support
#* Porting of [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/frogatto/ Frogatto], pending SDL support
#* Porting of [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/beifahrer/ Beifahrer] and [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/cinaest/ Cinaest]
#[[User:philippengelhard|philippengelhard]] (Philipp Engelhard) '''Device arrived.''' 
#* Develop a maze game for children and adults
#* Develop a "Nokia Bots" like program for alarm and battery
# [[User:pycage|pycage]] (Martin Grimme) '''Sent back defective device. Replacement device arrived. Thanks DDP!'''
#*Doing the Community Apps installer client. Also targetting Harmattan with my OSS MeeGo apps (which are currently mostly running on the WeTab).
#[[User:quang|quang]] (Quang Pham) '''Device arrived.''' 
#* Develop a location based services application
#* Test Vietnamese localization
# [http://maemo.org/profile/view/rambo/ rambo] (Eero af Heurlin) '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad:Accepted''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
#* Port [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/maecalories/ MaeCalories], [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/mobilehotspot/ Mobile hotspot] (possibly, depends on many things and might not be actually neccessary), I'm also looking into some wearable computing and augmented reality stuff, I'll have to see how suitable platform the N9(50) is going to be for that.
# [[User:reffy|reffy]] (Alex Tyler)
#* I plan to port my Subsonic client [http://maemo.org/packages/view/aerofy/ Aerofy] to the platform. I also plan to develop a range of media related applications.
# [[User:Rlinfati|rlinfati]] (Rodrigo Linfati) ''' ID send: 30-Jun-2011, Launchpad-Applied: 30-Jun-2011, Launchpad-Accepted: 06-Jul-2011 | N950eMail: 07-Jul-2011 | Ordered: 07-Jul-2011 | Received:14-07-2011 '''
#* Upgrade GoogleLatitude to the current API
#* Find your Frient: a apps that inform you position directly to you friend without any external server.
# [[User:Rzr|RzR]] (Philippe Coval) '''thank you Nokia for n950 and supporting GNU/Linux
#* tags: ( qt4, qml, opengl, debian, emulator, pinball, neheglqt, p-uae)
#* more: http://rzr.online.fr/q/handset (dairy)
#[https://meego.com/users/sandst1 sandst1] (Topi Santakivi)
#* Porting FunkeySynth, a MeeGo Tablet synthesizer to Harmattan
#* Demo clip and further info in [http://sandst1.wordpress.com/ my blog]
# [[User:Sfietkonstantin|Sfietkonstantin]] (Sfiet Konstantin) - ('''thanks Qgil and Nokia for the N950''')
#* Develop a centralized public transportation system : [[TransportApp|libpublictransportation]] (first priority)
#* And also a game [http://sfietkonstantin.free.fr/blog/?p=11 Blog post about the game] (No gitorious yet, will come)
# [[User:slvr32|slvr32]] (Jason Byrne)
#* [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/nfqm nfqm] (Netflix Queue Manager) Qt/C++, targeting Symbian^3, Maemo 5, and Meego/Harmattan - discussion thread [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3715 here]
#[[User:solmis|solmis]] (Janne Mäkinen)
#* Porting/Rewriting Maemo 5 stuff
#[[User:Spenap|Spenap]] (Simón Pena)
#* Porting and enhancing Maevies from Maemo 5 to Meego/Harmattan. Now tracked at [[User:Spenap/Butaca|Butaca]]
# [[User:Stskeeps|stskeeps]] (Carsten Munk) '''Device received'''
#* N950/N9 MeeGo CE work and Wayland on these devices
# [[user:summeli|summeli]] (Antti Pohjola) - '''Device arrived.'''
#* Porting [http://www.summeli.fi/?p=2453 AntSnes] and [http://www.summeli.fi/?p=2520 gpSP] from Symbian^3 to Harmattan/MeeGo.
#[[User:swinkels|swinkels]] (Sławomir Musiał)
#* Porting [http://www.swinkels.tvtom.pl/eCards eCards] - Application for creating and sending e-cards
# [[user:syrjala|syrjala]] (Ville Syrjälä)
#* Porting [https://gitorious.org/maemo-tvout-control maemo-tvout-control]
# [[user:tassu|tassu]] (Tapio Pyrhönen)
#* [http://tapsa.bitmagick.com/nds/ My site] - Porting my old DS games and making new ones.
# [[user:thp|thp]] (Thomas Perl)
#* [http://gpodder.org/ gPodder] - Integrating gPodder with Harmattan (including specific APIs)
#* Open source work on Python-related APIs (PySide, etc..) + Python tutorials
#* Get [[Games|Mong]] in shape for Harmattan
#* Port over some of my existing [http://maemo.org/profile/view/thp/ Maemo 5 apps]
# [[user:tigerite|tigerite]] (Peter Hunt)
#* Integrating the BFS CPU scheduler https://garage.maemo.org/projects/kernel-bfs/ into the N9/50 kernel, along with the Budget Fair Queueing I/O scheduler http://algo.ing.unimo.it/people/paolo/disk_sched/
#* Porting projects such as the Phoronix Test Suite http://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/ to Harmattan
#* Converting a Flash cards based learning system which I developed, loosely based on the one found at http://www.educationlabs.com/projects/flashcards/Pages/default.aspx, from C#/XAML to Qt/QML and making it standalone
# [[User:timoph|timoph]] (Timo Härkönen)
#* [http://gitorious.org/random-timoph impuzzle, etc.]
#* [http://timoph.fi timoph.fi]
#* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/show?project=home%3Atimoph Community OBS home project]
# [[User:tswindell|tswindell]] (Tom Swindell)
#* [http://stage.rubyx.co.uk/columbus columbus]
#[[User:vandenoever|vandenoever]] (Jos van den Oever)
#*Porting [http://webodf.org WebODF] to MeeGo using QML and JavaScript.
#*[http://www.webodf.org/redmine/projects/webodf/wiki/WebODF_on_an_N950 WebODF on an N950]
#*Experiment with a semantic logging tool.
#*Experiment with a [http://blogs.kde.org/node/4161 metronome application] in QML.
#[[User:Venemo|Venemo]] (Timur Kristóf)
#* [http://wiki.meego.com/User:Venemo/HarmattanPlans My Harmattan Plans]
#** [http://gitorious.org/colorful-apps/puzzle-master Puzzle Master]
#** [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3711 Public transportation app] (Click on the [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3711 link] and post to the thread if you are interested to contribute.)
#** [https://gitorious.org/colorful-apps/memory-game Memory game]
#** Labirynth game (No code available yet)
#[[User:Vgrade|vgrade]] (Martin Brook)
#*I would plan to contnue my contributions to the N900 Community Edition of MeeGo which I assume will push right through into the N9. I am very interested in contributing to the exciting new architecture #*built on Wayland to give this device the best user experience.
#*Local Network Meetups, Cambridge, Birmingham, Koln, Dusseldorf
#[[User:vitaminj|VitaminJ]] (Stephen Spencer)
#* [http://jenkins.vitaminj.co.uk/job/meex/ Meex], a portable DJing application
#[[User:vitna|vitna]] '''COMPLETED
#*My actual project is http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3652, but i have in program to develop much more game for the Harmanattan platform
#[[User:Wicket|wicket]] (David Derby)
#*Porting [http://www.6809.org.uk/dragon/xroar.shtml XRoar - Dragon & CoCo emulator] and [http://icculus.org/avp/ Aliens versus Predator (Gold Edition) game engine].
# [[user:wonko|wonko]] (Ruediger Gad)
#* Amongst other things I'll port my existing applications for Maemo5/Fremantle to MeeGo/Harmattan: VU Meter, StultitiaSimplex, Zeecontrol, Advanced Clock Plugin (for details please see my page).
#[[user:xerxes2|xerxes2]] (Jens Persson)
#* [http://gpodder.org/panucci Panucci] - Resuming audiobook and podcast player
#* Meego CE
# [[user:xfade|X-Fade]] (Niels Breet)
#* Set up & Testing Harmanttan building on MeeGo Community OBS
# [[user:zaheerm|zaheerm]] (Zaheer Merali)
#* Porting [http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org GStreamer] plugins not shipped by Nokia to Harmattan
#* Porting [http://www.flumotion.net Flumotion] an open source streaming solution to Harmattan taking advantage of the hardware encoding and the camera
# [[user:zeamoceq|zeamoceq]] (Olle Tränk)
#* Porting [http://qticksize.zeamoceq.net qTickSize] (interface to Swedish online stock broker)
# [https://meego.com/users/zehjotkah zehjotkah] (Cosimo Kroll)
#* [http://wiki.maemo.org/MeeGo_Coding_Competition_2011 MeeGo Coding Competition 2011]







=== Accepted, waiting for the N950 ===

==== Batch One ====

[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Broothy Ádám Balázs]
* '''Sent my Account ID to Quim, i'm already Nokia launchpad member. Awaiting any reply.'''
* [http://store.ovi.com/content/113753 Switchboard]
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdskgAfjjxc MobileMind]

Adam Pigg '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''', '''waiting for reply''' 
Porting my Qt/QML apps/games from maemo, and further work on Kexi and some more QML games
[http://www.piggz.co.uk My Site]

[[User:Qole|Alan M Bruce]] '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''', '''waiting for any reply''' 
[http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/easy-deb-chroot/ Easy Debian] and other projects as they arise

Oleg Bodnarchuk(bloody)'''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''' 
Developing Wiki-based offline database.

Aleix Pol (apol) '''ID sent''', '''accepted on Nokia Launchpad''', '''Ordered N950, waiting for some DHL e-mail''' 
Porting "horaris" and "kanban" maemo applications, finally get to have a usable KAlgebra Mobile version working on MeeGo, hopefully drag other KDE applications with this effort.

[https://meego.com/users/avis Alexander Terekhov] (Avis) '''ID sent, already a Launchpad member''' | '''N950eMail:No''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:No''' 
Porting and improving [http://qt-apps.org/content/show.php/Smart+Shopper?content=139742 Smart Shopper] project.

[https://meego.com/users/andrei1089 Andrei Mirestean] (andrei1089) '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad, waiting for reply'''
 Develop a pedometer application based on the [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/pedometerhomewidget/ Pedometer Widget for N900]

[[User:fiferboy|Andrew Olmsted]] (fiferboy) '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad activated, order email sent, waiting for delivery details''' 
[http://andrew.olmsted.ca/meego Fiferboy's Projects] (Birdlist, Personal Lexicon, other ideas), porting and packaging some pure Qt apps

[[User:wazd|Andrew Zhilin]] (wazd) '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad activated, order email sent, waiting for delivery details''' 
[http://tabletui.wordpress.com], OMWeather, Live Wallpapers, BlueMaemo, Ati85, QML gPodder, tons of other design-related stuff

[[User:awhiemstra|Arjen-Wander Hiemstra]] 
Porting [http://gluon.gamingfreedom.org Gluon] to MeeGo/Harmattan.

[https://meego.com/users/djarty Artem Sereda] (DJArty) '''Nokia Developer User ID sent''', '''Applied for the NDL program''' - '''(Done) Launchpad for individuals(05-Jul-2011–05-Jul-2012)''' | N950eMail:'''No''' <-strange | Ordered(07-Jul-2011 via NDD):'''Yes ''' - Status "Device Sent to Customer"(11.7.2011) '''No mail still - looks like global ban from nokia.com to mail.ru direction''' | Received:'''No''' 
Porting qutIM, openpref, arora, links, groove, microdc, Ukrainian localization.

Assaf Paz (damagedspline) '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad, Launchpad for individuals (06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012)''','''Order committed (7-Jul-2011)''' 
Adapting [http://code.google.com/p/qwazer/ Qwazer] to also work on Meego, hopefully create an Exchange Webmail client in pure QML (N900 was the initial target), Hebrew support

[[User:Bart-cerneels|Bart Cerneels]](Stecchino) '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad, waiting for reply''' 
Mobile UX' for Amarok using QML. [http://amarok.kde.org Amarok website]

[[User:khertan|Benoît HERVIER]] (Khertan) '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad:Accepted''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes(07-Jul-2011) ''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
Porting [http://khertan.net/khteditor KhtEditor] a source code editor, [http://khertan.net/khweeteur Khweeteur] a twitter/identi.ca client, [http://khertan.net/python_sdist_maemo Sdist_maemo] and developping KhtSync a automated file synchronization application, and KhtDrive an app to measure car and driver performances for eco driving.

[[User:Termana|Bradley Smith]] (Termana) '''ID sent, Launchpad: Accepted, N950 Email: Received, Ordered: Yes, Received Device: No''' 
Developing a karaoke game with built-in pitch correction.

[[User:arfoll|Brendan Le Foll]], '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''' 
Porting XBMC + MeeGo TV stuff + doing audio continuums using pulseaudio.

[[User:Clint|Clint Adams]] '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Libre.fm-related software development and porting, advocacy

Daniel Martin Yerga '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad:Accepted(05-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail:No''' | ''' Ordered:No ''' | '''Received:No''' 
Porting my Maemo applications: [http://maemo-wordpy.garage.maemo.org/ MaStory], [http://cusl4-cservices.forja.rediris.es/ CasualServices], [http://pyrecipe.garage.maemo.org/ Pyrecipe], [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/copernicium/ Copernicium], [http://stockthis.garage.maemo.org/ StockThis], and developing new ones, like [https://gitorious.org/r-dmobiley R&DMobiley].

David Galindo

[[User:Lbt|David Greaves]] '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Mainly CE, Harmattan and Apps to start with. Hopefully Surrounds later.

Diego Marcos '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad:Accepted(05-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:No''' 
The goal is porting to mobile devices open source data visualization tools of astronomical data aimed at outreach and science communication. I've been previously working on Qt/QML desktop applications based on stellarium.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COkwscvTnnM&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[[User:druid23 | Dru Moore]] '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''DispatchEmail:Yes''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
To port / create multi-track editing and mixing software to Meego / Harmatten, and multimedia capabilities in general (potentially video editing) 
Additionally, to port remote controls for various networked media players (Singbird, Foobar2000, Squeeze, VLC etc).

Felipe Crochik '''::Ordered''' device on 07/08 but the status hasn't changed and I haven't received any update/confirmation since 
Port (depending on need and when possible) macuco, mobwebmail, geeps, dbbrowser, wakeonlan, ... from maemo5 to harmattan.

Frank Sievertsen '''ID Sent, Launchpad member now''' 
Open-Source Spideroak Mobile Client and other apps

Gary Birkett '''ID sent :: Launchpaded :: Ordered''' 
N9 Qt port of liqcalendar

[http://meego.com/users/garyd Gary Driggs] ('''dev ID sent, already reg'd as Launchpad member''')
Porting [http://www.gnu.org/s/gnash Gnash] to MeeGo ARM devices.

George Ruinelli '''Ordered my device, got account for launchpad and OBS''' 
Porting my [http://maemo.org/packages/view/sleepanalyser/ SleepAnalyser] from MAEMO as well as other smaller apps I wrote/ported. See [http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Caco3] for details.

[[User:gbraad | Gerard Braad]] '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad: waiting''' | '''N950eMail: Yes''' | ''' Ordered :Yes ''' | '''Received: No''' 
Porting of of Node.JS, phonegap, unhosted and a mobile org-mode editor. Aiming for good integration with the MeeGo API and Qt Mobility. Code will be published on [https://github.com/gbraad github] and described on my [http://gbraad.nl/ blog]. Small [https://github.com/gbraad/meego-pomodoro PomodoroTimer] app has been created:

[[User:bergie|Henri Bergius]] 
Porting Buscatcher, Midgard and Node.js -related tools to MeeGo. However, I've withdrawn my device program application because I already got a N950 via Helsinki MeeGo Network.

Hiemanshu Sharma '''Device Ordered - 7.7.2011 15:02 UTC ''' 
Currently working on porting [[http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3660|Komedia]]. More apps in the pipeline including Quassel (IRC Client), a Google Reader (name suggestions are welcome) and a 'Line of the day' kind of app (a glorified version of cowsay). Also working on getting an opencv port to give way for Face Detection/Facial recognition APIs.

[[User:Divan|Ivan Daniluk]] ''' ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Porting [[User:Divan|my Maemo5 applications]], adding full Vkontakte support, Russian and Ukrainian localization and developing new apps in progress..

[[User:Metropt|Jose Xavier]], '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad for individuals(06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012)''' 
My goal is to port the OpenPilot Ground Control Station to the MeeGo platform and adapt the UI for a better mobile experience. You can see more information about OpenPilot GCS here: http://wiki.openpilot.org/display/Doc/Ground+Control+Station+User+Manual

Karl Johan Grøttum

[[User:kemargrant | kemargrant]], '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program,(Ordered N950 and waiting for arrival)''' 
My goal is to bring Screen Mirroring to Meego along with playing local files
easily to a desktop. The app is called groundwork and it is opensource. Code will be shifted to Launchpad once I can begin testing on a meego device.
http://code.google.com/p/groundwork/

Ken Young 
Initially I will port the Maemo [http://wiki.maemo.org/Orrery Orrery] program, and add support for the magnetometer. I will
also port some other apps from Maemo 5.'''ID sent''', '''I got my email, and placed the order. I've received a confirmation email for the order.''' 

[[User:Kulakov|Kirill Kulakov]], '''ID sent''', '''Submitted credentials to Nokia Launchpad''' 
MySocials project - clients, libraries and plugins for frameworks and platforms for social networks

[[User:shadymilkman|Kyle Thomas]] 
Creating Reedit: [http://www.shadymilkman.com/p/n9-project.html Reedit] A full featured Reddit list browser 
'''Launchpad: Accepted(05-Jul-2011) | N950 eMail: Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 5:27 AM | Ordered: Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 7:56 AM | Received: No'''

[[User:Creamygoodness|Lance Colton]] ID sent | Launchpad:Accepted(05-Jul-2011) | N950eMail:Yes | Ordered:07-Jul-11 | Received:No 
Working on Proximus during July, I will see what we can do with Conky after that.

Lasse Kärkkäinen '''Device received''' 
Porting [http://performous.org/ Performous] singing/band game from PC to N900 and MeeGo

Lasse Stenberg, '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''' 
Porting and further developing [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72982 Mapsi]

Laszlo Papp (Already got one earlier, thus I do not need a new one ;) )

liang wei (foolegg), '''ID sent:Yes''' | '''Launchpad Accepted:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:No''' 
[[Cuteinputmethod]] is a Chinese Input Method, designed for handset device. 

Luis Felipe Strano Moraes '''ID sent''', '''applied for Launchpad membership''' 

Luiz Augusto von Dentz

Marat Fayzullin (fms) '''ID sent''', '''already a Launchpad member''' 
Porting the following:
[http://fms.komkon.org/SlideRule/ SlideRule],
[http://fms.komkon.org/ColEm/ ColEm],
[http://fms.komkon.org/fMSX/ fMSX],
[http://fms.komkon.org/Speccy/ Speccy],
[http://fms.komkon.org/ATI85/ AlmostTI],
[http://fms.komkon.org/MG/ MasterGear],
[http://fms.komkon.org/iNES/ iNES],
[http://fms.komkon.org/VGB/ VGB],
[http://fms.komkon.org/VGBA/ VGBA].
Also expecting to port the FBReader and an IRC client (although most likely not XChat).

[[User:Mece|Marcus Wikström]] (mece) '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
[http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=73490 Tweed Suit] for N9/50. Probably Qlister and also planning an location based tracking service/app.

Marijn Kruisselbrink '''ID sent''', '''Accepted for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''

[[User:mgedmin|Marius Gedminas]] (mgedmin) '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Planning to port [http://mg.pov.lt/gtimelog GTimeLog].

Marko Mattila (zchydem) '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
QuickFlickr, QML based Flickr client for mobile handsets.

[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Martink Martin Kolman] (MartinK) '''ID sent''', '''applied for the Nokia Launchpad''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | '''Ordered:Yes''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
Porting the modRana GPS navigation system and Mieru manga and comic book reader.

[[User:twoboxen|Matt Hawkins]] (twoboxen) '''ID sent''', '''Already a Launchpad member''' | '''N950 eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:No''' 
Open sourcing and working on my cross-platform OpenGL engine (HawkEngine) and several [https://sites.google.com/site/hawkorn/games games]. This engine builds projects and binaries for Qt, iOS, Android (though the NDK is touchy), WebOS, Glut, etc.

[[User:zas|Matti Henrik Karjalainen]] (zas) - '''Device arrived, Thank You.''' 
[http://tols17.oulu.fi/~matkarja/meego/ Projects] (Currently working on Tap 'em (game))

[http://blog.cihar.com/ Michal Čihař] (Nijel) '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad''' 
Creating a [http://wammu.eu/ Gammu] application for phone for data synchronization and backup.

Michele Tameni ( netvandal ) '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad: Accepted, N950 Email: Received, Ordered: Yes, Received Device: No''' 

- Luca's Mirror: It’s a simple app that transform your phone into a hand-held mirror with some other cool addictions.

- Semantic experiment : Experiment with Notification Area mixed with the semantic information stored in tracker, reacting to user action with usefull notification
More info [http://michele.tameni.it/project/meego/ Here]

Mikko Vartiainen '''OK'''
http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3607

Mures Andone '''ID sent'''. '''Waiting answer from Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Develop location-aware apps with Qt/QML, an enhanced e-book reader based on FBReader engine.
Also an enhanced video player with this main feature: start playing video on desktop/laptop, pause, resume playing from device (with output to device screen), continue playing, pause, switch to tv-out, resume, play, pause, switch back to desktop and so on. Current project: Maemo Application Launcher: http://sourceforge.net/p/maplau/code/

[[User:Nielsmayer|Niels Mayer]] '''[https://projects.developer.nokia.com/home/user/NielsMayer Nokia Developer ID] sent''', '''Email: A Nokia N950 is waiting for you''', '''Your order has been received: OID-052885, Device: Nokia N950''', '''7/7/11 status: Waiting for device''' 
[http://wiki.meego.com/Tubelet-and-cutetube-port Rewrite cutetube-qml for MeeGo tablet UX/harmattan UX.] and add automatic-cue-point detection, and social deep-linking of media podcasts. 
[http://code.google.com/p/ytd-meego/wiki/CitizenJournalismWithYoutubeDirectForMeego YouTube Direct For MeeGo]

[[User:olka|Oleksandr Kachur]] '''ID sent'''. '''Waiting answer from Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Developing cloud music player integrated with Google music, Amazon music and last.fm services.

Randall Arnold
Application testing, local and regional meetup/event demos, product evangelism, peripheral design

Ravi Vagadia '''ID Sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad Program, N950 Email: Received, Ordered: Yes, Received Device: No''' 
VLC Remote & Trip Management App.

Ray Donnelly

Roman Morawek

[[User:generalantilles|Ryan Abel]] (GeneralAntilles) '''ID sent''', '''Accepted the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''', '''Device shipped''' 
Working with fiferboy on a photographer's application suite ([http://thousandsparrows.com/meego/ SnapGo], currently) to include feature like a light meter and GPS track recording.

Sam Bristow

[[User:Eipi|Sanjeev Visvanatha]] (EIPI) , '''ID sent''', '''Accepted at Nokia Launchpad (6/7/2011), received Email with ordering instructions (7/7/2011), ordered!! (7/7/2011)''' 
Porting MaeFlight from Maemo 5, and adding functionality for Harmattan

[[User:Seif|Seif Lotfy]], '''ID sent''', '''waiting answer from Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
My goal is to port the Zeitgeist to MeeGo with all the fun stuff with it. I already have a Qt port for "El Loco".

Sergey Ivanov '''ID sent, waiting reply of Launchpad program''' 
Developing software for the mobile operating system MeeGo, associated with the processing of audio and video streams.

[[User:Somnathbanik|Somnath Banik]]: '''Device Received : 18th July,2011'''

* Porting my existing Symbian^3 multimedia applications to MeeGo/N9 with a new and exciting UI components of Harmattan/MeeGo.
* Creating simple and easy open source application to inspire beginner developers to work on MeeGo/N9 technology.

Stani Michiels '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
* Develop a creative photo and/or camera application based on the code of the [http://www.phatch.org Phatch] project.
* This code uses wxPython for the GUI. So it will take some effort to port it to PySide and QML, with which I have no previous experience yet.

[[User:v13|Stefanos Harhalakis]]: '''Nokia Developer ID Sent''', '''Applied for Nokia Developer Launchpad Program''', Waiting for reply
* Port WifiEye from maemo to meego
* Port MaeGirls from maemo to meego
* Perhaps complete MaeSlap and release it for meego

Stephen Gadsby (sjgadsby) '''ID sent''', '''accepted into Nokia Launchpad''', '''device ordered''' 
writing a [[User:Sjgadsby#Preferred Shopper Card Wallet|not-yet-named wallet for store loyalty cards]]

Susanna Huhtanen

Tadej Novak '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad:Accepted(06-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail: No''' | ''' Ordered: No ''' | '''Received: No''' 
Porting my desktop IP TV player and schedule to Meego

[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Kenya888 Takahiro Hashimoto(kenya888)] '''ID sent, accepted into Nokia Launchpad, device ordered''' 
porting qimsys/mozc to Harmattan/MeeGo, developing streaming multimedia player with QML

Tasuku Suzuki

Teemu Hukkanen

[http://teom.wordpress.com Teo Mrnjavac] '''ID sent, Launchpad:Accepted | N950eMail:Yes | Ordered:Yes | Received:No 
[http://ur1.ca/4kkwh Porting] [http://amarok.kde.org Amarok] to tablets and handsets running MeeGo/Harmattan.

Thomas Cherryhomes - Lead Developer for LinuxMCE - '''ID and Launchpad ID sent'''
* LinuxMCE is a next generation smart home platform encompassing media, home automation, telecom, and security features. http://www.linuxmce.org/
* A 25 min demo of the software can be seen here: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2176025602905109829
* Nokia N950 will be used as a test platform for the new QML/Qt Quick based qOrbiter we are writing to replace our existing Orbiter software, qOrbiter videos here:
** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDGagn3EciA
** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUHrCdBgoyQ

[[user:harbaum|Till Harbaum]] '''Received device'''
* First action: Try to get [http://www.harbaum.org/till/cacheme CacheMe] to work nicely (qml UI port)
* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/show?project=home%3Aharbaum Community OBS home project]
* Zeemote driver
* And of course i'd like to port some of my previous Maemo projects ...

Tom Swindell
* [[User:Tswindell/CommunityApplicationDevelopment]]: Columbus Navigation Toolkit, Media IM Status Updater.

[[User:tlaukkanen|Tommi Laukkanen]] '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad. Awaiting any reply'''
* Facebook client [http://kasvopus.com Kasvopus], Twitter client [http://twimgo.com TwimGo], Google Reader client [http://newsflow.mobi NewsFlow], FourSquare client [http://nelisquare.com Nelisquare]

[[User:toninikkanen|Toni Nikkanen]] '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad''', '''order sent'''

Tuomas Kulve

[https://meego.com/users/vasvlad Uladzislau Vasilyeu] (Vasvlad) '''ID sent, Launchpad:Accepted | N950eMail:Yes | Ordered:Yes | Received:No 
* Porting OMWeather to Harmattan

Ville Jyrkkä

[[User:Vranki|Ville Ranki]] '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad ''' 
[http://www.siilihai.com Siilihai web forum reader], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erTAMOzdf0Y&feature=related Drone Taxi], PPCards.

Willem Liu

Yann Bieber '''ID sent, applied and accepted for Nokia Launchpad, order received by Nokia, waiting for device ''' 
Porting [http://code.google.com/p/wagic/ Wagic] on Harmattan based on either Qt or SDL

Zap Andersson '''Device Received - YAY'''
* Porting [http://maemo.org/packages/view/zaploc/ ZapLoc] app to Qt/Meego (currently pygame/Maemo)
* Porting game "Slightly Annoyed Rodents" (yet to be released) to Qt/Meego (currently pygame/Maemo)

[[User:leafjohn|Lifu Zhang(leafjohn)]] '''ID sent, applied for Nokia Launchpad (request submitted, waiting for review) '''
* Create an opensource Qt astrology app for handset, Project Page: [https://github.com/cardmaster/qastro/tree/develop qastro hosting by github]
* Porting apps on our company page ([http://store.ovi.com.cn/publisher/EB EB OVI Page]) to MeeGo

Zeeshan Ali

==== Batch Two ====

Second batch - to be integrated witrh the list above.

Max Waterman '''ID sent''', '''applied for Nokia Launchpad'''
* Porting ZouBa to MeeGo/H and QML, plust other app ideas.

[https://meego.com/users/scifiguy Sudheer K.] '''ID sent'''| '''Launchpad:Accepted(07-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:No''' 
* Porting [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/marketstoday Markets Today], a Stock Quotes app to Harmattan
* Evaluate porting of VICaR (Call router application) and new application ideas on Harmattan

[http://wiki.meego.com/User:Mohannad Mohannad Hammadeh] '''Ordered N950 (July 8, 8:30am NZST) | N950SentEmail:No'''
* Porting mPrayerTime to Meego-Harmattan, updating the UI and adding more features.
* Writing new application ''Spotter'' - exercise tracking app
[https://meego.com/users/antman8969 Anthony Naddeo] (antman8969 here on meego.com, but antman8069 on developer.nokia.com) '''id sent, applied for launch program'''
* [http://umcs.maine.edu/~naddeoa/profile/linkedup-project.html Linkedup] - LinkedIn client for Maemo, Meego, Harmattan..... anything Qt
* [http://umcs.maine.edu/~naddeoa/profile/qtweather-project.html QtWeather] - United States National Weather Service application
Leaf Johnson

[[User:epage|Ed Page]] '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Updating [http://wiki.maemo.org/DialCentral DialCentral], [http://wiki.maemo.org/Gonvert Gonvert], [http://wiki.maemo.org/Ejpi ejpi] for Meego/Harmattan
* Port all other appliations to Qt for Meego/Harmattan
* Continue writing new applications

William Su (sony123) '''ID sent, Launchpad program approved, device ordered, not yet shipped''' 
[http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1019939#post1019939 Stockona] - a google finance client.
Currently working on:
* Local portfolio creation.
* Webview integration: Make in-app news feed reading possible.

Anthony Day '''ID sent''', '''Device received'''
* Porting and extending [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72951 inner-spin] game
* Porting and extending [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=73942 Take it away Marco] N900 drum machine
* writing new game and realtime music Apps content for the N9/950

[[User:mattaustin|Matt Austin]] '''ID sent, applied for launchpad, device ordered, waiting for arrival.''' 
Transperth trains live departure boards app, Player numbers AFL footy app, Amazon S3 bucket & file browser

[https://meego.com/users/smoku Tomasz Sterna] '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Port my touch screen [http://tomasz.sterna.tv/maemo/ ports of games for Maemo] (Widelands, Bos Wars, Robbo) and UAE4All, PSX4All emulators
* Port support for SIXAXIS(TM) Controller
* Possibly build and integrate [http://codex.xiaoka.com/wiki/cordia:start Cordia HD] on Harmattan

Shane Bryan

[http://maemo.org/profile/view/rm_you/ Adam Harwell] '''Device Received''' 
* Porting [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/advanced-backlight/ Advanced Backlight] from Maemo, adding new features
* Helping with photo utility suite project (SnapGo, with GeneralAntilles and others)
* Will help beta test apps for people on IRC

Boris Pohler (emanymton) '''ID sent'''| '''Launchpad: Accepted(07-Jul-2011)''' | '''N950eMail: Yes''' | ''' Ordered: Yes ''' | '''Received: No''' 
* porting Zeitkonto and HandsOff (not yet released) from Maemo to Meego, maybe a rewrite with QML
* other ideas in pipeline (remote for mythtv, live sports-ticker, ...)
* Helping other users at the german side meego.de (there known as Cermit)

Eike Hein

Jeffrey Malone (ieatlint) - '''ID sent, already a Nokia Launchpad member'''.
Will be creating a transit application around the public NextBus real-time vehicle tracking API for dozens of transit agencies in North America.
Hopefully collaborating with others working on transit applications... :)

thebootroo | Thomas Boutroue '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Making a small and smart mobile widgets toolkit on top of plain QWidget + CSS for styling, named MWTk.
And using this toolkit to make several apps for MeeGo (and runs onto Maemo5 and Symbian too, even on desktop OS) and a new environment, that aims to be a good alternative to default MeeGo Handset UX, bringing it on pair with Harmattan UX, by giving it a successor to the deprecated MeeGoTouchFramework.
Already some testable sources can be found on the project gitorious repos.
https://gitorious.org/meego-community-mobile-ux-ng
And there is a page with some screenshots of the look that MTWk can do (this page will be moved on gitorious wiki soon) :
http://modern-os.projects.servhome.org/mobileApps/

[[User:Theonehumble|Stephan Bulgin]] '''ID sent''', '''"Your order has been received"''' 
- I will be porting NXEngine http://nxengine.sourceforge.net/ to MeeGo/Harmattan. My previews work for Maemo can be found here http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=971709&postcount=1
Description: A clone/engine-rewrite of the classic jump-and-run platformer Cave Story.
- Right now Im in the process of re-writing DonQt for MeeGo/Harmattan. Previews work for Maemo here http://www.forums.internettablettalk.com/showpost.php?p=976671&postcount=1 (will most likely be a name change and better code.)
Description: Don is a "SDK installer" for developers to compile on the go.
- More ports and some original stuff and looking forward to collaborations.

[[User:mdengler|Martin Dengler]] '''ID sent''', '''Accepted for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' '''Ordered: OID-052797''' 
I am working on porting a tron-like game (armegatron preferably or glTron) to the N9, and developing Ringr, a location-based ringtone management application.

[[User:Rafael2k|Rafael Diniz]] '''ID sent''', '''Launchpad for individuals account active ''' 
I plan to develop FM RDS applications with focus in the new standards from RadioDNS like the RadioVIS (partly based in the already existent the N900-fmvis http://code.google.com/p/n900-fmvis/).
I'm a member of a university radio station (Radio Muda FM, 88.5MHz) and my plan is to develop "real life" radio station applications. 
I'll also write one audio and one audio/video icecast2 clients. I can provide icecast2 server access for beta testers at radiolivre.org. I'll take ideas from softwares I already wrote for this purpose, like darknow (a gui for darkice, http://darksnow.radiolivre.org) and theorur, an audio/video icecast2 client (a gui for ffmpeg2theora, http://theorur.sarava.org), all using QT.

Anderson Briglia, '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
My idea is to re-write the Carman application for N9/N950, using QML.
There is also an effort to port the current carman daemon and carman
bluetooth communication since Bluez used in Meego is slightly
different from the implemented one. I also want to get rid of
libpurple and implement a more integrated way to communicate with
Google accounts.

Nilanjan Chakravorty - '''ID sent, Already applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' - '''Ordered Device (8-Jul-2011)'''
* Leverage my financial background with IT to develop
- Portfolio management application - Bloomberg Pricing data application

[[User:timsamoff|Tim Samoff]]
* [http://thp.io/2011/mong/ Plonk]
* MeeGo Community Apps website design
* A few other things that are brewing (games, sound generators, etc.)

David Perlow '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program [UPDATE: 110706] Accepted into the Launchpad program [UPDATE: 110707] Ordered device and received order confirmation [UPDATE: 110718] Device arrived'''

Pawel Kurdybacha '''ID sent, already a Launchpad member''' | '''N950eMail:Yes''' | ''' Ordered:Yes ''' | '''Received:Yes''' 
* Testing and contribution to Qt Mobility on Harmattan platform
* Multimedia Home controller based on gUPnP
* various applications (words trainer, taxi checker, ...)

[[User:Rnazarov|Ruslan Nazarov]] '''ID sent''' | '''Launchpad:Accepted(06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012)''' | '''N950eMail:No''' |''' Ordered:Yes (07-Jul-2011)''' | '''Received:No''' 
Porting [https://gitorious.org/titanim TitanIM] (Vkontakte instant messenger)

Moritz Mühlenhoff

[[User:milliams|Matt Williams]] (milliams) '''ID sent. Accepted onto Launchpad. Device ordered.''' 
Creation of a Particle Physics information database (from [http://pdg.lbl.gov/ PDG]) application. Porting of [http://games.kde.org/game.php?game=ksquares KSquares] to pure Qt for MeeGo and creation of other similar simple games. Porting of [http://thermite3d.org PolyVox] to MeeGo and port games built on it when they are ready. Port the [http://falconpl.org Falcon] programming language to MeeGo.

[[User:Asys3|Uwe Koch]] '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
* Port hopefully all of my games Lineo,Q,TwinDistress,Sokoban and Jooleem

Frank Banul '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program. Device ordered.'''
* Port TabletBridge and RadioTimeToGo

Felipe Erias Morandeira '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Design user interfaces using QML and collaborate with the MeeGoTouch project.

[[User:kojacker|Ryan Faulkner]] '''ID sent, Already a Lunchpad member''' 
* Various applications, bits and bobs (links coming)

[[User:feri|Ferenc Székely]] (ferenc)
* Working on [http://apps-beta.meego.com MeeGo Apps], an "app store" for open source, free apps for MeeGo
* Will help packaging and porting Maemo -mainly location based- apps to MeeGo

[[User:w00t|Robin Burchell]] (w00t) '''Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival''' 
meego.com hackery, meego-ux in particular. Qt Components. Anything else I find interesting - see [[User:w00t/N950Development]] for plans, as I think of anything interesting to write.

Mohammad Abu-Garbeyyeh '''Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival''' 
Planning a wiki page with a todo list, main project here: http://bt-messenger.com

[[User:sebas|Sebastian Kügler]] (sebas) '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Bringing Plasma Active ( http://community.kde.org/Plasma/Active )to MeeGo

Juha Ristolainen '''ID sent, already a Launchpad member''' 
Heiaheia fitness-service application for MeeGo. Untappd.com client for MeeGo.

Ilya Skriblovsky '''[https://www.developer.nokia.com/Profile/?u=IlyaSkriblovsky Nokia Developer ID] sent, applied for Nokia Developer Launchpad, Order placed''' 
* Port NWTBible (Bible reader), Planaris (Hierarchical Todo list) to MeeGo

Rich Jones

[[User:Bemasc/N950_Project|Benjamin Schwartz]] '''Received. Appears to be in working order.''' 
I will attempt to convert [http://sugarlabs.org Sugar] [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Activities] into MeeGo apps, and hopefully in the process acquire some insight into the potential for MeeGo to form the basis of future Sugar revisions

Hussain Shafiu '''ID sent''', '''LaunchPad account activated.''' 

Shan Yafeng '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
An education program for exchange information between students and teacher in class. And port some programs to the nokia N900/N950 device. The progress can be found here : http://cuckoohello.wordpress.com

==== Batch Three ====

Reggie Suplido '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Custom MeeGo web development related to meego.com and forum.meego.com.

Koos Vriezen '''Device Received''' 
Will port the popular [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/kmplayer/ kmplayer] application from maemo5

Aigars Mahinovs

Andreas Schildbach (Goonie) '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Porting of [http://code.google.com/p/public-transport-enabler/ Public-Transport-Enabler] and [https://market.android.com/details?id=de.schildbach.oeffi Öffi] to Meego.

Ilya Paramonov '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Development of collaborative mind mapping application [http://yar.fruct.org/projects/hivemind HiveMind] for mobile and desktop platforms and sophisticated GTD-style personal time management application [http://yar.fruct.org/projects/octotask Octotask].

Thomas B. Ruecker '''Approved 2011-07-07, Ordered 2011-07-07, Device is with courier since 2011-07-12''' 
MeeGo Community edition for N9(|50|00) 
APRS application in QML to teach myself something about QML and Qt Mobility. 
LiveView daemon/application based on code found here: http://code.google.com/p/adqmisc/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Fliveview 
USB host mode 

Damion Yates

Antti Raina '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''

Glen Gray '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''

Johan Paul '''ID sent''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
* Google Contacts importing (if you are an Android user, then setting up your contacts with be really easy)
* N9 Podcast client
* Instapaper client.

Simon La Rose (hawaii/SimonLR) '''ID sent. Applied for Launchpad. Ordered device. OID-052842'''
* Networking tools
* FOSS tool ports
* Port existing Fremantle/Maemo 5 packages missing active maintainers.
* Platform evangelism

Daniele Maio '''Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival''' 
Porting maemo5 apps to meego.

Nathan Willis

Philford Barrett (sevla) '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
* Swipe Style/Swypr/SwipeMe - Allows the user to assign swiping from the outside of the screen to specific actions i.e. swiping from the top jumps to the multi-tasking view while swiping from the bottom jumps to the Feeds View. Each side of the screen (Top/Left/Bottom/Right) can have a max of 4 zones. Each zone can be assigned to an action thereby giving the user the ability to configure 16 "invisible" shortcuts. Each of which will be available at all times, regardless of what the user is doing in the current app/view.
* Drop Box Integration - Integrate downloading/uploading data to and from an existing Drop Box account. Wherever possible, existing apps will be modified to show this data. i.e. photos in the users drop box account can be (meaning this will be configurable) displayed from the n9 picture viewer.
* Audio Galaxy Integration - Enable streaming of your audio galaxy library to your device through the n9 media player.
* Feeds++ - Feeds++, an enhanced feeds view, extends the functionality of the feeds view by allowing multiple views and enabling the ability to assign specific data to each view. i.e. Show Facebook only data in View A and Twitter only data in View B. Feeds++ will also allow the user to reply directly to events without having to opening the corresponding app.
[[user:jukey|Uwe Kaminski]] ('''Nokia Developer ID sent''')

Kyösti Ranto '''Nokia Developer ID sent. Launchpad accepted. Device ordered.'''
* [https://gitorious.org/meego-developer-edition-for-n900/mg-package-manager mg-package-manager]

Stuart Howarth (marxian) - '''ID sent. Accepted for Nokia Launchpad program 06/07/11. Device ordered 07/07/11 - OID-052785'''
* Porting my [https://garage.maemo.org/projects/qmltube cuteTube] application (QML version).
* MythTV controller/recording scheduler (similar to the Android XBMC application)

[[User:hardaker|Wes Hardaker]] '''ID sent, Launchpad application submitted'''
I'm continually developing applications for multitudes of devices, including many Qt applications at [http://www.dnssec-tools.org/ dnssec-tools] as well as personal projects, my favorite being my [http://www.hamtools.org/cutecw/ Morse Code Training Software], which is what I want to port immediately. See my [[User:hardaker|User Page]] for a more complete list.

Luke Bratch

David Sansome - '''ID sent, Launchpad application submitted'''
Porting [http://www.clementine-player.org Clementine music player] to MeeGo. Clementine already uses Qt and GStreamer.

Hillel Lubman (shmerl) - '''ID sent, Accepted for Launchpad program, Ordered the device and waiting for arrival.''' 
Testing Firefox/Fennec on Meego, porting [http://code.google.com/p/kosherjava/ Zmanim API] to C++ and preparing it for Meego as a library. Planned - calendar application in Qt based on the Zmanim API.

[[User:kkv|Kirill Krinkin]] '''ID sent, already a Nokia Launchpad member'''. 
I'm working on clients for open [https://github.com/OSLL/geo2tag Location Base Platform ]. Project tracker and progress can be found [[http://osll.spb.ru/projects/geo2tag/issues here]].

Si Howard

Klaus Rotter (klausr) -'''ID sent, Applied for Nokia Launchpad program''' 
Projects are porting/rewriting EasyPlayer (audiobook player) and some kind of a HAM (amateur radio) app (PSK31) for MeeGo. I'm also interested in low latency audio apps (drum-studio, recording), if this is possible with the N950/N9.

Piotr Pokora (piotras)
I am core developer of Midgard Content Repository which (as library) is used by different Maemo apps: Conboy, MaeCalories, Tablet of Adventure, Qaikuclient. Also I am maintainer of libgda and midgard packages (debs and rpms).
From date of birth, I am interested in unified and simplified data access. And such, I am also going to develop for N950.

[[User:ivan4th|Ivan Shvedunov]] '''ID sent''', '''accepted into Launchpad (06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012), ordered the device, not delivered yet''' 
I'm working on [http://github.com/ivan4th/i4checklist Shopping list/checklist] application inspired by
HandyShopper for PalmOS (already working: All/Need separation; plan to implement other features soon, too).
Also [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=42339 ported CLISP] to Maemo Fremantle and helped to debug
several ARM-related bugs in Clozure Common Lisp, managed to make [http://common-lisp.net/project/commonqt/ CommonQt]
(Common Lisp Qt bindings) work on Maemo Fremantle + CCL + Qt 4.7. I plan to continue my Common Lisp work on Meego, too.

William Stephenson (wstephenson) '''Device Received''', '''Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''
I'm working on a high level toolkit for the creation of branded RSS based apps, in order to facilitate the creation of these simple apps.

Jason Flatt (jflatt) '''ID sent''', '''ID sent, Accepted for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program (06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012), device ordered (07-Jul)'''
QML nonograms game (in case anyone wants to contribute), various other bits

[[User:Lizardo|Anderson Lizardo Gomes]] '''ID sent, Accepted for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program (06-Jul-2011–06-Jul-2012), device ordered (07-Jul), waiting for arrival.'''. 
I currently work on [http://www.bluez.org/ BlueZ] (Bluetooth stack for Linux) helping implement support for the new Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) technology. We currently lack user applications that take advantage of the [https://www.bluetooth.org/Technical/Specifications/adopted.htm recently adopted] GATT profiles, such as Proximity & FindMe. With these profiles, we will be able, for example, to alert if the phone has been left behind (assuming you own a LE keyfob with you) or locate your keys (if they have a LE keyfob/tag). 
I intend to work on QML applications that will enable to use this technology. NOTE: N950 Bluetooth chipset lacks LE support, but N9 will be Bluetooth 4.0 based (according to specs). For testing and development purposes, the applications will use the traditional Bluetooth 2.1 technology.

pancake

[[User:pancake|pancake]] '''
I'm the author of radare2, a reverse engineering framework for disassembling, debugging, hexediting binaries and doing some forensics-related tasks. I already wrote a GTK frontend for Maemo (n770,n810,n900) and my plan is to write a QT/QML ui for it.
I will also port other programs of mine like tokipona language learning tools, simple games (but addictive!) to QT (from commandline).
In the future I would like to work on Vala and Gtk3/gtkaml (multitouch) support for MeeGo based devices.

Rodrigo Vivi

[[User:lamikr|Mika Laitio]]
* kernel
* MeeGo CE edition
* VDR linux tv client

* kernel
* Meego CE edition

[[User:Blackwicked|Edvin Rab]], '''Developer ID sent''', '''Applied for Launchpad''', '''Device Ordered''', '''Waiting for Arrival'''. 
Porting [http://t.co/4Os8iIh EvidenceHunt Game] to MeeGo. Also have plans to work on augmented reality projects.

==== Batch Four ====
Sebastian Pawluś - '''Device Received''' 
LocIt is a location aware system, able to put on screen information about objects near device. Right now works with: Youtube, Wikipedia, Panoramio layers. 
Plans are: port it from Maemo to MeeGo device, and move from client server architecture to single client architecture. 
More: [https://github.com/xando/thesis/tree/master/locit-client source], [https://github.com/xando/thesis/blob/master/thesis/Obrazki/UiFlowDiagram.pdf?raw=true screenshots]

Robert Marki - '''Device Ordered, Waiting for Arrival.''' 
Developing an application called [https://projects.developer.nokia.com/feed_reader FeedReader], it's a universal feed reader with support for podcasts. More info on the project's website. 
Would like to develop image processing related applications like: 
Image translation application 
Image gallery with face recognition 
Porting control software of a hexapod robot, or at least the module which helps the robot orient itself and navigate based on the images acquired from the camera 

Roman Deninberg([http://maemo.team16.ru/ Bonapart]) - '''ID sent, Waiting for response from the Nokia Developer Launchpad program''' 
Psx4m\PCSX-rearmed\Psx4m-gui projects basically

Christos Zamantzas ([[User:Saturn|Saturn]]) - '''ID sent, Applied for the Nokia Developer Launchpad program'''

==== Batch Five ====

Sivan Greenberg--> Nokia Developer Champion ID: sivang , Applied for individual Nokia Developer Launchpad Membership. Working on [[http://developer.qt.nokia.com/groups/qt_contributors_summit/wiki/pdf/CrowdQuick CrowdQuick]] and some platform stuff, as evident by the talks I had given in 2010/2011 MeeGo conferences.

Tapio Pyrhönen '''Device ordered 2011-07-11 and arrived on 2011-07-16!!! Getting busy now.''' 
Porting my old Nintendo DS apps/games and making new ones too.
[http://tapsa.bitmagick.com/nds My Site]

Jukka Nousiainen '''- Device received''', Creating a tethering application for DSLR cameras, and porting needed libraries, e.g. libgphoto2

Michael Schloh von Bennewitz (MSvB) '''- Got "A Nokia N950 is waiting for you" but... after going to the order URL an error appears "Support Center, Unexpected error has occured. Please try again." This since three days now.''' Using the device for a MeeGo lecture series in the fall, giving demos. Application development includes LDAP client, and a chess clock. I've ported a number of network and security packages as well, will begin to get them over to the MeeGo repos.

Svetozar Belic ([[User:trx|trx]]) '''- Got "A Nokia N950 is waiting for you", Device ordered (2011-07-07) ''', Port TxPad, TxMySQL Explorer, libQt4Pas library, etc.. Will create a list of apps to port/create.

Philipp Andreas '''Device Received, Thanks''', Porting [https://garage.maemo.org/project fahrplan] for the N9

User:Tswindell

2011-06-30T11:58:30Z

Tswindell:

[[User:Tswindell/CommunityApplicationDevelopment]]

==Harmattan Ideas & Notes==
* Have the open applications switcher/view manageable like the launcher icons, rather than most-recent first order.

Community Office/Community device program/Nokia

2011-06-30T10:16:53Z

Tswindell: /* Accepted */

User:Tswindell/CommunityApplicationDevelopment

2011-06-30T10:13:48Z

Tswindell: Created page with "== Introduction == This page is to document the open source applications I am working on the the context of the MeeGo ecosystem. == Projects == * Columbus Navigation Toolkit * M..."

== Introduction ==
This page is to document the open source applications I am working on the the context of the MeeGo ecosystem.

== Projects ==
* Columbus Navigation Toolkit
* Media IM Status Updater

== Columbus Navigation Toolkit ==
'''Introduction'''

This project is an attempt at creating a GPS application which works in a similar way to hand held GPS units built by companies like Garmin and Magellan. It also contains advanced features for streaming geo-location data in NMEA and hopefully other formats in the future for both sending/receiving. On the N9/00/50 it allows you to tether your hand set with another machine via Bluetooth or USB to make the device act like a GPS mouse.

== Media IM Status Updater ==
'''Introduction'''

This project publishes the current song/video/radio media you're consuming to to your IM accounts status feeds. In the future I'm hoping to add a quick find-youtube-video-and-publish-to-facebook button.

User:Tswindell

2011-06-30T10:07:43Z

Tswindell: Created page with "User:Tswindell/CommunityApplicationDevelopment"

[[User:Tswindell/CommunityApplicationDevelopment]]

Project/Dialer/QMLMigration

2011-05-31T08:55:39Z

Tswindell: /* Migrating Dialer from MTF to QML */

=Migrating Dialer from MTF to QML=

Alterego has started a port of the dialer UI to QML. His git tree can be found at:

<s>https://gitorious.org/qml-meego-dialer/qml-meego-dialer</s>

<s>'''NOTE:''' this has now been merged upstream into dialers "qml" branch:
https://meego.gitorious.org/meego-handset-ux/meego-handset-dialer/commits/qml</s>

'''NOTE:''' QML code has now been moved into master.
https://meego.gitorious.org/meego-handset-ux/meego-handset-dialer

QML Dialer tasks (TODO: prioritize these):

* Resolve the N900DE release blockers in time for SF2011 MeeGo Conference
*: [https://bugs.meego.com/buglist.cgi?keywords=N900&keywords_type=allwords&field0-0-0=flagtypes.name&resolution=---&classification=MeeGo%20Platform&query_format=advanced&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=WAITING%20FOR%20UPSTREAM&bug_status=REOPENED&type0-0-0=substring&value0-0-0=MeeGo_N900DE_Release_Blocker%20&component=Dialer&product=Handset%20User%20Experience Open Dialer N900 DE Release blocker bugs]
* Multiparty call handling
* Fix prestarting or convert to plain daemon
* Using meego-ux-components
* ...

Project/Dialer/QMLMigration

2011-05-31T08:54:35Z

Tswindell: /* Migrating Dialer from MTF to QML */

=Migrating Dialer from MTF to QML=

Alterego has started a port of the dialer UI to QML. His git tree can be found at:

<s>https://gitorious.org/qml-meego-dialer/qml-meego-dialer</s>

'''NOTE:''' this has now been merged upstream into dialers "qml" branch:
https://meego.gitorious.org/meego-handset-ux/meego-handset-dialer/commits/qml

QML Dialer tasks (TODO: prioritize these):

* Resolve the N900DE release blockers in time for SF2011 MeeGo Conference
*: [https://bugs.meego.com/buglist.cgi?keywords=N900&keywords_type=allwords&field0-0-0=flagtypes.name&resolution=---&classification=MeeGo%20Platform&query_format=advanced&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=WAITING%20FOR%20UPSTREAM&bug_status=REOPENED&type0-0-0=substring&value0-0-0=MeeGo_N900DE_Release_Blocker%20&component=Dialer&product=Handset%20User%20Experience Open Dialer N900 DE Release blocker bugs]
* Multiparty call handling
* Fix prestarting or convert to plain daemon
* Using meego-ux-components
* ...

ARM/N900/CoolStuff

2011-05-16T13:55:45Z

Tswindell: /* MeeGo Handset Dialer (QML Branch) */

== Cool Stuff ==

These apps are candidates to be included in the DE configuration and/or should be put to [http://apps-beta.meego.com/repositories/ MeeGo apps]. Feel free to add your stuff, after you have verified it on current MeeGo 1.2 image on N900.

===MeeGo Handset Dialer (QML Branch)===
Repository: http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/tswindell:/branches:/MeeGo.com:/Trunk/Project_DE_Trunk_Testing_standard/

Installation:
* zypper ar -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/tswindell:/branches:/MeeGo.com:/Trunk/Project_DE_Trunk_Testing_standard/ tswindell-home
* zypper in meego-handset-dialer
* [RESTART DEVICE]

Status: I could not install with these instructions into N900DE, please check? (Jukka)
After manual RPM, I have it working and looks OK.

===TwimGo, Kasvopus, Newsflow, Nelisquare===

QML apps by Tommi Laukkanen, packaging/tweaking for N900DE TBD (Tommi / Ville V).

Login fails for all of them, possibly because of https not working (certificates)?

zypper addrepo -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/vivainio/DE/home:vivainio.repo

zypper in com.substanceofcode.twimgo 
zypper in com.substanceofcode.newsflow 
zypper in com.substanceofcode.kasvopus 

Status: ''com.substanceofcode.kasvopus' not found in package names. Trying capabilities. No provider of 'com.substanceofcode.kasvopus' found.' (Jukka)
Kasvopus doesn't start (only white screen). Twimgo cannot login since decoration is on top of login screen. Newsflow looks fine, but suffers from https problem?

Did you see something on terminal on launching Kasvopus? Ensure you have libqtwebkit-qmlplugin installed
Forcing all of these fullscreen is easy. -ville

These should work in DE releases, do we need to add something to make these work? QtWEbkit is missing totally atm, that's a bug. -Jukka

===QmlReddit===
Reddit reader, works well on N900DE.

zypper addrepo -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/vivainio/DE/home:vivainio.repo

zypper in info.vivainio.qmlreddit

Also in the repo:

zypper in info.vivainio.qatbowling

Status: Cannot install, apps not found in repo (zypper problem?). (Jukka)
RPM installation fails with missing dependency (libqtwebkit-qmlwebkitplugin is needed by info.vivainio.qmlreddit-1.0-68.1.DE.armv7hl)

Did you run "zypper refresh" as well? -Ville

No, I didn't because instructions don't tell that? -Jukka

===CacheMe===

An online geocaching application using Qt and QtMobility:
http://build.pub.meego.com/package/show?package=cacheme&project=home%3Aharbaum

Beware: This is actually untested on MeeGo, but works nicely in Symbian, Maemo5, Windows and Desktop Linux, so MeeGo should work. Please give feedback to harbaum@#meego-arm

Status: Can you please make step-by-step installation guide? Also I think Qt Mobility location will not work in N900. Also, we will need armv7hl binaries. (Jukka)

===Gluon===
(contact @IRC: #gluon (or/and 'djszapi')) 
Website: http://gluon.gamingfreedom.org/ 
Source: git://anongit.kde.org/gluon 
Repository: https://projects.kde.org/projects/playground/games/gluon/repository

Add Gluon to your MeeGo
* zypper ar -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/sandst1/standard/ gluon
* zypper in gluon

Status: Second command doesn't find gluon.. Cannot install. Also, we need armv7hl binaries. (Jukka)

===XBMC===
http://www.cybercomchannel.com/using-xbmc-meego-12 
arfoll is working towards making this on N900.

===Marble Desktop Globe===
Website: http://edu.kde.org/marble/ 
Source: git://anongit.kde.org/marble 
Repository (RPM): http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/mdfe/Trunk/ 

Add Marble to your MeeGo
* zypper ar -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/mdfe/Trunk/ marble
* zypper in marble

Status: I could not install with these instructions, please check with N900. (Jukka)
Installation fails due to missing QtWebKit.

=== Already included in DE images ===

'''Peregrine communication client''' (contact @IRC: jbos) 
http://www.peregrine-communicator.org/peregrine/downloads

[[Category:N900]]

ARM/N900/CoolStuff

2011-05-12T16:01:00Z

Tswindell:

== Cool Stuff ==

Some apps and other stuff to try out. These apps are candidates to be included in the DE configuration and/or should be put to [http://apps-beta.meego.com/repositories/ MeeGo apps]. Feel free to add your stuff, after you have verified it on current MeeGo 1.2 image on N900.

===TwimGo, Kasvopus, Newsflow, Nelisquare===

QML apps by Tommi Laukkanen, packaging/tweaking for N900DE TBD (Tommi / Ville V)

===QmlReddit===
Reddit reader, works well on N900DE. Latest rpm's at

http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/vivainio/DE/armv7hl/

(the same repo also has twimgo and qatbowling so far, more to come)

===CacheMe===

An online geocaching application using Qt and QtMobility:
http://build.pub.meego.com/package/show?package=cacheme&project=home%3Aharbaum

Beware: This is actually untested on MeeGo, but works nicely in Symbian, Maemo5, Windows and Desktop Linux, so MeeGo should work. Please give feedback to harbaum@#meego-arm

===Gluon===
(contact @IRC: #gluon (or/and 'djszapi')) 
Website: http://gluon.gamingfreedom.org/ 
Source: git://anongit.kde.org/gluon 
Repository: https://projects.kde.org/projects/playground/games/gluon/repository

Add Gluon to your MeeGo
* zypper ar -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/sandst1/standard/ gluon
* zypper in gluon

===XBMC===
http://www.cybercomchannel.com/using-xbmc-meego-12
arfoll is working towards making this on N900.

===Marble Desktop Globe===
Website: http://edu.kde.org/marble/ 
Source: git://anongit.kde.org/marble 
Repository (RPM): http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/mdfe/Trunk/ 

Add Marble to your MeeGo
* zypper ar -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/mdfe/Trunk/ marble
* zypper in marble

===MeeGo Handset Dialer (QML Branch)===
Repository: http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/tswindell:/branches:/MeeGo.com:/Trunk/Project_DE_Trunk_Testing_standard/

Installation:
* zypper ar -f http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/tswindell:/branches:/MeeGo.com:/Trunk/Project_DE_Trunk_Testing_standard/
* zypper update meego-handset-dialer

=== Already included in DE images ===

'''Peregrine communication client''' (contact @IRC: jbos) 
http://www.peregrine-communicator.org/peregrine/downloads

[[Category:N900]]

ARM/N900/Architecture

2011-05-10T07:37:04Z

Tswindell: /* Architecture forum */

== Architecture forum ==

Interested folks so far: Robin Burchell, Alberto Mardegan, Mika Laitio (lamikr), Martyn Russell, Tom Swindell (alterego)

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-05-06T12:53:00Z

Tswindell: /* Thursday 26 */

== Flight Information ==

Keep the entries sorted by time and date.

===Meeting point===
TBC

===Arrivals===

====Thursday 19====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 11:50
| Matti Saastamoinen ([http://meego.com/users/smoinen smoinen])
| Airport (SFO)
| DL9311 from AMS (origin: HEL)
|
|-
|-
| 19:05
| Erik Stein ([http://meego.com/users/erikstein erikstein])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA1835 from Chicago (origin: Berlin (SXF) via Dublin (DUB))
|
|-
|}

====Friday 20====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 11:55
| Cornelius Hald ([http://meego.com/users/conny conny])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (origin: Dresden (DRS))
|
|-
| 11:55
| Cosimo Kroll ([http://meetmeego.org/about/ zehjotkah])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (FRA) (origin: Berlin (TXL))
|
|-
| 11:50
| Jarkko Moilanen ([http://meego.com/users/kyber kyb3R])
| Airport (SFO)
| KL605 from Amsterdam
|
|-
| 12:50
| [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
| Airport
| AF84 from Paris
|
|-
| 14:20
| Timo Rongas ([http://meego.com/users/ronksu ronksu])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA285 from London (LHR)
|
|-
| 15:50
| [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff]
| Airport then BART
| OAK from BUR
|
|-
| 19:10
| [http://meego.com/users/vivainio Ville M. Vainio]
| Airport (SFO)
| LH from MUC
|
|-
| <s>21:35</s>
| <s>Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])</s>
| <s>Airport (SFO)</s>
| <s>AA177 from JFK</s>
| Pending visa
|-
|}

====Saturday 21====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 00:35
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/users/leinir leinir])
| Airport (SFO)
| UN225 from London Heathrow (via Washington IAD)
|
|-
| 11:55
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 454 from Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:20
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
|
|-
| 14:20
| Jukka Eklund ([http://meego.com/users/jukka jukka])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
| Might still change..
|-
| 14:20
| Iekku Huttunen([http://meego.com/users/iekku iekku])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
|
|-
| 15:50
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|-
| 15:50
| Tom Swindell ([http://meego.com/users/tswindell Alterego])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|-
| 16:45
| Jarno Teivas ([http://meego.com/users/jarnoteivas jarnoteivas])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0287 from LHR
|
|-
| 17:18
| [http://meego.com/users/myrtti Miia Ranta]
| Airport (SFO)
| UA931 from LHR
|
|-
| 17:18
| [http://meego.com/users/dsample Duncan Sample]
| Airport (SFO)
| UA931 from LHR
|
|-
| 19:10
| Thiago Macieira ([http://meego.com/users/thiago thiago])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 458 from Munich (MUC)
|
|-
| 19:20
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA515 from Dallas Ft. Worth DFW
|
|-
| 19:53
| Andrea Grandi ([http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi AndreaGrandi])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9126 from Frankfurt (origin: Florence (FLR))
|
|-
| 19:53
| Thomas Perl ([http://meego.com/users/thp thp])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9126 from Frankfurt (origin: Vienna (VIE))
|
|}

====Sunday 22====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 10:30
| Gabriel Beddingfield ([http://meego.com/users/gabrbedd gabrbedd])
| SFO
| AA from DFW
|
|-
| 11:40
| Reggie Suplido ([http://meego.com/users/reggie reggie])
| SFO
| UA759 from ORD
|
|-
| 12:13
| Alan Bruce ([http://meego.com/users/qole qole])
| SFO
| WS 1776 from Vancouver
|
|-
| 12:35
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| SFO
| AC 757 from YYZ
|
|-
| 20:28
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (SFO)
| CO6516 from DEN
|
|-
| sometime in the afternoon (early)
| Aniello Del Sorbo ([http://meego.com/users/anidel anidel])
| Straight to the Hyatt
| By car (travelling from Las Vegas)
|
|-
|}

===Departures===

====Wednesday 25====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 14:00
| Matti Saastamoinen ([http://meego.com/users/smoinen smoinen])
| Airport (SFO)
| DL9381 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:40
| Alan Bruce ([http://meego.com/users/qole qole])
| SFO
| WS 1563 to Calgary
|
|-
| 19:01
| Andrea Grandi ([http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi AndreaGrandi])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9127 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 21:05
| Thomas Perl ([http://meego.com/users/thp thp])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH0459 to Munich (MUC)
|
|-
| 22:10
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (SFO)
| CO1804 to ORD
|
|-
|}

====Thursday 26====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| <s>07:10</s>
| <s>Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])</s>
| <s>Airport (SFO)</s>
| <s>AA24 to JFK</s>
|
|-
| 11:30
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/user/leinir leinir])
| Airport (SFO)
| AC563 to LHR (via IAD)
|
|-
| 13:15
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| Airport (SFO)
| AC 756 to YYZ
|

|-
| 13:30
| [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff]
| OAK
| BART to Airport at 11:30
|
|-
| 13:48
| [http://meego.com/users/vivainio Ville M. Vainio]
| SFO
| To Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:00
| Jarkko Moilanen ([http://meego.com/users/kyber kyb3R])
| Airport (SFO)
| KL606 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:00
| [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
| Airport (SFO)
| KL606 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:20
| Cosimo Kroll ([http://meetmeego.org/about/ zehjotkah])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH455 to Frankfurt (FRA)
|
|-
| 15:10
| Gabriel Beddingfield ([http://meego.com/users/gabrbedd gabrbedd])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA to DFW
|
|-
| 18:55
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Jukka Eklund ([http://meego.com/users/jukka jukka])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
| Might still change..
|-
| 18:55
| Iekku Huttunen ([http://meego.com/users/iekku iekku])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Jarno Teivas ([http://meego.com/users/jarnoteivas jarnoteivas])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 19:01
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 9127 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 19:05
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|-
| 19:05
| Tom Swindell ([http://meego.com/users/tswindell Alterego])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|}

====Friday 27====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 13:48
| Cornelius Hald ([http://meego.com/users/conny conny])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9053 to Frankfurt
|
|}

====Sunday 29====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 09:50
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (SJC)
| AA1543 to Dallas Ft. Worth
|
|-
| 11:00
| Erik Stein ([http://meego.com/users/erikstein erikstein])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA1544 to Chicago
|
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-05-06T12:52:02Z

Tswindell: /* Saturday 21 */

== Flight Information ==

Keep the entries sorted by time and date.

===Meeting point===
TBC

===Arrivals===

====Thursday 19====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 11:50
| Matti Saastamoinen ([http://meego.com/users/smoinen smoinen])
| Airport (SFO)
| DL9311 from AMS (origin: HEL)
|
|-
|-
| 19:05
| Erik Stein ([http://meego.com/users/erikstein erikstein])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA1835 from Chicago (origin: Berlin (SXF) via Dublin (DUB))
|
|-
|}

====Friday 20====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 11:55
| Cornelius Hald ([http://meego.com/users/conny conny])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (origin: Dresden (DRS))
|
|-
| 11:55
| Cosimo Kroll ([http://meetmeego.org/about/ zehjotkah])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (FRA) (origin: Berlin (TXL))
|
|-
| 11:50
| Jarkko Moilanen ([http://meego.com/users/kyber kyb3R])
| Airport (SFO)
| KL605 from Amsterdam
|
|-
| 12:50
| [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
| Airport
| AF84 from Paris
|
|-
| 14:20
| Timo Rongas ([http://meego.com/users/ronksu ronksu])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA285 from London (LHR)
|
|-
| 15:50
| [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff]
| Airport then BART
| OAK from BUR
|
|-
| 19:10
| [http://meego.com/users/vivainio Ville M. Vainio]
| Airport (SFO)
| LH from MUC
|
|-
| <s>21:35</s>
| <s>Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])</s>
| <s>Airport (SFO)</s>
| <s>AA177 from JFK</s>
| Pending visa
|-
|}

====Saturday 21====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 00:35
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/users/leinir leinir])
| Airport (SFO)
| UN225 from London Heathrow (via Washington IAD)
|
|-
| 11:55
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 454 from Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:20
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
|
|-
| 14:20
| Jukka Eklund ([http://meego.com/users/jukka jukka])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
| Might still change..
|-
| 14:20
| Iekku Huttunen([http://meego.com/users/iekku iekku])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
|
|-
| 15:50
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|-
| 15:50
| Tom Swindell ([http://meego.com/users/tswindell Alterego])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|-
| 16:45
| Jarno Teivas ([http://meego.com/users/jarnoteivas jarnoteivas])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0287 from LHR
|
|-
| 17:18
| [http://meego.com/users/myrtti Miia Ranta]
| Airport (SFO)
| UA931 from LHR
|
|-
| 17:18
| [http://meego.com/users/dsample Duncan Sample]
| Airport (SFO)
| UA931 from LHR
|
|-
| 19:10
| Thiago Macieira ([http://meego.com/users/thiago thiago])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 458 from Munich (MUC)
|
|-
| 19:20
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA515 from Dallas Ft. Worth DFW
|
|-
| 19:53
| Andrea Grandi ([http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi AndreaGrandi])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9126 from Frankfurt (origin: Florence (FLR))
|
|-
| 19:53
| Thomas Perl ([http://meego.com/users/thp thp])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9126 from Frankfurt (origin: Vienna (VIE))
|
|}

====Sunday 22====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 10:30
| Gabriel Beddingfield ([http://meego.com/users/gabrbedd gabrbedd])
| SFO
| AA from DFW
|
|-
| 11:40
| Reggie Suplido ([http://meego.com/users/reggie reggie])
| SFO
| UA759 from ORD
|
|-
| 12:13
| Alan Bruce ([http://meego.com/users/qole qole])
| SFO
| WS 1776 from Vancouver
|
|-
| 12:35
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| SFO
| AC 757 from YYZ
|
|-
| 20:28
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (SFO)
| CO6516 from DEN
|
|-
| sometime in the afternoon (early)
| Aniello Del Sorbo ([http://meego.com/users/anidel anidel])
| Straight to the Hyatt
| By car (travelling from Las Vegas)
|
|-
|}

===Departures===

====Wednesday 25====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 14:00
| Matti Saastamoinen ([http://meego.com/users/smoinen smoinen])
| Airport (SFO)
| DL9381 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:40
| Alan Bruce ([http://meego.com/users/qole qole])
| SFO
| WS 1563 to Calgary
|
|-
| 19:01
| Andrea Grandi ([http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi AndreaGrandi])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9127 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 21:05
| Thomas Perl ([http://meego.com/users/thp thp])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH0459 to Munich (MUC)
|
|-
| 22:10
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (SFO)
| CO1804 to ORD
|
|-
|}

====Thursday 26====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| <s>07:10</s>
| <s>Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])</s>
| <s>Airport (SFO)</s>
| <s>AA24 to JFK</s>
|
|-
| 11:30
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/user/leinir leinir])
| Airport (SFO)
| AC563 to LHR (via IAD)
|
|-
| 13:15
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| Airport (SFO)
| AC 756 to YYZ
|

|-
| 13:30
| [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff]
| OAK
| BART to Airport at 11:30
|
|-
| 13:48
| [http://meego.com/users/vivainio Ville M. Vainio]
| SFO
| To Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:00
| Jarkko Moilanen ([http://meego.com/users/kyber kyb3R])
| Airport (SFO)
| KL606 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:00
| [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
| Airport (SFO)
| KL606 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:20
| Cosimo Kroll ([http://meetmeego.org/about/ zehjotkah])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH455 to Frankfurt (FRA)
|
|-
| 15:10
| Gabriel Beddingfield ([http://meego.com/users/gabrbedd gabrbedd])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA to DFW
|
|-
| 18:55
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Jukka Eklund ([http://meego.com/users/jukka jukka])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
| Might still change..
|-
| 18:55
| Iekku Huttunen ([http://meego.com/users/iekku iekku])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Jarno Teivas ([http://meego.com/users/jarnoteivas jarnoteivas])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 19:01
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 9127 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 19:05
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|}

====Friday 27====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 13:48
| Cornelius Hald ([http://meego.com/users/conny conny])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9053 to Frankfurt
|
|}

====Sunday 29====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 09:50
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (SJC)
| AA1543 to Dallas Ft. Worth
|
|-
| 11:00
| Erik Stein ([http://meego.com/users/erikstein erikstein])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA1544 to Chicago
|
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Accommodation

2011-05-05T20:07:00Z

Tswindell:

The MeeGo Conference has a special rate with the [http://sf2011.meego.com/logistics/hotel San Francisco Hyatt Regency Embarcadero Center]. If you have been approved for sponsored travel, please ensure that you have booked a room at the Hyatt through the [https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=19946 conference registration tool] already. The hotel will modify your reservation based upon the input provided below.

Sponsored participants will receive up to 4 nights in the conference hotel, in a dual occupancy room. MeeGo will pay for the room rate and taxes for 4 nights, and you will be responsible for any other charges to the room. Please note the total duration of your stay below (e.g., arriving early for Conference Warm Up or staying a night after the conference).

If sponsored attendees do not have a roommate preference, we'll assign one for you. All roommates must also be conference attendees. If you request a roommate that is not sponsored, they will be responsible for the remainder of the room fee.

If you plan to spend more time in San Francisco and would like to share costs with a roommate before or after the conference, please note it in the last table. This is for convenience and matching roommates only; you will need to manage your own hotel reservations for these nights.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Alan Bruce|| || ||Stephen Gadsby||May 22||May 25||
|-
|Andrea Grandi|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Flegg||21 May||26 May||Tim Samoff||20 May, 15:50||23 May (switching hotels, but will be in SF through the 26th)||
|-
|Andrew Olmsted|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Zhilin|| || || || || ||
|-
|Anselmo Lacerda S. de Melo|| || || || || ||
|-
|Arkadiusz Stopczynski|| || || || || ||
|-
|Artur Souza|| || || || || ||
|-
|Brendan Le Foll|| || || || || ||
|-
|Cornelius Hald|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dave Neary|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dimitris Glezos|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ed Page|| May 21st @ 10:00am || May 26th at 4:00pm || || || ||
|-
|Felipe Crochik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ferenc Szekely|| || || || || ||
|-
|Frank Karlitschek|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gabriel Beddingfield|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gustavo Padovan||May 22nd || May 26th || || || ||
|-
|Hashiq Nazir|| May 20th || May 25th || || || ||
|-
|Jakob Eg Larsen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jarkko Moilanen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jens Wiik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Josh Soref|| || || || || ||
|-
|Julian Fourgeaud|| || || || || ||
|-
|Maitrey Mishra|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michael Hasselmann|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michał Sawicz|| || || || || ||
|-
|Miia Ranta|| || || || || ||
|-
|Mitul Bhat|| || || || || ||
|-
|Niels Mayer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Randall Arnold||21 May 10:30 AM||26 May 5:30 PM||Jens Wiik|| || ||
|-
|Robert Bauer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Sivan Greenberg|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tatsiana Makava|| || || || || ||
|-
|Thomas Perl|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tom Swindell||21 May||25 May|| || || ||
|-
|Uladzislau Vasilyeu|| || || || || ||
|-
|Zak Borg|| || || || || ||

|}

== Non-Conference Lodging ==

If you plan to stay in San Francisco after May 26 and are looking for a roommate to share costs, note it here. You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements, and these nights are not eligible for MeeGo sponsorship.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Your name
|May 21
|May 25
|Your roommate's name
|May 21
|May 25
|Staying in different hotel, etc
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Accommodation

2011-05-05T20:06:33Z

Tswindell: Undo revision 38032 by Tswindell (talk)

The MeeGo Conference has a special rate with the [http://sf2011.meego.com/logistics/hotel San Francisco Hyatt Regency Embarcadero Center]. If you have been approved for sponsored travel, please ensure that you have booked a room at the Hyatt through the [https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=19946 conference registration tool] already. The hotel will modify your reservation based upon the input provided below.

Sponsored participants will receive up to 4 nights in the conference hotel, in a dual occupancy room. MeeGo will pay for the room rate and taxes for 4 nights, and you will be responsible for any other charges to the room. Please note the total duration of your stay below (e.g., arriving early for Conference Warm Up or staying a night after the conference).

If sponsored attendees do not have a roommate preference, we'll assign one for you. All roommates must also be conference attendees. If you request a roommate that is not sponsored, they will be responsible for the remainder of the room fee.

If you plan to spend more time in San Francisco and would like to share costs with a roommate before or after the conference, please note it in the last table. This is for convenience and matching roommates only; you will need to manage your own hotel reservations for these nights.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Alan Bruce|| || ||Stephen Gadsby||May 22||May 25||
|-
|Andrea Grandi|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Flegg||21 May||26 May||Tim Samoff||20 May, 15:50||23 May (switching hotels, but will be in SF through the 26th)||
|-
|Andrew Olmsted|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Zhilin|| || || || || ||
|-
|Anselmo Lacerda S. de Melo|| || || || || ||
|-
|Arkadiusz Stopczynski|| || || || || ||
|-
|Artur Souza|| || || || || ||
|-
|Brendan Le Foll|| || || || || ||
|-
|Cornelius Hald|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dave Neary|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dimitris Glezos|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ed Page|| May 21st @ 10:00am || May 26th at 4:00pm || || || ||
|-
|Felipe Crochik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ferenc Szekely|| || || || || ||
|-
|Frank Karlitschek|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gabriel Beddingfield|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gustavo Padovan||May 22nd || May 26th || || || ||
|-
|Hashiq Nazir|| May 20th || May 25th || || || ||
|-
|Jakob Eg Larsen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jarkko Moilanen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jens Wiik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Josh Soref|| || || || || ||
|-
|Julian Fourgeaud|| || || || || ||
|-
|Maitrey Mishra|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michael Hasselmann|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michał Sawicz|| || || || || ||
|-
|Miia Ranta|| || || || || ||
|-
|Mitul Bhat|| || || || || ||
|-
|Niels Mayer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Randall Arnold||21 May 10:30 AM||26 May 5:30 PM||Jens Wiik|| || ||
|-
|Robert Bauer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Sivan Greenberg|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tatsiana Makava|| || || || || ||
|-
|Thomas Perl|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tom Swindell||21 May||27 May|| || || ||
|-
|Uladzislau Vasilyeu|| || || || || ||
|-
|Zak Borg|| || || || || ||

|}

== Non-Conference Lodging ==

If you plan to stay in San Francisco after May 26 and are looking for a roommate to share costs, note it here. You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements, and these nights are not eligible for MeeGo sponsorship.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Your name
|May 21
|May 25
|Your roommate's name
|May 21
|May 25
|Staying in different hotel, etc
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Accommodation

2011-05-05T20:05:49Z

Tswindell:

The MeeGo Conference has a special rate with the [http://sf2011.meego.com/logistics/hotel San Francisco Hyatt Regency Embarcadero Center]. If you have been approved for sponsored travel, please ensure that you have booked a room at the Hyatt through the [https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=19946 conference registration tool] already. The hotel will modify your reservation based upon the input provided below.

Sponsored participants will receive up to 4 nights in the conference hotel, in a dual occupancy room. MeeGo will pay for the room rate and taxes for 4 nights, and you will be responsible for any other charges to the room. Please note the total duration of your stay below (e.g., arriving early for Conference Warm Up or staying a night after the conference).

If sponsored attendees do not have a roommate preference, we'll assign one for you. All roommates must also be conference attendees. If you request a roommate that is not sponsored, they will be responsible for the remainder of the room fee.

If you plan to spend more time in San Francisco and would like to share costs with a roommate before or after the conference, please note it in the last table. This is for convenience and matching roommates only; you will need to manage your own hotel reservations for these nights.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Alan Bruce|| || ||Stephen Gadsby||May 22||May 25||
|-
|Andrea Grandi|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Flegg||21 May||25 May||Tim Samoff||20 May, 15:50||23 May (switching hotels, but will be in SF through the 26th)||
|-
|Andrew Olmsted|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Zhilin|| || || || || ||
|-
|Anselmo Lacerda S. de Melo|| || || || || ||
|-
|Arkadiusz Stopczynski|| || || || || ||
|-
|Artur Souza|| || || || || ||
|-
|Brendan Le Foll|| || || || || ||
|-
|Cornelius Hald|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dave Neary|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dimitris Glezos|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ed Page|| May 21st @ 10:00am || May 26th at 4:00pm || || || ||
|-
|Felipe Crochik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ferenc Szekely|| || || || || ||
|-
|Frank Karlitschek|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gabriel Beddingfield|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gustavo Padovan||May 22nd || May 26th || || || ||
|-
|Hashiq Nazir|| May 20th || May 25th || || || ||
|-
|Jakob Eg Larsen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jarkko Moilanen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jens Wiik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Josh Soref|| || || || || ||
|-
|Julian Fourgeaud|| || || || || ||
|-
|Maitrey Mishra|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michael Hasselmann|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michał Sawicz|| || || || || ||
|-
|Miia Ranta|| || || || || ||
|-
|Mitul Bhat|| || || || || ||
|-
|Niels Mayer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Randall Arnold||21 May 10:30 AM||26 May 5:30 PM||Jens Wiik|| || ||
|-
|Robert Bauer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Sivan Greenberg|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tatsiana Makava|| || || || || ||
|-
|Thomas Perl|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tom Swindell||21 May||27 May|| || || ||
|-
|Uladzislau Vasilyeu|| || || || || ||
|-
|Zak Borg|| || || || || ||

|}

== Non-Conference Lodging ==

If you plan to stay in San Francisco after May 26 and are looking for a roommate to share costs, note it here. You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements, and these nights are not eligible for MeeGo sponsorship.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Your name
|May 21
|May 25
|Your roommate's name
|May 21
|May 25
|Staying in different hotel, etc
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Accommodation

2011-05-05T20:05:10Z

Tswindell:

The MeeGo Conference has a special rate with the [http://sf2011.meego.com/logistics/hotel San Francisco Hyatt Regency Embarcadero Center]. If you have been approved for sponsored travel, please ensure that you have booked a room at the Hyatt through the [https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=19946 conference registration tool] already. The hotel will modify your reservation based upon the input provided below.

Sponsored participants will receive up to 4 nights in the conference hotel, in a dual occupancy room. MeeGo will pay for the room rate and taxes for 4 nights, and you will be responsible for any other charges to the room. Please note the total duration of your stay below (e.g., arriving early for Conference Warm Up or staying a night after the conference).

If sponsored attendees do not have a roommate preference, we'll assign one for you. All roommates must also be conference attendees. If you request a roommate that is not sponsored, they will be responsible for the remainder of the room fee.

If you plan to spend more time in San Francisco and would like to share costs with a roommate before or after the conference, please note it in the last table. This is for convenience and matching roommates only; you will need to manage your own hotel reservations for these nights.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Alan Bruce|| || ||Stephen Gadsby||May 22||May 25||
|-
|Andrea Grandi|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Flegg||21 May||26 May||Tim Samoff||20 May, 15:50||23 May (switching hotels, but will be in SF through the 26th)||
|-
|Andrew Olmsted|| || || || || ||
|-
|Andrew Zhilin|| || || || || ||
|-
|Anselmo Lacerda S. de Melo|| || || || || ||
|-
|Arkadiusz Stopczynski|| || || || || ||
|-
|Artur Souza|| || || || || ||
|-
|Brendan Le Foll|| || || || || ||
|-
|Cornelius Hald|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dave Neary|| || || || || ||
|-
|Dimitris Glezos|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ed Page|| May 21st @ 10:00am || May 26th at 4:00pm || || || ||
|-
|Felipe Crochik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Ferenc Szekely|| || || || || ||
|-
|Frank Karlitschek|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gabriel Beddingfield|| || || || || ||
|-
|Gustavo Padovan||May 22nd || May 26th || || || ||
|-
|Hashiq Nazir|| May 20th || May 25th || || || ||
|-
|Jakob Eg Larsen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jarkko Moilanen|| || || || || ||
|-
|Jens Wiik|| || || || || ||
|-
|Josh Soref|| || || || || ||
|-
|Julian Fourgeaud|| || || || || ||
|-
|Maitrey Mishra|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michael Hasselmann|| || || || || ||
|-
|Michał Sawicz|| || || || || ||
|-
|Miia Ranta|| || || || || ||
|-
|Mitul Bhat|| || || || || ||
|-
|Niels Mayer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Randall Arnold||21 May 10:30 AM||26 May 5:30 PM||Jens Wiik|| || ||
|-
|Robert Bauer|| || || || || ||
|-
|Sivan Greenberg|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tatsiana Makava|| || || || || ||
|-
|Thomas Perl|| || || || || ||
|-
|Tom Swindell||21 May||27 May|| || || ||
|-
|Uladzislau Vasilyeu|| || || || || ||
|-
|Zak Borg|| || || || || ||

|}

== Non-Conference Lodging ==

If you plan to stay in San Francisco after May 26 and are looking for a roommate to share costs, note it here. You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements, and these nights are not eligible for MeeGo sponsorship.

{| border="1"
|-
!colspan="3"|Roommate 1
!colspan="3"| Roommate 2
!rowspan="2" style="width:200px"| Considerations
|-
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
!style="width:200px"|Name
!style="width:100px"|Arrive
!style="width:100px"|Depart
|-
|Your name
|May 21
|May 25
|Your roommate's name
|May 21
|May 25
|Staying in different hotel, etc
|}

ARM/N900/Ideas

2011-05-02T13:19:38Z

Tswindell: /* Drivers/Lowlevel Stuff */

== Ideas, feedback ==
Feel free to write here. Also put your name and details here, if you already want to help on something.

If you are able to enter something in table form, all the better :) Otherwise, just post it somewhere on the bottom and I'm sure someone will fill it in :)

== Hardware related==
===Drivers/Lowlevel Stuff===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="right" |Kernel support for the N900's IR port
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" | Fully functional and working LED
|
|vkvraju
|Useful to notify when a call comes. Notify while charging (USB/Wall) and many more such uses
Jukka: This would be nice to have, maybe something for the community to work on. Let's make sure the enablers are there in DevEdition.
|-
!align="right" |Kernel support for FM Radio & Transmitter
|
|vkvraju
|
|-
!align="right" | Keyboad Backlight LED
|
|Tom Swindell
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===UI Integration of Hardware===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |TV-out functionality in UI
|Backend works (kernel), trivial change needed for fbdev-sgx
|Carsten Munk
|* Jukka: Yes, definitely let's try. (try: 'xrandr --output TV --auto' and 'echo pal > /sys/devices/platform/omapdss/display1/timings', worked already with a custom kernel)
|-
!align="right" |Userspace support for the N900's IR port
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |Easy way to enable/select USB mass storage mode
|
|
|Control panel applet with switch between usb networking and mass storage would be fine.
|-
!align="right" |Userspace support for FM Radio & Transmitter
|
|vkvraju
|
|-
!align="right" |Device screen calibration support
|
|vkvraju
|Jukka: Please describe why this would be needed?
vkvraju: I thought calibration is a must for all touch-based (especially resistive screens) devices, no? N800 and N900 are the only touch-devices I have and both have screen calibration
|-
!align="right" |Device screen brightness control
|
|vkvraju
|Preferably in the control panel.
Jukka: First of all, let's get backlight control working to save battery. Fine-tuning of brightness could be part of that work.
|}

==Software==
=== Installation/Updates/Policies===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Easily install apps/packages
|
|qgil
|any UI to ease this?
PackageKit UI (timoph and timakima committed to implementing it)

Jukka: Can we also have the OS update itself against (daily|weekly) DE repos?
|-
!align="right" |Easy installer application in the N900 repos
|
|alien
|similar to NITDroid. Maybe we could reuse theirs, and enhance it to support installing both NITDroid and MeeGo on the same SD card, if it's large enough.
|-
!align="right" |Dual-boot menu similar to NITDroid's
|
|alien
|I guess this could be implemented in u-boot or could reuse their multiboot stuff. Maybe this way we could even triple-boot NITDroid, MeeGo and Maemo5 from the same menu (alien)
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===Preinstalled Software===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="right" |Latest PySide (Python for Qt) 1.0 or PyQt installed by default
|
|vkvraju
|as most/majority of the applications use python
[[user:thp|thp]]: We definitely need this. There are packages available from http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/PySide_Binaries_MeeGo but only for armv7l - would probably only need a recompilation in OBS + promotion to/inclusion in the N900 DE image
|-
!align="right" |Update to gtk3 included in DE
|
|[http://twitter.com/#!/trufae/status/62905162590715905 twitter]
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===Applications enhancement proposals===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Add/Merge to contacts
|
|vkvraju
|an unknown number from the call history
|-
!align="left" |Block a number (from calling/SMS)
|
|vkvraju
|from the call history or contacts
|-
!align="left" |Speaker/hands-free support
|
|vkvraju
|for calling and listening to music
Jukka: Hands-free should be working already, and speaker might be workable.
|-
!align="left" |Creating groups in contacts
|
|vkvraju
|Support for groups in contacts (QtContacts?)
Jukka: We are using meego-handset People application by default, which doesn't have this feature in MeeGo 1.2. Not for DevEdition at this point.
|-
!align="left" |Sending SMS to groups (created in contacts)
|
|vkvraju
|also: sending to random but multiple contacts at once
Jukka: We are using meego-handset People application by default, which doesn't have this feature in MeeGo 1.2. Not for DevEdition at this point.
|-
!align="left" |Switch off one or more radios/chips
|
|vkvraju
|(FM Receiver, Transmitter, Bluetooth, WLAN, 2G/3G, GPS/A-GPS) and also the ability to change their modes via settings
|-
!align="left" |Terminal emulator with touchscreen support
|
|
|few onscreen buttons(TAB, ESC, etc..) like in maemo
|-
!align="left" |Vcard import for people app
|
|
|lcuk already had instructions how to do this, it's possible via terminal.
|-
!align="left" |take screenshots easily
|
|rantom
|For some reason, this feature was dropped, and I personally think it is a time to bring it back. So many bug-reports that'd really need screenshots but no easy way of taking them..
|-
!align="left" |Add file-browser
|
|rantom
|Reasonable projects to look a from Maemo 5 would be [http://maemo.org/packages/view/cuteexplorer/ CuteExplorer] and [http://maemo.org/packages/view/filebox/ FileBox]
|-
!align="left" |Making the lock screen more powerful
|
|rantom
|I suggest, that there'd also be shown the current connections, for example Bluetooth and Wlan. I, for one, tend to forget those on and checking those quickly from lock-screen would be welcome feature.
This would need eager contributors working on the current lock app, so "easyfix"... who's interested?
|-
!align="left" |Show status of headphone/headset plugged
|
|
|Add an icon indicator to show if headphones or headset is plugged in - this could also be visible on lockscreen - usecase: unlocking the phone and being sure that music won't play out loudly
|-
!align="left" |Take screenshot with Ctrl-Shift-P
|
|mece
|Implement the global shortcut Ctrl-Shift-P to take a screenshot and place it in a predefined location
|-
!align="left" |
|
|
|
|}

==Look&feel==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |New theme
|
|
|Cool new theme (or several) that is special to this DevEdition, and sets the look and feel apart from the stock MeeGo.
Jukka: Also, have own sample-media, including some test data for Calendar, People etc.
|-
!align="left" |Include uxlaunch/uxselect
|
|
|for switching between UXs (eg. run XBMC)
|-
!align="left" |New community UI/UX framework
|
|
|See the proposal: http://wiki.meego.com/Yet_Another_GUI_Project
|}

==Community/Management/Documentation==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Find solution to encourage & guide developers
|
|
|Find a solution to encourage & guide developers in open to utilize traditionally "grey" areas like DSP and ISP. Afaik both have enough openness to split up oss/non-oss work and have them running side by side. See felipec's comments irc:meego-arm/log.09-17-2010/15:11.
|-
!align="left" |Progress Indicators for Status
|
|
|Let's have traffic lights on the wiki similar to http://www.nitdroid.com/index.php?title=N900
|-
!align="left" |Use colors for tables to indicate status?
|
|friesoft
|friesoft: This may look too crowded/could become unreadble - just an idea...
|}

==Find a category for me please==
* add all entries here which you can't sort in yourself because you don't wanna mess around with tables or whatever reasons you can imagine ;)

==Old or already implemented ideas==

* VSync drivers in the kernel + SGX driver + X server?
** Comment from Carsten: Already there :)
* How about having "reply to sender" in SMS sending functionality, seems a bit vital to me :) (from Tom Swindell AKA. alterego)
** Jukka: edited that in, thanks.
* Up to date Qt Mobility 1.1/1.2 packages + latest Qt 4.7.2 packaged for development of apps
** Jukka: Qt 4.7.2 and Qt Mobility 1.2 are already in trunk.
* Up to date MeeGo Qt Components for creating native-looking UIs
** See http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-ux/meego-ux-components, is in trunk already.
* NEON & Floating Point Optimizations for ARM (vkvraju)
** See https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11429, official armv7hl images are coming soon.
* If any of the above feedbacks/ideas are already being worked on as part of the immediate next release, then please update the "Use cases" section in the main page accordingly. Thanks (vkvraju)
** Well, no. The main use cases are something DevEdition team has committed to, anything else is extra. We will make the call in the DevEdition team whether to add something to the guaranteed use cases. (Jukka)
* Get PIN entry for SIM cards working (KaiRo)
** Coming, see http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900/VoiceSMS
* Camera support (taking photos + videos with the back camera, reacting correctly to the camera shutter button + camera cover)
** meegocamera is now included in trunk images, needs some work.
** New tablet UX also includes a camera application.
* SSH server + MAD Developer application easily installable (for deploying using Qt Creator)
** [http://meego.com/users/fabo Fathi Boudra]: mad-developer is available (it's part of MeeGo SDK packages). It should be part of MeeGo images by default (accepted) but has a blocker issue preventing its inclusion in package groups ([https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13007 bug 13007]).
** SSH server is installed already, use user "root" and password "meego" -- [[user:thp|thp]]
* whether the usb host feature.. (emrhky)
** USB OTG? Not possible I have been told, sorry.
* Ability to rearrange icons in Applications-list. In Maemo this is done by tapping an icon in Applications-menu and holding it, when the editor opens.
** Not possible in meegotouchhome, implemented in new MeeGo UX.
* Add an easy way to power down or reboot the device, other than using xterm and poweroff etc (arturo777)
** Long press of power button works, this is a bug.

[[Category:N900]]

ARM/N900/Ideas

2011-05-02T13:19:06Z

Tswindell: /* Drivers/Lowlevel Stuff */

== Ideas, feedback ==
Feel free to write here. Also put your name and details here, if you already want to help on something.

If you are able to enter something in table form, all the better :) Otherwise, just post it somewhere on the bottom and I'm sure someone will fill it in :)

== Hardware related==
===Drivers/Lowlevel Stuff===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="right" |Kernel support for the N900's IR port
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" | Fully functional and working LED
|
|vkvraju
|Useful to notify when a call comes. Notify while charging (USB/Wall) and many more such uses
Jukka: This would be nice to have, maybe something for the community to work on. Let's make sure the enablers are there in DevEdition.
|-
!align="right" |Kernel support for FM Radio & Transmitter
|
|vkvraju
|
|-
!align="right" | Keyboad Backlight LED
|
|tswindell
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===UI Integration of Hardware===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |TV-out functionality in UI
|Backend works (kernel), trivial change needed for fbdev-sgx
|Carsten Munk
|* Jukka: Yes, definitely let's try. (try: 'xrandr --output TV --auto' and 'echo pal > /sys/devices/platform/omapdss/display1/timings', worked already with a custom kernel)
|-
!align="right" |Userspace support for the N900's IR port
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |Easy way to enable/select USB mass storage mode
|
|
|Control panel applet with switch between usb networking and mass storage would be fine.
|-
!align="right" |Userspace support for FM Radio & Transmitter
|
|vkvraju
|
|-
!align="right" |Device screen calibration support
|
|vkvraju
|Jukka: Please describe why this would be needed?
vkvraju: I thought calibration is a must for all touch-based (especially resistive screens) devices, no? N800 and N900 are the only touch-devices I have and both have screen calibration
|-
!align="right" |Device screen brightness control
|
|vkvraju
|Preferably in the control panel.
Jukka: First of all, let's get backlight control working to save battery. Fine-tuning of brightness could be part of that work.
|}

==Software==
=== Installation/Updates/Policies===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Easily install apps/packages
|
|qgil
|any UI to ease this?
PackageKit UI (timoph and timakima committed to implementing it)

Jukka: Can we also have the OS update itself against (daily|weekly) DE repos?
|-
!align="right" |Easy installer application in the N900 repos
|
|alien
|similar to NITDroid. Maybe we could reuse theirs, and enhance it to support installing both NITDroid and MeeGo on the same SD card, if it's large enough.
|-
!align="right" |Dual-boot menu similar to NITDroid's
|
|alien
|I guess this could be implemented in u-boot or could reuse their multiboot stuff. Maybe this way we could even triple-boot NITDroid, MeeGo and Maemo5 from the same menu (alien)
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===Preinstalled Software===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="right" |Latest PySide (Python for Qt) 1.0 or PyQt installed by default
|
|vkvraju
|as most/majority of the applications use python
[[user:thp|thp]]: We definitely need this. There are packages available from http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/PySide_Binaries_MeeGo but only for armv7l - would probably only need a recompilation in OBS + promotion to/inclusion in the N900 DE image
|-
!align="right" |Update to gtk3 included in DE
|
|[http://twitter.com/#!/trufae/status/62905162590715905 twitter]
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===Applications enhancement proposals===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Add/Merge to contacts
|
|vkvraju
|an unknown number from the call history
|-
!align="left" |Block a number (from calling/SMS)
|
|vkvraju
|from the call history or contacts
|-
!align="left" |Speaker/hands-free support
|
|vkvraju
|for calling and listening to music
Jukka: Hands-free should be working already, and speaker might be workable.
|-
!align="left" |Creating groups in contacts
|
|vkvraju
|Support for groups in contacts (QtContacts?)
Jukka: We are using meego-handset People application by default, which doesn't have this feature in MeeGo 1.2. Not for DevEdition at this point.
|-
!align="left" |Sending SMS to groups (created in contacts)
|
|vkvraju
|also: sending to random but multiple contacts at once
Jukka: We are using meego-handset People application by default, which doesn't have this feature in MeeGo 1.2. Not for DevEdition at this point.
|-
!align="left" |Switch off one or more radios/chips
|
|vkvraju
|(FM Receiver, Transmitter, Bluetooth, WLAN, 2G/3G, GPS/A-GPS) and also the ability to change their modes via settings
|-
!align="left" |Terminal emulator with touchscreen support
|
|
|few onscreen buttons(TAB, ESC, etc..) like in maemo
|-
!align="left" |Vcard import for people app
|
|
|lcuk already had instructions how to do this, it's possible via terminal.
|-
!align="left" |take screenshots easily
|
|rantom
|For some reason, this feature was dropped, and I personally think it is a time to bring it back. So many bug-reports that'd really need screenshots but no easy way of taking them..
|-
!align="left" |Add file-browser
|
|rantom
|Reasonable projects to look a from Maemo 5 would be [http://maemo.org/packages/view/cuteexplorer/ CuteExplorer] and [http://maemo.org/packages/view/filebox/ FileBox]
|-
!align="left" |Making the lock screen more powerful
|
|rantom
|I suggest, that there'd also be shown the current connections, for example Bluetooth and Wlan. I, for one, tend to forget those on and checking those quickly from lock-screen would be welcome feature.
This would need eager contributors working on the current lock app, so "easyfix"... who's interested?
|-
!align="left" |Show status of headphone/headset plugged
|
|
|Add an icon indicator to show if headphones or headset is plugged in - this could also be visible on lockscreen - usecase: unlocking the phone and being sure that music won't play out loudly
|-
!align="left" |Take screenshot with Ctrl-Shift-P
|
|mece
|Implement the global shortcut Ctrl-Shift-P to take a screenshot and place it in a predefined location
|-
!align="left" |
|
|
|
|}

==Look&feel==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |New theme
|
|
|Cool new theme (or several) that is special to this DevEdition, and sets the look and feel apart from the stock MeeGo.
Jukka: Also, have own sample-media, including some test data for Calendar, People etc.
|-
!align="left" |Include uxlaunch/uxselect
|
|
|for switching between UXs (eg. run XBMC)
|-
!align="left" |New community UI/UX framework
|
|
|See the proposal: http://wiki.meego.com/Yet_Another_GUI_Project
|}

==Community/Management/Documentation==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Find solution to encourage & guide developers
|
|
|Find a solution to encourage & guide developers in open to utilize traditionally "grey" areas like DSP and ISP. Afaik both have enough openness to split up oss/non-oss work and have them running side by side. See felipec's comments irc:meego-arm/log.09-17-2010/15:11.
|-
!align="left" |Progress Indicators for Status
|
|
|Let's have traffic lights on the wiki similar to http://www.nitdroid.com/index.php?title=N900
|-
!align="left" |Use colors for tables to indicate status?
|
|friesoft
|friesoft: This may look too crowded/could become unreadble - just an idea...
|}

==Find a category for me please==
* add all entries here which you can't sort in yourself because you don't wanna mess around with tables or whatever reasons you can imagine ;)

==Old or already implemented ideas==

* VSync drivers in the kernel + SGX driver + X server?
** Comment from Carsten: Already there :)
* How about having "reply to sender" in SMS sending functionality, seems a bit vital to me :) (from Tom Swindell AKA. alterego)
** Jukka: edited that in, thanks.
* Up to date Qt Mobility 1.1/1.2 packages + latest Qt 4.7.2 packaged for development of apps
** Jukka: Qt 4.7.2 and Qt Mobility 1.2 are already in trunk.
* Up to date MeeGo Qt Components for creating native-looking UIs
** See http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-ux/meego-ux-components, is in trunk already.
* NEON & Floating Point Optimizations for ARM (vkvraju)
** See https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11429, official armv7hl images are coming soon.
* If any of the above feedbacks/ideas are already being worked on as part of the immediate next release, then please update the "Use cases" section in the main page accordingly. Thanks (vkvraju)
** Well, no. The main use cases are something DevEdition team has committed to, anything else is extra. We will make the call in the DevEdition team whether to add something to the guaranteed use cases. (Jukka)
* Get PIN entry for SIM cards working (KaiRo)
** Coming, see http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900/VoiceSMS
* Camera support (taking photos + videos with the back camera, reacting correctly to the camera shutter button + camera cover)
** meegocamera is now included in trunk images, needs some work.
** New tablet UX also includes a camera application.
* SSH server + MAD Developer application easily installable (for deploying using Qt Creator)
** [http://meego.com/users/fabo Fathi Boudra]: mad-developer is available (it's part of MeeGo SDK packages). It should be part of MeeGo images by default (accepted) but has a blocker issue preventing its inclusion in package groups ([https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13007 bug 13007]).
** SSH server is installed already, use user "root" and password "meego" -- [[user:thp|thp]]
* whether the usb host feature.. (emrhky)
** USB OTG? Not possible I have been told, sorry.
* Ability to rearrange icons in Applications-list. In Maemo this is done by tapping an icon in Applications-menu and holding it, when the editor opens.
** Not possible in meegotouchhome, implemented in new MeeGo UX.
* Add an easy way to power down or reboot the device, other than using xterm and poweroff etc (arturo777)
** Long press of power button works, this is a bug.

[[Category:N900]]

ARM/N900/Ideas

2011-05-02T13:10:19Z

Tswindell: /* Drivers/Lowlevel Stuff */

== Ideas, feedback ==
Feel free to write here. Also put your name and details here, if you already want to help on something.

If you are able to enter something in table form, all the better :) Otherwise, just post it somewhere on the bottom and I'm sure someone will fill it in :)

== Hardware related==
===Drivers/Lowlevel Stuff===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="right" |Kernel support for the N900's IR port
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" | Fully functional and working LED
|
|vkvraju
|Useful to notify when a call comes. Notify while charging (USB/Wall) and many more such uses
Jukka: This would be nice to have, maybe something for the community to work on. Let's make sure the enablers are there in DevEdition.
|-
!align="right" |Kernel support for FM Radio & Transmitter
|
|vkvraju
|
|-
!align="right" | Keyboad Backlight LED
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===UI Integration of Hardware===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |TV-out functionality in UI
|Backend works (kernel), trivial change needed for fbdev-sgx
|Carsten Munk
|* Jukka: Yes, definitely let's try. (try: 'xrandr --output TV --auto' and 'echo pal > /sys/devices/platform/omapdss/display1/timings', worked already with a custom kernel)
|-
!align="right" |Userspace support for the N900's IR port
|
|
|
|-
!align="right" |Easy way to enable/select USB mass storage mode
|
|
|Control panel applet with switch between usb networking and mass storage would be fine.
|-
!align="right" |Userspace support for FM Radio & Transmitter
|
|vkvraju
|
|-
!align="right" |Device screen calibration support
|
|vkvraju
|Jukka: Please describe why this would be needed?
vkvraju: I thought calibration is a must for all touch-based (especially resistive screens) devices, no? N800 and N900 are the only touch-devices I have and both have screen calibration
|-
!align="right" |Device screen brightness control
|
|vkvraju
|Preferably in the control panel.
Jukka: First of all, let's get backlight control working to save battery. Fine-tuning of brightness could be part of that work.
|}

==Software==
=== Installation/Updates/Policies===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Easily install apps/packages
|
|qgil
|any UI to ease this?
PackageKit UI (timoph and timakima committed to implementing it)

Jukka: Can we also have the OS update itself against (daily|weekly) DE repos?
|-
!align="right" |Easy installer application in the N900 repos
|
|alien
|similar to NITDroid. Maybe we could reuse theirs, and enhance it to support installing both NITDroid and MeeGo on the same SD card, if it's large enough.
|-
!align="right" |Dual-boot menu similar to NITDroid's
|
|alien
|I guess this could be implemented in u-boot or could reuse their multiboot stuff. Maybe this way we could even triple-boot NITDroid, MeeGo and Maemo5 from the same menu (alien)
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===Preinstalled Software===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="right" |Latest PySide (Python for Qt) 1.0 or PyQt installed by default
|
|vkvraju
|as most/majority of the applications use python
[[user:thp|thp]]: We definitely need this. There are packages available from http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/PySide_Binaries_MeeGo but only for armv7l - would probably only need a recompilation in OBS + promotion to/inclusion in the N900 DE image
|-
!align="right" |Update to gtk3 included in DE
|
|[http://twitter.com/#!/trufae/status/62905162590715905 twitter]
|
|-
!align="right" |
|
|
|
|}

===Applications enhancement proposals===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Add/Merge to contacts
|
|vkvraju
|an unknown number from the call history
|-
!align="left" |Block a number (from calling/SMS)
|
|vkvraju
|from the call history or contacts
|-
!align="left" |Speaker/hands-free support
|
|vkvraju
|for calling and listening to music
Jukka: Hands-free should be working already, and speaker might be workable.
|-
!align="left" |Creating groups in contacts
|
|vkvraju
|Support for groups in contacts (QtContacts?)
Jukka: We are using meego-handset People application by default, which doesn't have this feature in MeeGo 1.2. Not for DevEdition at this point.
|-
!align="left" |Sending SMS to groups (created in contacts)
|
|vkvraju
|also: sending to random but multiple contacts at once
Jukka: We are using meego-handset People application by default, which doesn't have this feature in MeeGo 1.2. Not for DevEdition at this point.
|-
!align="left" |Switch off one or more radios/chips
|
|vkvraju
|(FM Receiver, Transmitter, Bluetooth, WLAN, 2G/3G, GPS/A-GPS) and also the ability to change their modes via settings
|-
!align="left" |Terminal emulator with touchscreen support
|
|
|few onscreen buttons(TAB, ESC, etc..) like in maemo
|-
!align="left" |Vcard import for people app
|
|
|lcuk already had instructions how to do this, it's possible via terminal.
|-
!align="left" |take screenshots easily
|
|rantom
|For some reason, this feature was dropped, and I personally think it is a time to bring it back. So many bug-reports that'd really need screenshots but no easy way of taking them..
|-
!align="left" |Add file-browser
|
|rantom
|Reasonable projects to look a from Maemo 5 would be [http://maemo.org/packages/view/cuteexplorer/ CuteExplorer] and [http://maemo.org/packages/view/filebox/ FileBox]
|-
!align="left" |Making the lock screen more powerful
|
|rantom
|I suggest, that there'd also be shown the current connections, for example Bluetooth and Wlan. I, for one, tend to forget those on and checking those quickly from lock-screen would be welcome feature.
This would need eager contributors working on the current lock app, so "easyfix"... who's interested?
|-
!align="left" |Show status of headphone/headset plugged
|
|
|Add an icon indicator to show if headphones or headset is plugged in - this could also be visible on lockscreen - usecase: unlocking the phone and being sure that music won't play out loudly
|-
!align="left" |Take screenshot with Ctrl-Shift-P
|
|mece
|Implement the global shortcut Ctrl-Shift-P to take a screenshot and place it in a predefined location
|-
!align="left" |
|
|
|
|}

==Look&feel==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |New theme
|
|
|Cool new theme (or several) that is special to this DevEdition, and sets the look and feel apart from the stock MeeGo.
Jukka: Also, have own sample-media, including some test data for Calendar, People etc.
|-
!align="left" |Include uxlaunch/uxselect
|
|
|for switching between UXs (eg. run XBMC)
|-
!align="left" |New community UI/UX framework
|
|
|See the proposal: http://wiki.meego.com/Yet_Another_GUI_Project
|}

==Community/Management/Documentation==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! Idea !! Status of Implementation (incl. date) !! Idea contributor !! Description/Comments
|-
!align="left" |Find solution to encourage & guide developers
|
|
|Find a solution to encourage & guide developers in open to utilize traditionally "grey" areas like DSP and ISP. Afaik both have enough openness to split up oss/non-oss work and have them running side by side. See felipec's comments irc:meego-arm/log.09-17-2010/15:11.
|-
!align="left" |Progress Indicators for Status
|
|
|Let's have traffic lights on the wiki similar to http://www.nitdroid.com/index.php?title=N900
|-
!align="left" |Use colors for tables to indicate status?
|
|friesoft
|friesoft: This may look too crowded/could become unreadble - just an idea...
|}

==Find a category for me please==
* add all entries here which you can't sort in yourself because you don't wanna mess around with tables or whatever reasons you can imagine ;)

==Old or already implemented ideas==

* VSync drivers in the kernel + SGX driver + X server?
** Comment from Carsten: Already there :)
* How about having "reply to sender" in SMS sending functionality, seems a bit vital to me :) (from Tom Swindell AKA. alterego)
** Jukka: edited that in, thanks.
* Up to date Qt Mobility 1.1/1.2 packages + latest Qt 4.7.2 packaged for development of apps
** Jukka: Qt 4.7.2 and Qt Mobility 1.2 are already in trunk.
* Up to date MeeGo Qt Components for creating native-looking UIs
** See http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-ux/meego-ux-components, is in trunk already.
* NEON & Floating Point Optimizations for ARM (vkvraju)
** See https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11429, official armv7hl images are coming soon.
* If any of the above feedbacks/ideas are already being worked on as part of the immediate next release, then please update the "Use cases" section in the main page accordingly. Thanks (vkvraju)
** Well, no. The main use cases are something DevEdition team has committed to, anything else is extra. We will make the call in the DevEdition team whether to add something to the guaranteed use cases. (Jukka)
* Get PIN entry for SIM cards working (KaiRo)
** Coming, see http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900/VoiceSMS
* Camera support (taking photos + videos with the back camera, reacting correctly to the camera shutter button + camera cover)
** meegocamera is now included in trunk images, needs some work.
** New tablet UX also includes a camera application.
* SSH server + MAD Developer application easily installable (for deploying using Qt Creator)
** [http://meego.com/users/fabo Fathi Boudra]: mad-developer is available (it's part of MeeGo SDK packages). It should be part of MeeGo images by default (accepted) but has a blocker issue preventing its inclusion in package groups ([https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13007 bug 13007]).
** SSH server is installed already, use user "root" and password "meego" -- [[user:thp|thp]]
* whether the usb host feature.. (emrhky)
** USB OTG? Not possible I have been told, sorry.
* Ability to rearrange icons in Applications-list. In Maemo this is done by tapping an icon in Applications-menu and holding it, when the editor opens.
** Not possible in meegotouchhome, implemented in new MeeGo UX.
* Add an easy way to power down or reboot the device, other than using xterm and poweroff etc (arturo777)
** Long press of power button works, this is a bug.

[[Category:N900]]

ARM/N900/SF2011

2011-04-26T11:08:02Z

Tswindell: /* Participants */

== MeeGo Conference 2011 release and activities ==

=== N900 DE release targets ===

* DE target features work well, as described in the main wiki page. Some improvements needed from alpha release:
** Dialer running in background, user can receive cellular calls any time and ringtone plays. User gets notified about missed calls. SIM PIN query enables use of protected SIM card.
** SMS messages can be received any time, and there is message tone playback.
** Browser starts and runs quickly, and doesn't slow the device down when put to background.
** Camera has better image quality and automatic focus, exposure and white balance.
** Device screen lock and backlight control works as expected.
** Device is not freezing randomly, or slowing down excessively.
** Touch sensitivity is optimized, to minimize the effort when swiping vs. tapping.
* Blocker bugs fixed (see [[ARM/N900/Status]])
* DE release contents are according to [[ARM/N900/Configuration]].
* DE release available and frozen on '''20th May'''.
* DE image can be written to eMMC if user so chooses (might imply losing existing Maemo OS)
* User interface is MeeGo 1.2 Handset/MTF based, but some of the applications might be replaced with contributions from the community (eg. Peregrine, looking for more!) or new MeeGo UX.
* There will be experimental MeeGo QML UX image as well available for N900, but only to show the current status and open the discussion for 1.3 targets.

=== Conference activities ===
* [http://sf2011.meego.com/program/sessions/meego-12-developer-edition-nokia-n900 Jukka's presentation]
* Shall we have other activities?

=== Participants ===
* Please put your name here if you are coming and will be present with your N900 running DevEdition.
* Jukka Eklund [[http://meego.com/users/jukka jukkaeklund]]
* Eric Le Roux [[http://meego.com/users/ericlr ericlr]]
* Marko Saukko [[http://meego.com/users/sage sage]]
* Timo Härkönen [[http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph]]
* Tom Swindell [[http://meego.com/users/tswindell alterego]]

[[Category:N900]]

ARM/N900/SF2011

2011-04-26T11:07:43Z

Tswindell: /* Participants */

Project/Dialer/Headless Dialer

2011-04-19T18:13:00Z

Tswindell: /* Status */

Headless Dialer
==Introduction==

Headless Dialer is an effort to modify the current meego-handset-dialer to support the following

*To Reduce the startup time.

*To Separate the Dialer UI and back-end, and improve the MVC arch used in Dialer.

*To Be always Running and need not be started by user.

*To be able to easily add functionalities such SIM PIN query and also pluggable UIs (QML)

This effort when completed will address some of the key handset use cases such as auto starting dialer to receive calls.

==BackGround==

The current meego-handset-dialer was developed as a stand alone application to help GCF certification of oFono. But when in handset UX the dialer was also required to address handset specific use cases, which require it to be always running and also auto started.

In meego the recommended ways to improve application startup was to either use launcher or applifed. The documentation on this can be found [http://apidocs.meego.com/git-tip/mtf/faststart.html here ]

The prestarted (headless) dialer will be auto started during boot up, but will not show any UI till it is released from prestart. The prestart release happens on a DBus launch() or MApplication::setPrestarted(false) called from application.

==Status==

* The work started and is co-ordinated by Michael Demeter.
* Please browse through the source of [http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-handset-ux/meego-handset-dialer/commits/topic/headless Headless Dialer]

==Bugs Status==

TDB

==Discussions and Meetings==

* Headless Dialer discussions happen in [[Project/Dialer/Meetings| Dialer project meetings]].

* We use #meego-handset IRC channel also for discussions on Dialer.

==Ideas==
< Please add your ideas here, but we would like you to attend the meeting too >

Build Infrastructure/Packagers Developers/CLI Part 2

2011-04-12T22:15:41Z

Tswindell: /* Branching a package to your home project */

= How to use the MeeGo / OBS Command Line Interface, Part 2 =

You've used the set up the 'osc' tool in [[Build_Infrastructure/Packagers_Developers/CLI_Part_1|Part 1]] and now it's time to check out your project for local editing and build.

== Find the project to checkout ==

You can list projects you can check out using 'osc ls'. You will see your home project you created in the Web UI listed too:

$ osc ls
MeeGo
MeeGo:Base:build
MeeGo:Devel
MeeGo:Trunk
MeeGo:Trunk:Extra
MeeGo:Trunk:Extra:rebuild
...
home:<login>
...

== Change to your OBS area ==

Create a directory for doing work and change directory into it:

$ mkdir ~/obs
$ cd ~/obs

== Check out the desired project ==

This is a lot like using Subversion or CVS as the model is 'checkout' and 'checkin' (abbreviated 'co' and 'ci', respectively):

$ osc co home:<login>
A home:<login>
A home:<login>:bash
A home:<login>:bash/Makefile
...

You will now find your checked out project ready for modification and rebuild under home:<login>/<packagename>

== Branching a package to your home project ==

If using community OBS:

$ osc branch MeeGo.com:Trunk:Testing <packagename> home:<login>:<whatever>

== Summary and next steps ==

This guide gave an introduction on how to use the osc tool to checkout sources.
The next page will cover building your project. Click [[Build_Infrastructure/Packagers_Developers/CLI_Part_3|TBD]] to open the 3rd part.

[[Category:Build Infrastructure]]

Build Infrastructure/Packagers Developers/CLI Part 2

2011-04-12T22:15:27Z

Tswindell: /* Check out the desired project */

= How to use the MeeGo / OBS Command Line Interface, Part 2 =

You've used the set up the 'osc' tool in [[Build_Infrastructure/Packagers_Developers/CLI_Part_1|Part 1]] and now it's time to check out your project for local editing and build.

== Find the project to checkout ==

You can list projects you can check out using 'osc ls'. You will see your home project you created in the Web UI listed too:

$ osc ls
MeeGo
MeeGo:Base:build
MeeGo:Devel
MeeGo:Trunk
MeeGo:Trunk:Extra
MeeGo:Trunk:Extra:rebuild
...
home:<login>
...

== Change to your OBS area ==

Create a directory for doing work and change directory into it:

$ mkdir ~/obs
$ cd ~/obs

== Check out the desired project ==

This is a lot like using Subversion or CVS as the model is 'checkout' and 'checkin' (abbreviated 'co' and 'ci', respectively):

$ osc co home:<login>
A home:<login>
A home:<login>:bash
A home:<login>:bash/Makefile
...

You will now find your checked out project ready for modification and rebuild under home:<login>/<packagename>

== Branching a package to your home project ==

If using community OBS:

$ losc branch MeeGo.com:Trunk:Testing <packagename> home:<login>:<whatever>

== Summary and next steps ==

This guide gave an introduction on how to use the osc tool to checkout sources.
The next page will cover building your project. Click [[Build_Infrastructure/Packagers_Developers/CLI_Part_3|TBD]] to open the 3rd part.

[[Category:Build Infrastructure]]

Build Infrastructure/Packagers Developers/CLI Part 2

2011-04-12T22:14:29Z

Tswindell: /* Find the project to checkout */

= How to use the MeeGo / OBS Command Line Interface, Part 2 =

You've used the set up the 'osc' tool in [[Build_Infrastructure/Packagers_Developers/CLI_Part_1|Part 1]] and now it's time to check out your project for local editing and build.

== Find the project to checkout ==

You can list projects you can check out using 'osc ls'. You will see your home project you created in the Web UI listed too:

$ osc ls
MeeGo
MeeGo:Base:build
MeeGo:Devel
MeeGo:Trunk
MeeGo:Trunk:Extra
MeeGo:Trunk:Extra:rebuild
...
home:<login>
...

== Change to your OBS area ==

Create a directory for doing work and change directory into it:

$ mkdir ~/obs
$ cd ~/obs

== Check out the desired project ==

This is a lot like using Subversion or CVS as the model is 'checkout' and 'checkin' (abbreviated 'co' and 'ci', respectively):

$ losc co home:<login>
A home:<login>
A home:<login>:bash
A home:<login>:bash/Makefile
...

You will now find your checked out project ready for modification and rebuild under home:<login>/<packagename>

== Branching a package to your home project ==

If using community OBS:

$ losc branch MeeGo.com:Trunk:Testing <packagename> home:<login>:<whatever>

== Summary and next steps ==

This guide gave an introduction on how to use the osc tool to checkout sources.
The next page will cover building your project. Click [[Build_Infrastructure/Packagers_Developers/CLI_Part_3|TBD]] to open the 3rd part.

[[Category:Build Infrastructure]]

Project/Dialer/Meetings

2011-03-29T19:47:26Z

Tswindell:

Draft plan for scheduling a Dialer/VoiceCall topic focused meeting

Primary target attendees:
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
|+
| Name
| Nick
| Time Zone
| Meet time pref (GMT)
|-
|Shane Bryan || Sabotage || GMT-8 || ?
|-
| Tom Swindell || alterego || GMT || 11am-4pm
|-
| Antoine Reversat || crevetor || GMT-5 || after 2pm
|-
| ? || essi || GMT+2 || ?
|-
| ? || aruravi || GMT+2 || ?
|-
| ? || w00t || GMT || ?
|-
| Gary Birkett || lcuk || GMT || 11am-4pm
|-
|}

ARM/N900/TabletUX

2011-03-29T11:34:36Z

Tswindell: /* Bugs Fixed by Tablet UX Integration */

== Tablet UX evaluation on N900 ==

Let's document the progress and conclusions on this page.

== Required Features Currently Missing ==

* Dialer
* SMS

== Bugs Fixed by Tablet UX Integration ==
* https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14755 - Wallpaper modification.
* https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8108 - Sound settings.
* Not sure if still applicable, but cellular data works aswell.

== Other Bugs Affected by Tablet UX Integration ==

ARM/N900/TabletUX

2011-03-29T11:26:16Z

Tswindell:

== Tablet UX evaluation on N900 ==

Let's document the progress and conclusions on this page.

== Required Features Currently Missing ==

* Dialer
* SMS

== Bugs Fixed by Tablet UX Integration ==
* https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14755
* https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8108

== Other Bugs Affected by Tablet UX Integration ==

Architecture/MeeGo FRAME Resource

2011-03-06T19:57:55Z

Tswindell: /* Contributors */

We support development of a comprehensive solution or solutions that makes bug reporting, applications testing and developer donations easier on end-users, and places the mobile user experience (feedback) in more useful locations and contexts (rating items of interest, gaming achievements, etc on-the-go).

=== Introduction ===

Think of this as a ''meta''-project. We are the research arm, pipeline and clearinghouse for all things feedback-related. Maybe umbrella is a better term. The hope is that we will identify key areas of a mobilized feedback ecosystem, perform landscape and gap analysis, then list needs for tasks and/or sub-projects. Ultimately, we hope that our research will stimulate real development projects. Consider us one of your resources!

'''So why do we need an open, mobilized feedback ecosystem?'''

* A mobile Internet is the future (per recent Gartner study)
* We (users) want to be fully engaged in Internet activities
* We (users) are more interested in the opinions of friends than strangers (ratings context)
* Walled garden social networks will stifle the free flow of information and cripple discovery opportunities
* Feedback enables developers to provide better products and services than their competitors

=== Project's scope ===

The main areas addressed by the project are (in no particular order):

* '''Infrastructure''' : Add/use necessary “hooks” (APIs, metadata) to the current infrastructures (Ovi Store / Intel App Store).
* '''Bug reporting''' : Provide end-users with a device-based wizard that walks them through the process, and also automate log file submission. Discussion with the [[Proposal_for_a_Quality_Assurance_working_group|Quality Assurance working group]] will be necessary.

:Here is what MeeGo 1.0 currently presents on bootup:

::'''Backtrace Collection'''
::Automatically submit application crash reports to MeeGo reporting database?
::* Yes
::* No
::PRIVACY NOTE:
::Enabling this option causes your system to submit certain application output to the crashdb.meego.com website, which then allows the information to be viewed by developers and end users.
::The information submitted includes a "backtrace", which is an application's crash signature. However, due to the nature of backtraces, it may happen that a few instances of user input will be sent with the backtrace.

* '''Developer donation''' : Educate end-users on the vital role played by developers in creating an ecosystem and provide them an easy and trusted way to make donations. Discussion with the relevant [[Proposal_for_a_Community_working_group|Community working group]] will be necessary on certain points.
* '''Feedback / Rating''' : Provide end-users with an operating system and applications integrated solution for items of interest:
** Media (Videos, Images, Music, Podcasting, eBooks, Websites, etc)
** Applications (Utilities, Games, etc)
** Events (Concerts, Movies, Conferences, etc)
** Services
** Location-based feedback (point-of-interest identification and ratings)
** Improvement of documentation
* '''Gaming achievement''' : Create and promote a proper achievement system (possible strategy with Ovi?).
* '''Karma''' : Push the concept of karma (personal recognition) up and out (note: this is highly controversial and will likely have low priority).
* '''Open Social Networking (eg, Diaspora*)'''
* '''Augmented reality'''

Note: there may very well end up being separate projects wrapped around any or all of the above topics.

=== How to contribute ===

We are currently looking for the following:

* whitepapers/studies on ratings systems, especially those touching on media ratings, points of interest ratings, psychology of participants, science behind such systems and current open source solutions. Also, any studies showing the value of ratings systems in search (internet mostly) would be VERY helpful!
* usage of metadata in audio, video, podcasting, image and gaming ratings systems
* pointers to existing projects that are already doing what we propose!

We also need help turning the theoretical into the practical! Before anything material can be done, the landscape needs assessing. Ready to help shape this project? Then--

* Identify an area that interests you
* Research the subject matter. Try to find existing best practices, preferrably open source BUT it can also help to point out successful endeavors in closed source that have no open equivalent (challenge the community!). Independent studies and academic papers can also be very helpful.
* Synthesize your findings, and update where appropriate (see below)
Communicate your thoughts! Don't be shy!

This project needs people with the following experience or interests (in no particular order):

* Audio metadata (id3v2)
* RPM packaging (especially extending XML metadata)
* Bugzilla API
* Online payment API(s) (Paypal, Obopay, Flattr, et al)
* Qt
* Feedback and/or Usability science
* Media ratings systems
* Social Media
* Gaming ecosystems (especially in an open, mobile context such as Gluon provides)
* Augmented reality (it's coming!)

Feel free to add to this if you see a missing need. We could especially use help with implementation details (libraries, functions, services, etc) as well as simulations and actual applications.

=== Related projects and resources ===

* MeeGo Projects
** [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/data-management MeeGo Data Management] (including Tracker, ContextKit, PackageKit)
** [[Quality|MeeGo Quality Assurance]]
* External Projects and Solutions
** [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter Ubuntu Software Center] is an ongoing effort to aggregate software management (aimed at a better end-user experience) such as application rating/reviews, categorized applications list and application information. The link is full of ideas.
*** The Ubuntu SoftwareCenter is sheer brilliance! Almost exactly what was originally imagined, and they've done the homework! We definitely need to keep an eye on this.
** KDE's [http://lwn.net/Articles/353630/ Project Silk] looks potentially useful.
** KDE's [http://mbatle.wordpress.com/2010/10/16/open-collaboration-services-and-libattica-on-meego/ Libattica] is "a library in KDE implementing a client for the [http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/open-collaboration-services Open Collaboration Services protocol (OCS)]. OCS is a Free Desktop specification, with the purpose of integrating web communities and web based services into desktop applications".
** [http://www.joindiaspora.com/project.html Project Diaspora*] will be an open, distributed alternative to Facebook.
** [http://nepomuk.semanticdesktop.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main1/ Nepomuk] - the Social Semantic Desktop (VERY interesting!)
** [http://www.gamingfreedom.org/ Gluon project:] open source gaming
** [http://www.dopplr.com/ Dopplr] - "Share your personal and business travel plans with the people you trust. Notice coincidences when your travels overlap"
* References
** [http://www.nytimes.com/external/readwriteweb/2010/05/31/31readwriteweb-the-coming-data-explosion-13154.html "The Coming Data Explosion"]
** [http://www.emc.com/collateral/analyst-reports/expanding-digital-idc-white-paper.pdf The Expanding Digital Universe {2010}]
** [http://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2010/06/full-analysis-of-iphone-economics-its-bad-news-and-then-it-gets-worse.html iPhone economics] (a lot of useful info for this project)
* Applications testing
** [http://quality.mozilla.org/ QMO] - The home of Mozilla QA
** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Litmus Litmus] - "the new integrated testcase management and QA tool that is designed to improve workflow, visibility, and turnaround time in the Mozilla QA process. It was originally designed as a replacement for Testrunner, but also has additional functionality."
* Bug Reporting:
** [http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.0/html/api/ Bugzilla 3.0.11+ API Documentation]
** [http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/tip/en/html/api/ Bugzilla 3.7 API Documentation]
** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Bugzilla:REST_API Bugzilla:REST API]
** As a starting point, [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/ABRTF12 ABRT 1.0] is an implemented (Fedora 12) and tested tool to help end-users with bug reporting.
** [http://almworks.com/deskzilla/overview.html Deskzilla]
** Ubuntu's [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport Apport] also looks promising (thanks Mandor)
* Donations:
** Monetary donations to an open source software platform (Research Policy Volume 38, Issue 2, March 2009, Pages 404-414) [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V77-4V6YSW1-1&_user=10&_coverDate=03%2F31%2F2009&_rdoc=1&_fmt=high&_orig=search&_sort=d&_docanchor=&view=c&_searchStrId=1263842519&_rerunOrigin=google&_acct=C000050221&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=10&md5=27ae17462f87e0f72bc504566073f846]
** [http://www.onlinepaysystems.info/systems/list Online payment systems list]
** Another alternative to PayPal: [http://www.paybycash.com/ Pay By Cash]
* Media Metadata (audio, video, podcasting, images)
** Ultimate metadata resource! [http://microformats.org/wiki/media-metadata-examples Media Metadata Examples]
** [http://www.jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk/audio/advice/metadata-and-audio-resources/ Metadata and Audio Resources]
** [http://id3lib.sourceforge.net/ id3lib (Audio Metadata)]
* Ratings Systems:
** [http://www.ecis2009.it/papers/ecis2009-0607.pdf Discussion of Functional Design Options for Online Rating Systems: A State-of-the-Art Analysis]
* MUEF Project Materials
** Enhancing User Engagement on Mobile Devices] presentation for [http://akademy.kde.org/program Akademy 2010]
*** [http://www.slideshare.net/Texrat/enhancing-user-engagement-on-mobile-devices-4699421 Slideshare]
*** [http://meego.com/sites/all/files/Enhancing_User_Engagement_on_Mobile_Devices.pdf PDF hosted at MeeGo.com]
** [http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AQAht1tOx2U6ZGRoYmg4eGdfNWNkMjhid2Nm&hl=en Akademy 2010 whitepaper (editable by community)]
** [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=123 MeeGo Discussion Forum thread]

([[Proposal_for_a_User_Experience_working_group|Original project page]]).

=== Contributors ===

Coordinators of this project (co-coordinators welcome):

* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold/Texrat] - 2009 to 2010 Maemo Community Council member, former Nokia QA engineer for Maemo devices, Data Analyst and best practices blogger.
* [http://meego.com/users/toninikkanen Toni Nikkanen]

MeeGo members interested in taking an active role on the project team:

* [http://meego.com/users/mandor Jean-Philipe Morin/Mandor] - Maemo5/Ubuntu/Debian user and part time wiki editor.
* [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff/timsamoff]
* [http://meego.com/users/niqt Nicola De Filippo] - Maemo5 Qt4 contributor; technical skills: Qt (from 1997), C++, Javascript, Php, Java, Python
* [http://meego.com/users/markc Mark Constable] - Javascript, PHP
* [http://meego.com/users/thomas @thomaslp] - Diaspora, Flattr
* [http://meego.com/users/arjwright Antoine RJ Wright] - Mobile Ministry Magazine, part-time Maemo/MeeGo user, backgrounds (web and mobile UI development and testing; various mobile platform use and analytics)
* [http://meego.com/users/timoph Timo Härkönen/timoph] - [http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/QA-tools MeeGo QA Tools] team member, MeeGo greeter and application developer (C/C++, Qt, etc.).
* [http://meego.com/users/dedual Nicolas Dedual] - Augmented Reality (AR) Researcher, interested in developing AR applications for the MeeGo platform
* [http://meego.com/users/tswindell Tom Swindell/Alterego] - Application Developer Maemo, MeeGo Handset, Ubuntu, C/C++/Qt/QtQuick-QML etc, etc. :)

Architecture/MeeGo FRAME Resource

2011-03-06T19:57:16Z

Tswindell: /* Contributors */

We support development of a comprehensive solution or solutions that makes bug reporting, applications testing and developer donations easier on end-users, and places the mobile user experience (feedback) in more useful locations and contexts (rating items of interest, gaming achievements, etc on-the-go).

=== Introduction ===

Think of this as a ''meta''-project. We are the research arm, pipeline and clearinghouse for all things feedback-related. Maybe umbrella is a better term. The hope is that we will identify key areas of a mobilized feedback ecosystem, perform landscape and gap analysis, then list needs for tasks and/or sub-projects. Ultimately, we hope that our research will stimulate real development projects. Consider us one of your resources!

'''So why do we need an open, mobilized feedback ecosystem?'''

* A mobile Internet is the future (per recent Gartner study)
* We (users) want to be fully engaged in Internet activities
* We (users) are more interested in the opinions of friends than strangers (ratings context)
* Walled garden social networks will stifle the free flow of information and cripple discovery opportunities
* Feedback enables developers to provide better products and services than their competitors

=== Project's scope ===

The main areas addressed by the project are (in no particular order):

* '''Infrastructure''' : Add/use necessary “hooks” (APIs, metadata) to the current infrastructures (Ovi Store / Intel App Store).
* '''Bug reporting''' : Provide end-users with a device-based wizard that walks them through the process, and also automate log file submission. Discussion with the [[Proposal_for_a_Quality_Assurance_working_group|Quality Assurance working group]] will be necessary.

:Here is what MeeGo 1.0 currently presents on bootup:

::'''Backtrace Collection'''
::Automatically submit application crash reports to MeeGo reporting database?
::* Yes
::* No
::PRIVACY NOTE:
::Enabling this option causes your system to submit certain application output to the crashdb.meego.com website, which then allows the information to be viewed by developers and end users.
::The information submitted includes a "backtrace", which is an application's crash signature. However, due to the nature of backtraces, it may happen that a few instances of user input will be sent with the backtrace.

* '''Developer donation''' : Educate end-users on the vital role played by developers in creating an ecosystem and provide them an easy and trusted way to make donations. Discussion with the relevant [[Proposal_for_a_Community_working_group|Community working group]] will be necessary on certain points.
* '''Feedback / Rating''' : Provide end-users with an operating system and applications integrated solution for items of interest:
** Media (Videos, Images, Music, Podcasting, eBooks, Websites, etc)
** Applications (Utilities, Games, etc)
** Events (Concerts, Movies, Conferences, etc)
** Services
** Location-based feedback (point-of-interest identification and ratings)
** Improvement of documentation
* '''Gaming achievement''' : Create and promote a proper achievement system (possible strategy with Ovi?).
* '''Karma''' : Push the concept of karma (personal recognition) up and out (note: this is highly controversial and will likely have low priority).
* '''Open Social Networking (eg, Diaspora*)'''
* '''Augmented reality'''

Note: there may very well end up being separate projects wrapped around any or all of the above topics.

=== How to contribute ===

We are currently looking for the following:

* whitepapers/studies on ratings systems, especially those touching on media ratings, points of interest ratings, psychology of participants, science behind such systems and current open source solutions. Also, any studies showing the value of ratings systems in search (internet mostly) would be VERY helpful!
* usage of metadata in audio, video, podcasting, image and gaming ratings systems
* pointers to existing projects that are already doing what we propose!

We also need help turning the theoretical into the practical! Before anything material can be done, the landscape needs assessing. Ready to help shape this project? Then--

* Identify an area that interests you
* Research the subject matter. Try to find existing best practices, preferrably open source BUT it can also help to point out successful endeavors in closed source that have no open equivalent (challenge the community!). Independent studies and academic papers can also be very helpful.
* Synthesize your findings, and update where appropriate (see below)
Communicate your thoughts! Don't be shy!

This project needs people with the following experience or interests (in no particular order):

* Audio metadata (id3v2)
* RPM packaging (especially extending XML metadata)
* Bugzilla API
* Online payment API(s) (Paypal, Obopay, Flattr, et al)
* Qt
* Feedback and/or Usability science
* Media ratings systems
* Social Media
* Gaming ecosystems (especially in an open, mobile context such as Gluon provides)
* Augmented reality (it's coming!)

Feel free to add to this if you see a missing need. We could especially use help with implementation details (libraries, functions, services, etc) as well as simulations and actual applications.

=== Related projects and resources ===

* MeeGo Projects
** [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/data-management MeeGo Data Management] (including Tracker, ContextKit, PackageKit)
** [[Quality|MeeGo Quality Assurance]]
* External Projects and Solutions
** [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter Ubuntu Software Center] is an ongoing effort to aggregate software management (aimed at a better end-user experience) such as application rating/reviews, categorized applications list and application information. The link is full of ideas.
*** The Ubuntu SoftwareCenter is sheer brilliance! Almost exactly what was originally imagined, and they've done the homework! We definitely need to keep an eye on this.
** KDE's [http://lwn.net/Articles/353630/ Project Silk] looks potentially useful.
** KDE's [http://mbatle.wordpress.com/2010/10/16/open-collaboration-services-and-libattica-on-meego/ Libattica] is "a library in KDE implementing a client for the [http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/open-collaboration-services Open Collaboration Services protocol (OCS)]. OCS is a Free Desktop specification, with the purpose of integrating web communities and web based services into desktop applications".
** [http://www.joindiaspora.com/project.html Project Diaspora*] will be an open, distributed alternative to Facebook.
** [http://nepomuk.semanticdesktop.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main1/ Nepomuk] - the Social Semantic Desktop (VERY interesting!)
** [http://www.gamingfreedom.org/ Gluon project:] open source gaming
** [http://www.dopplr.com/ Dopplr] - "Share your personal and business travel plans with the people you trust. Notice coincidences when your travels overlap"
* References
** [http://www.nytimes.com/external/readwriteweb/2010/05/31/31readwriteweb-the-coming-data-explosion-13154.html "The Coming Data Explosion"]
** [http://www.emc.com/collateral/analyst-reports/expanding-digital-idc-white-paper.pdf The Expanding Digital Universe {2010}]
** [http://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2010/06/full-analysis-of-iphone-economics-its-bad-news-and-then-it-gets-worse.html iPhone economics] (a lot of useful info for this project)
* Applications testing
** [http://quality.mozilla.org/ QMO] - The home of Mozilla QA
** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Litmus Litmus] - "the new integrated testcase management and QA tool that is designed to improve workflow, visibility, and turnaround time in the Mozilla QA process. It was originally designed as a replacement for Testrunner, but also has additional functionality."
* Bug Reporting:
** [http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.0/html/api/ Bugzilla 3.0.11+ API Documentation]
** [http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/tip/en/html/api/ Bugzilla 3.7 API Documentation]
** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Bugzilla:REST_API Bugzilla:REST API]
** As a starting point, [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/ABRTF12 ABRT 1.0] is an implemented (Fedora 12) and tested tool to help end-users with bug reporting.
** [http://almworks.com/deskzilla/overview.html Deskzilla]
** Ubuntu's [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport Apport] also looks promising (thanks Mandor)
* Donations:
** Monetary donations to an open source software platform (Research Policy Volume 38, Issue 2, March 2009, Pages 404-414) [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V77-4V6YSW1-1&_user=10&_coverDate=03%2F31%2F2009&_rdoc=1&_fmt=high&_orig=search&_sort=d&_docanchor=&view=c&_searchStrId=1263842519&_rerunOrigin=google&_acct=C000050221&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=10&md5=27ae17462f87e0f72bc504566073f846]
** [http://www.onlinepaysystems.info/systems/list Online payment systems list]
** Another alternative to PayPal: [http://www.paybycash.com/ Pay By Cash]
* Media Metadata (audio, video, podcasting, images)
** Ultimate metadata resource! [http://microformats.org/wiki/media-metadata-examples Media Metadata Examples]
** [http://www.jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk/audio/advice/metadata-and-audio-resources/ Metadata and Audio Resources]
** [http://id3lib.sourceforge.net/ id3lib (Audio Metadata)]
* Ratings Systems:
** [http://www.ecis2009.it/papers/ecis2009-0607.pdf Discussion of Functional Design Options for Online Rating Systems: A State-of-the-Art Analysis]
* MUEF Project Materials
** Enhancing User Engagement on Mobile Devices] presentation for [http://akademy.kde.org/program Akademy 2010]
*** [http://www.slideshare.net/Texrat/enhancing-user-engagement-on-mobile-devices-4699421 Slideshare]
*** [http://meego.com/sites/all/files/Enhancing_User_Engagement_on_Mobile_Devices.pdf PDF hosted at MeeGo.com]
** [http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AQAht1tOx2U6ZGRoYmg4eGdfNWNkMjhid2Nm&hl=en Akademy 2010 whitepaper (editable by community)]
** [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=123 MeeGo Discussion Forum thread]

([[Proposal_for_a_User_Experience_working_group|Original project page]]).

=== Contributors ===

Coordinators of this project (co-coordinators welcome):

* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold/Texrat] - 2009 to 2010 Maemo Community Council member, former Nokia QA engineer for Maemo devices, Data Analyst and best practices blogger.
* [http://meego.com/users/toninikkanen Toni Nikkanen]

MeeGo members interested in taking an active role on the project team:

* [http://meego.com/users/mandor Jean-Philipe Morin/Mandor] - Maemo5/Ubuntu/Debian user and part time wiki editor.
* [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff/timsamoff]
* [http://meego.com/users/niqt Nicola De Filippo] - Maemo5 Qt4 contributor; technical skills: Qt (from 1997), C++, Javascript, Php, Java, Python
* [http://meego.com/users/markc Mark Constable] - Javascript, PHP
* [http://meego.com/users/thomas @thomaslp] - Diaspora, Flattr
* [http://meego.com/users/arjwright Antoine RJ Wright] - Mobile Ministry Magazine, part-time Maemo/MeeGo user, backgrounds (web and mobile UI development and testing; various mobile platform use and analytics)
* [http://meego.com/users/timoph Timo Härkönen/timoph] - [http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/QA-tools MeeGo QA Tools] team member, MeeGo greeter and application developer (C/C++, Qt, etc.).
* [http://meego.com/users/dedual Nicolas Dedual] - Augmented Reality (AR) Researcher, interested in developing AR applications for the MeeGo platform
* [http://meego.com/users/tswindell Tom Swindell] - Application Developer Maemo, MeeGo Handset, Ubuntu, C/C++/Qt/QtQuick-QML etc, etc. :)

ARM/N900/DeveloperEdition

2011-03-06T12:52:39Z

Tswindell: /* Ideas, feedback */

= MeeGo 1.2 Developer Edition for N900 =

== Target ==

Target is to make a Developer Edition of MeeGo for the Nokia N900 device. Flashed with this edition N900 will be usable as a primary phone device for a '''developer/hacker person'''. This will not be something for regular end users.

The focus is on meeting the non-functional targets (such as performance) rather than number of features. This will hopefully encourage more people to use MeeGo on N900, and continue enhancing the functionality or build new stuff.

Developer Edition is based on MeeGo 1.2 trunk content. MeeGo features are found in [https://bugs.meego.com/ bugzilla].

=== Use cases ===

These use cases shall be the prominent ones in the device Home screen. In addition there will be separate folder containing other available Handset apps from repositories, and there is a possibility to promote any app to the main view if the non-functional targets are met.

'''Voice calls'''
* Make voice calls (input number directly, initiate from Contacts, initiate from Call history)
* Receive calls
* default ringtone plays
* Volume control works via System UI

'''SMS'''
* Send new SMS (input number, send from Contacts)
* Receive SMS

'''Browser use over WLAN'''
* Able to connect to WLAN AP (with security etc.)
* Open a complex modern website (eg. gmail.com)

Common components such as System UI, Home screen etc. shall be made functional so that basic device usage is smooth and fast. N900 device specific features such as keys, display and battery will be optimized.

=== Status ===

* [https://bugs.meego.com/buglist.cgi?keywords=N900&query_format=advanced&keywords_type=allwords&resolution=--- Current open N900 specific bugs]
* [http://qa-reports.meego.com/1.2/Handset/Key%20basic%20feature/N900 N900 Handset test results] (new test set in planning)

=== Organization ===

* Core team being formed in and around Nokia, including current [http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900 N900 HW adaptation team].
* Community involvement is very desirable, and there will lots of areas to contribute.

=== Meetings ===

* Work space in IRC (@freenode, #meego-arm) and regular MeeGo mailing lists.
* Weekly meetings TBD, see [http://wiki.meego.com/MeeGo-Meeting_IRC_Schedule existing N900 IRC meetings].

=== More information ===

* N900 Handset images: [http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/builds/trunk/latest/ weekly build], [http://download.meego.com/trunk-daily/builds/trunk/latest/ Trunk-daily], [http://download.meego.com/testing-daily/builds/trunk/latest/ Trunk-Testing]
* See the [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Repo_List wiki] for explanation of different images. For recommended installation instructions see [http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900/Install/Dual_Boot this].
* Developer edition images: TBD

=== I want to help! ===

Great :) We will have specific areas listed where we would need help. For now, try the N900 Handset image, and file or fix the bugs you see.

=== Ideas, feedback ===

* Feel free to write here.
* Write your name and details, if already want to help on something.
* First idea: want to help to make this wiki more beautiful? (from Jukka)
* How about having "reply to sender" in SMS sending functionality, seems a bit vital to me :) (from Tom Swindell AKA. alterego)

[[File:Splash-developers.png]]

User:Stskeeps/10 easy steps to a local OBS

2011-01-30T13:42:25Z

Tswindell: /* Step 1: Boot the VM and set up the virtual harddisk with LVM */ added password which is required for new server image versions.

'''DRAFT'''

This guide is to show you how to deploy a MeeGo-enabled OBS appliance with two built-in workers in a virtualized environment for developing for and with MeeGo. The tips is based on http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_Appliance and I've tested this within VirtualBox.
A more complete document to setup a private OBS in a production environment can be found [http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_private_instance here].

You'll need a Virtual Machine like this:

* At least 1 GB of ram
* Host must support SSSE3 instructions
* As IDE primary master ('sda' in machine), latest obs-server.i686-XXXXXX.raw.bz2 from http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/openSUSE:/Tools:/Unstable/images/ . Unpacking it will give you a raw file to use, or convert with [http://wiki.qemu.org/download/qemu-doc.html#qemu_005fimg_005finvocation qemu-img] to fit with your virtualization software.
* At least 90 gb virtual harddisk, mounted as IDE secondary master (appearing as 'sdb' in machine')
* And it must be linked to an actual local network with proper DNS and gateway (no VM NAT) - don't have it on a public network as it opens ports to everyone. Also, ideally your DHCP should give you a proper FQDN.

This can also be a physical machine with a physical disk where obs-server.i686-XXXXXX-raw.bz2 (bunzipped and dd'ed to a USB stick) can be used as boot device.

Another option is to run OBS in a Xen virtual machine. There are -xen images at the above link (such as obs-server.i686-XXXXX-xen.tar.bz2), but they appear outdated and some people have reportedly had problems with them. Success has been reported, using the obs-server.i686-XXXXXX-raw.bz2 image with Xen. If you intend to take advantage of paravirtualization, you will need to use the kernel image from OpenSuse 11.3, or compile your own.

== Step 1: Boot the VM and set up the virtual harddisk with LVM ==

Power on the machine. At the first setup the image will set itself up to fit with the machine. You'll arrive at a login: prompt where you can log in as 'root' and the password is 'opensuse'.

We need to set up LVM on the virtual disk, sdb. Log in as root and run: ('''WARNING:''' this will erase your 'sdb' disk)

<pre>
# This will partition your disk
sfdisk /dev/sdb << EOF
,,8e
EOF

# This will set up LVM with various file systems. You can adjust sizes as wished.
pvcreate /dev/sdb1
vgcreate "OBS" /dev/sdb1
lvcreate -L 50G -n "server" /dev/OBS
vgscan
mkfs /dev/OBS/server
lvcreate -L 20G -n "cache" OBS
vgscan
mkfs /dev/OBS/cache
lvcreate -L 4G -n "worker_root_1" /dev/OBS
lvcreate -L 4G -n "worker_root_2" /dev/OBS
lvcreate -L 512M -n "worker_swap_1" /dev/OBS
lvcreate -L 512M -n "worker_swap_2" /dev/OBS
vgscan
mkfs /dev/OBS/worker_root_1
mkfs /dev/OBS/worker_root_2

</pre>

== Step 2: Set up MeeGo supported architectures ==

Run the following commands on the machine:

<pre>
# Install QEMU for ARM support and git. This will ask you a couple of times to accept a repository key
zypper install qemu-svn git

# This will indicate to the OBS which architectures to work with (ARMv7 and i586)
sed -i "s/OBS_SCHEDULER_ARCHITECTURES=\"i586 x86_64\"/OBS_SCHEDULER_ARCHITECTURES=\"i586 armv7el\"/g" /etc/sysconfig/obs-server

</pre>

== Step 3: If you had errors during bootup talking about network not set up ==

If you have a DHCP server on your network, get the IP address of the OBS appliance using the following:

<pre>
ifconfig eth0
</pre>

You should now assign some DNS record to this IP. Note down the FQDN you create (fully qualified domain name), in the following 'fqdn' should be replaced with the DNS record you've made

Then, do this on the OBS appliance:

<pre>
echo 'FQHOSTNAME="fqdn"' >> /etc/sysconfig/obs-server
</pre>

If you have DNS record problems or getting weird errors when accessing http://IP/ (Message: undefined method `closed?' for nil:NilClass), do the following:

<pre>
echo '127.0.0.1 fqdn' >> /etc/hosts
</pre>

and reboot.

If you get error messages on the WebUi (error 400) and a backtrace in '/srv/www/obs/api/lib/custom_logger.rb' on the console then you need to go further and fix the hostname in one more place: /usr/lib/obs/server/BSConfig.pm
replace:
<pre>
my $hostname = Net::Domain::hostfqdn() || 'localhost';
</pre>
by
<pre>
my $hostname = 'fqdn';
</pre>

and reboot.

== Step 4: Reboot the machine ==

Run from the root prompt:

<pre>
# This will reboot the virtual machine to pick up the LVM partitions from before
shutdown -r now
</pre>

== Step 5: Preparing for importing releases ==

After the reboot, log in as root and do the following commands:

<pre>
mkdir -p /obs/imports
mkdir -p /obs/build
ln -s /obs/build /srv/obs/build
</pre>

== Step 6: Importing a MeeGo release ==

A MeeGo release is approximately 4-5 gb each - and this is even without the debug symbols. I have prepared a [http://stskeeps.subnetmask.net/meego/import-meego-release.sh handy script] for you to use to easily import MeeGo releases.

<pre>
wget http://stskeeps.subnetmask.net/meego/import-meego-release.sh
mv import-meego-release.sh /usr/sbin/
chmod +x /usr/sbin/import-meego-release.sh
</pre>

Now, go to http://mirrors.kernel.org/meego/ , find a release that suits you. For example, http://mirrors.kernel.org/meego/builds/1.0.99/1.0.99.0.20101005.1/

Together with all the RPMs of a MeeGo release, you will also need a OBS prjconf. Currently these are not exported in the release directories ([http://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8121 bug 8121]), so you will have to do it manually.

These prjconfs are hosted in a git repository, http://git.gitorious.org/meego-developer-tools/obs-project-config.git

On your OBS machine, do the following:

<pre>
git clone http://git.gitorious.org/meego-developer-tools/obs-project-config.git
ls obs-project-config
</pre>

You then need to decide which one matches with your release. Trunk is the one for the next version being released (check http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering ). MeeGo:1.0:Core and Trunk would qualify for 1.0 and 1.1 (NOTE: this might change as Trunk becomes 1.2 and then MeeGo:1.1:Core will show up).

You'd then need to actually import the release (please note the http to rsync change and Trunk reference):

<pre>
/usr/sbin/import-meego-release.sh 1.0.99.0.20101005.1 rsync://mirrors.kernel.org/meego/builds/1.0.99/ obs-project-config/Trunk
</pre>

And it'll import the release.

And now your release is ready to go as a build target!

== Step 7: Logging in on the web interface for the first time ==

You can now using 'ifconfig eth0 ' at the root prompt of your OBS figure out what IP your OBS appliance has.

Then, you can log into, where IP is the IP in question:

http://IP/ - the web interface for your own OBS :)

http://IP:81/ - API interface, used in 'osc' commands - and also to make new users and change your administrator password

http://IP:82/ - repository, used for downloading final packages

The default user name is 'Admin' and password is 'opensuse', - please log in on http://IP/ - remember to change your administrator password eventually!

== Step 8: Adding a build target to your home project ==

At the right hand side top there's a "Admin" link. Click this. This will get you to your 'home project'.

What we will do is to add a 'build target' which is basically the MeeGo release we just imported :)

Click "Repositories" and "Add repositories". "pick one via advanced interface".

In Project, start writing MeeGo: and select the MeeGo:RELEASE:Core that you have just imported.

Enable architectures i586 and armv7el, and no other. The build target should now show up.

== Step 9: Building your first package ==

In the home project, click 'Packages', Add a new package, set up the package name (this occasionally matters so be sure to get it right).

Then, in 'Source files' you can upload the .spec, tarball, patches, etc.

== Step 10: Watching it build ==

In 'Overview' you can now follow the build progress.

User:Tswindell/Ubuntu 10.10 ARM N900 Image Creation

2010-12-15T16:12:48Z

Tswindell: /* Ubuntu 10.10 */

== Introduction ==
This page describes how to build and configure all the required tools from source to create MeeGo images for the ARM based Nokia N900 devices, on a system running Ubuntu 10.10. This procedure has currently only been tested on the 64-bit distribution.

== Ubuntu 10.10 64-Bit GNU/Linux==

'''Prerequisites'''
* Operating System: Ubuntu 10.10 GNU/Linux
* Extra Packages: git, debhelper, build-essential, zlib1g-dev, libpng12-dev, libexpat1-dev, libsdl1.2-dev

'''Step 1.1: Build & Install gles-libs'''
git clone git://gitorious.org/qemu-maemo/gles-libs.gitw
cd gles-libs
dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -B
sudo dpkg -i ../libdgles2_1.3.0-17_amd64.deb ../libdgles2-dev_1.3.0-17_amd64.deb

'''Step 1.2: Build & Install QEMU'''
git clone git://gitorious.org/qemu-maemo/qemu.git
cd qemu
./configure --prefix=/usr/local --enable-gles2 --enable-skinning --target-list=i386-softmmu,x86_64-softmmu,arm-softmmu
make
sudo make install

'''Step 2: Build & Install mic2 (MeeGo Image Creator)'''

'''Step 3: Create a bootable raw image for the Nokia N900'''

User:Tswindell/Ubuntu 10.10 ARM N900 Image Creation

2010-12-15T16:11:58Z

Tswindell: Initial creation with a bit of outline of the current process.

== Introduction ==
This page describes how to build and configure all the required tools from source to create MeeGo images for the ARM based Nokia N900 devices, on a system running Ubuntu 10.10. This procedure has currently only been tested on the 64-bit distribution.

== Ubuntu 10.10 ==

'''Prerequisites'''
* Operating System: Ubuntu 10.10 GNU/Linux
* Extra Packages: git, debhelper, build-essential, zlib1g-dev, libpng12-dev, libexpat1-dev, libsdl1.2-dev

'''Step 1.1: Build & Install gles-libs'''
git clone git://gitorious.org/qemu-maemo/gles-libs.gitw
cd gles-libs
dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -B
sudo dpkg -i ../libdgles2_1.3.0-17_amd64.deb ../libdgles2-dev_1.3.0-17_amd64.deb

'''Step 1.2: Build & Install QEMU'''
git clone git://gitorious.org/qemu-maemo/qemu.git
cd qemu
./configure --prefix=/usr/local --enable-gles2 --enable-skinning --target-list=i386-softmmu,x86_64-softmmu,arm-softmmu
make
sudo make install

'''Step 2: Build & Install mic2 (MeeGo Image Creator)'''

'''Step 3: Create a bootable raw image for the Nokia N900'''

ARM/Creating ARM image using MeeGo Image Creator

2010-12-13T18:51:06Z

Tswindell: /* Ubuntu */

== Requirements ==
* Fedora 12/13/14, Ubuntu 10.10 or other mic compatible linux distribution.
* Required tools, e.g., qemu-arm-static, btrfs-progs and uboot-tools
* MeeGo Image Creator tool from MeeGo tools repository

=== Fedora ===

Insert the suitable .repo file for you system from http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/tools/repos/fedora/ to /etc/yum.repos.d/

For fedora 12 and later install the qemu-arm-static from Fedora 11 repository
sudo rpm -Uvh http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/tools/repos/fedora/11/i386/qemu-arm-static-0.12.3-1.2.i386.rpm

Install the required package:
sudo yum install btrfs-progs mic2

=== Ubuntu ===

Add the mic2 PPA repository
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:goelkunal/mic2

Update package lists
sudo apt-get update

Install the packages
sudo apt-get install mic2 btrfs-tools qemu-arm-static

== Run MeeGo Image Creator ==

Create a working directory and copy your kickstart file there.

Latest kickstart files can be found [http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-os-base/image-configurations gitorious] (click appropriate branch and then tree).

'''NOTE:''' When using the kickstarts from the gitorious repository shown earlier you need to use also ''--release='' option in mic to get ''@BUILD_ID@'' set properly. If you wish to build current daily define ''--release=daily''.

There are also kickstarts available with the [[ARM/N900/Releases/Weekly|weekly build]] repos which will generate that specific weekly release.

Image will be created in working directory by default.

Packages will be cached in mycachedir to speed up the next image creation.

'''If you are behind a proxy''', you can set it to mic by adding
<nowiki>proxy=http://proxy.yourcompany.com:8080</nowiki>
to '''/etc/mic2/mic2.conf'''.

=== Loop image ===
sudo mic-image-creator --run-mode=0 --cache=mycachedir --format=loop --arch=armv7l --config='''YOUR_KICKSTART'''

=== Raw image (PREFERRED) ===
Create the image with following command:

sudo mic-image-creator --run-mode=0 --cache=mycachedir --format=raw --arch=armv7l --save-kernel --config='''YOUR_KICKSTART'''

In the end of the mic-image-creator the output files are listed. In this list the file that contains '''raw''' in it name is the rootfs image and file with '''vmlinuz''' is the kernel. More information on writing the image/flashing the kernel see the pages for the appropriate device, e.g., [[ARM/N900/Install/MMC|N900 MMC installation]]

== Troubleshooting ==
=== exit status 255 error ===
warning: %post(libgcc-4.4.2-12.2.armv5tel) scriptlet failed, exit status 255
This is caused by SELinux, which can be disabled with:
setenforce 0
or
echo "0" > /selinux/enforce
This fix is valid, until you reboot your device.

MeeGo Porting Guide

2010-12-12T22:45:42Z

Tswindell: /* Building your port's first reproduciable image */

== Introduction ==
The goal of MeeGo Porting Guide (MPG) is to provide valuable information and instructions to people who want to run MeeGo OS on their (new) HW and eventually create products based on the MeeGo OS. The MPG starts with an overview of the porting process, tools and other related background information and then moves on to describing what the porting actually means in individual technical/functional areas.

The porting guide is not strictly tied to any particular MeeGo OS version or device category. Instead it tries to be general enough to cover the different device categories as well as follow changes introduced in new MeeGo OS versions.

Detailed porting information in the different technical areas is dependent on the respective [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture MeeGo architecture]. In some cases, this architecture may still be open and this is noted in the applicable sections.

=== Feedback ===

Contribution to these pages is open. Any MeeGo community member is free to ''improve'' these pages at any time. You can also leave feedback in the [http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-porting MeeGo porting mailing list].

== General porting information/guidelines ==

=== MeeGo compliance ===

Perhaps the most important piece of background information related to the MPG are the [http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/Compliance MeeGo compliance requirements]. A device that is meant to be MeeGo compliant will need to fulfill the requirements listed in the MeeGo compliance specification for the applicable device category (the first version of the specification is supposed to be available in October 2010). In short, a MeeGo compliant device will need to:
* Meet the minimum HW performance and component requirements for the applicable device category
* Include all SW components that form the MeeGo core OS
* Include the additional SW components required to be present in devices in the applicable device category
* Not break the API/ABI of any of the components coming from MeeGo
* Follow the MeeGo SW packaging conventions

The compliance rules will also specify CPU architecture specific requirements concerning how MeeGo OS itself and MeeGo applications are to be compiled to different environments (instruction set used, compiler version, compiler options etc.).

A device vendor may include additional functionality, HW components and SW components in their devices as long as they don't break MeeGo compliance. The vendor can also patch MeeGo OS components if the patches don't break MeeGo compliance. A device vendor's own SW components can be either open source or closed source components as long as they adhere to the rules set by the applicable SW licenses.

From the MeeGo Porting Guide perspective, the compliance requirements - by defining the SW components and HW components that need to be present - effectively define the minimum set of porting tasks required from a device vendor and what SW components are involved from MeeGo OS side.

=== Porting process and tools ===

==== Overview ====

As long as some vendor's device is MeeGo compliant as defined above, it is basically up to the vendor to decide how they build the SW that ends up in the device. The vendor may use their own build machinery or setup an OBS build system that is used also in MeeGo. Regardless of what the vendor's build system is, it needs to integrate with the MeeGo build infrastructure at least to fetch the MeeGo source packages for the builds as well as build each MeeGo component in the same way as it would be built in the MeeGo build system (e.g. with the same compiler and compiler options). Whatever the case, the intention in MeeGo is to use and offer an open toolset that any HW or SW vendor can use for efficient SW creation. It is likely that using the same toolset as MeeGo will offer the easiest way to integrate vendor's own build system with the the MeeGo build infrastructure.

The key ingredients of the MeeGo build infrastructure and toolset are:
* [http://meego.gitorious.org MeeGo Gitorious]
** A version control system for the source files of various MeeGo specific SW components and tools
* [http://build.meego.com MeeGo OBS]
** The build system that is used to build MeeGo packages (RPMs) from their sources
* [http://repo.meego.com MeeGo Repository]
** The place where the built MeeGo releases, i.e. MeeGo packages and images are stored
* [http://wiki.meego.com/Image_Creation MeeGo Image Creator]
** The tool used to build MeeGo images that can be installed/flashed on HW
* MeeGo release tools
** Tools such as BOSS and REVS that are used in the creation of the MeeGo releases under repo.meego.com

For additional information, see [http://wiki.meego.com/Build_Infrastructure Build Infrastructure], [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Infrastructure Release Infrastructure] and [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering Release Engineering].

For another overview of the MeeGo porting process, see [http://meego.com/developers/hardware-enabling-process Hardware Enabling Process].

==== Vendor's own OBS ====

So, ultimately, when creating actual products running the MeeGo OS, the vendor may end up setting up their own OBS build system. An own OBS system may also be beneficial in earlier HW/product development phases as it offers a flexible way to modify and build MeeGo OS to test it on the new HW. The vendor's own OBS system can link to the MeeGo OBS for handling packages that come directly from MeeGo and it an link to other sources for handling e.g. closed source packages that are specific to the vendor. An overview picture of this setup can be found from [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Process#Making_a_product_out_of_MeeGo_Release here].

In this setup, the vendor:
* Sets up their own OBS system
** Instructions related to setting up an OBS system can be found from [http://wiki.meego.com/User:Stskeeps/10_easy_steps_to_a_local_OBS here] and [http://wiki.meego.com/Build_Infrastructure/Sysadmin_Distro/OBS_setup_openSUSE112 here].
* Creates projects under the their own OBS for their own components
* Links their own OBS to the MeeGo OBS for MeeGo components
* May have trial patches to MeeGo components in their own OBS
** NOTE. Eventually all patches to MeeGo components required in a final MeeGo based product ''should'' be pushed to MeeGo.com. However, this is not an absolute must requirement as long as the MeeGo compliance requirements and applicable SW license rules are fulfilled.
** See [[#Upstream_projects,_MeeGo,_products_and_patches|''Upstream projects, MeeGo, products and patches'']] below
* Needs to setup the necessary machinery to create releases and images from the packages built with OBS
** This machinery can be based on the toolset used in MeeGo (see above)

==== Working under MeeGo.com ====

Another way of porting MeeGo to some new HW is to get the new HW accepted as one MeeGo reference HW and have the MeeGo build machinery create builds for the reference HW as a part of the normal MeeGo release building cycle (see [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Release_Timeline Release Timeline] and [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Process Release Process]). This setup can also include QA support for the reference HW on the MeeGo side (see [http://wiki.meego.com/Quality Quality]). At the time of this writing, the actual process of getting new reference HW to MeeGo is still somewhat unclear. In any case, this model requires active participation from the vendor in MeeGo work in general and especially in supporting their reference HW in MeeGo.

In this setup, the vendor:
* Creates a device/platform development project under the MeeGo OBS for their components. The open source components would then get submitted to MeeGo Trunk:Testing and get reviewed like any other MeeGo component for inclusion.
** Note that it is also possible to have closed source binary components in the MeeGo OBS to be included in the MeeGo builds for some reference HW. These are submitted to the Trunk:non-oss repository. Licensing is usually required to at least include redistributability as the components cannot be mirrored from or hosted at repo.meego.com otherwise. It is not possible to have components within Trunk:Testing require closed source dependencies.
* Pushes patches to other MeeGo components at MeeGo.com as necessary (see [[#Upstream_projects,_MeeGo,_products_and_patches|''Upstream projects, MeeGo, products and patches'']] below)
* Creates (or supports the creation of) a MIC kickstart file for building images for their reference HW
* As necessary, supports adding support for their reference HW and SW components in the MeeGo build and release infrastructure tools

==== Trials ====

A lightweight but also more limited "try it out" alternative to the above processes is discussed below.

===== Initial bring-up attempt =====

* Grab an already built root filesystem / image for a MeeGo reference device that's the most closest to your target. For ARMv7 this is typically the Nokia N900 handset image, for Atom, this could be netbook image or handset image.
* Build a Linux kernel for your device and install the modules into /lib/modules.
* Boot the root filesystem and modify the configuration and drop in components to bring up the device to UX. Note down the things you had to modify or add as this will be input for your porting work.

===== Building your first image =====

The second step to a proper hardware adaptation is making sure you can build your own image. Since we based our work before on a reference device image, it makes sense to try to build this image first. MeeGo images are constructed on the basis of so called 'kickstart files' which describe the intended contents of a image.

* Install the MeeGo Image Creator tool (MIC)
* Download the kickstart file (.ks) from the same directory you found your reference device image.
* Create a image using mic-image-creator (should be elaborated).
* Test out your freshly baked image as in previous step.

===== Building your port's first reproduciable image =====

* Download the MeeGo kernel, possibly modifying the kernel with additional patches (including new device drivers) and building the kernel (see [[#Getting_new_chipset_support_to_the_MeeGo_kernel|''Getting new chipset support to the MeeGo kernel'']] below).
* Add the repository containing your kernel package to the kickstart file (to be elaborated)
* Remove parts of the kickstart file specific to the reference device.
* Add a mention of your kernel package in the %packages section.
* Build packages or include shell scripts in %post section of kickstart file that adds/modifies configuration fitting your device.

A detailed description of a variation of this model can be found from [http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/Meego_on_Beagleboard_from_scratch here] (Better description needed).

==== Getting new chipset support to the MeeGo kernel ====

See [http://wiki.meego.com/How-to:_getting_new_chipset_support_to_the_MeeGo_kernel How-to: getting new chipset support to the MeeGo kernel] for more detailed information about how to work with the MeeGo kernel and make it support new HW.

=== Upstream projects, MeeGo, products and patches ===

When building a product based on MeeGo, the product vendor will typically augment the MeeGo OS with their own SW components as well as make fixes and adjustments to the MeeGo OS code (in the limits set by the compliance rules). While vendors can manage their own SW components as they wish, the strong preference is that any changes made to the MeeGo OS SW components are delivered as patches primarily to the respective upstream projects or secondarily to MeeGo.com. In this way vendors can relieve themselves from the burden of managing a potentially big patch set on top of MeeGo OS and also verify the quality and safety of their patches. Having the patches in upstream projects again lessens the patch set management load at MeeGo.com.

For information about pushing patches to MeeGo, see [http://meego.com/about/contribution-guidelines Contribution Guidelines] and [http://meego.com/developers/hardware-enabling-process Hardware Enabling Process] (especially section ''How Do Patches Get Integrated and Accepted?'') and [http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-os-base/kernel-source/blobs/master/README.workflow Kernel workflow].

== Porting by functional areas ==

=== HW adaptation interfaces ===

The key goal in the sections below is to identify the SW interface(s) through which the MeeGo OS generic SW components communicate with the HW adaptation SW. These interfaces are effectively the SW interfaces that the HW adaptation SW needs to implement/use towards MeeGo OS. Behind these interfaces the HW adaptation SW components can basically do their job as they see best. In some cases, however, there may be some preferred (but not required) way of implementing the adaptation.

In some functional areas, the adaptation work may consist of just writing a suitable Linux device driver for the HW in question. In some other areas, the adaptation work may consist of writing one or more device drivers as well as one or more plugins to some user-space SW frameworks. Various configuration file changes may also be a required part of the adaptation work.

=== Fundamental functionality ===

==== Boot ====

MeeGo places no restrictions as to what SW components are used to handle the pre-OS boot phases in a MeeGo compliant device. Thus, vendors are free to choose e.g. the boot loader as they see fit. Note however that full utilization of the MeeGo platform security requires that the pre-OS boot phases form a trusted boot chain that ultimately builds on chipset-level security support.

At the time of this writing, MeeGo does not define anything special with regard to what information the boot loader is expected to pass to the Linux kernel e.g. via the kernel command line.

The kernel-level boot phases can be tailored as necessary to the specific CPU, chipset or device in a standard Linux manner.

The post-kernel boot phases (startup scripts) can be tailored by device vendors as necessary for their devices in the limits set by MeeGo compliance requirements (certain SW components need to be present in the system).

==== Kernel fundamentals ====

Regarding the Linux kernel, each MeeGo release defines the kernel version to be used and a set of patches on top of that. In addition, the Linux kernel used in MeeGo compliant devices is assumed to have been built with a set of fixed build-time configuration values that are not allowed to be changed. In addition to the fixed values, device vendors can define other kernel configuration values as required by their devices.

MeeGo does not place any special requirements concerning how the boot loader passes information to the kernel or how the HW configuration and initialization of the system is handled.

CPU, chipset (SoC) and device vendors are assumed to implement the elementary CPU architecture/chipset/device support for the Linux kernel used in MeeGo in a standard Linux manner. This includes:
* HW (board) configuration
* Mapping the fundamental Linux kernel functionality (e.g. IRQ, DMA, GPIO, RTC and memory handling) to the HW in question
* Creation/modification of the necessary device drivers to support the core SoC interfaces (e.g. I2C, SPI, SDIO)
* Permanent memory support
* Debugging and tracing support

==== Power and thermal management ====

At the time of this writing, the understanding is that MeeGo in general relies on established Linux kernel frameworks and APIs for power management. Some of these frameworks and APIs may be applicable only in certain CPU architectures. In addition, the HW capabilities related to power management may vary between different HW platforms potentially meaning that the SW is assumed perform somewhat different tasks in different environments.

The Linux power management frameworks and APIs include:
* CPU frequency control (support for the different voltage and frequency operating points) via the cpufreq infrastructure
* CPU idle state management (different levels of sleep) through the cpuidle infrastructure
* Clock management through the clock framework
* Suspend/resume
* Runtime power management
* HW voltage/current regulator control via the regulator framework
* PM_QOS (power management quality of service) framework for making and listening to PM QoS requests

Whether MeeGo will have some user space SW components or framework related to power management is under discussion at the time of this writing.

In the thermal management area, the Device State Management Entity (DSME) component in the Device Health subsystem is supposed to make thermal state management decisions in the system. The DSME has a thermal manager module that again uses other DSME modules (thermal objects) to access the actual thermal sensor information in the HW. To port this functionality to new HW, one or more DSME thermal object modules need to be implemented.

The APIs that the thermal object modules use to access the thermal sensor information are not strictly defined by MeeGo. At device driver level, however, the preferred approach is to utilize standard Linux interfaces such as the generic thermal sysfs API or the hwmon sysfs API.

==== Energy management ====

At the time of this writing, basically the only thing that MeeGo requires from HW adaptation in the energy management area (battery charging and monitoring) is support for the Linux power supply sysfs class. Additional energy management related functionality can be handled in a vendor specific manner.

==== Security ====

Work is ongoing in bringing platform security functionality to the MeeGo OS based on the Mandatory Access Control (MAC), Integrity Measurement Architecture (IMA) and Extended Verification Module (EVM) technologies in the Linux kernel. Maximum security can be reached if the MeeGo platform security functionality can rely on trusted platform support "below" the Linux kernel, effectively in the HW and the boot loader(s). MeeGo, however, places no strict requirements as to how the trusted platform support is implemented in MeeGo based devices.

MeeGo also includes the OpenSSL open source toolkit implementing general purpose cryptography functionality. Algorithms and operations supported by the OpenSSL toolkit can be accelerated in HW by using the OpenSSL engine architecture. OpenSSL also supports a cryptodev engine that uses crypto algorithms implemented in the Linux kernel.

Some devices may have a security watchdog in the HW that needs "kicking" at regular intervals to keep the device up and running. In MeeGo, watchdog kicking functionality is implemented in the Device State Management Entity (DSME) component. If security watchdog kicking is needed, the DSME needs to be adapted to handle that through the right device driver interface and at the right intervals.

==== Device state/behaviour management ====

The DSME component participates in device state management e.g. by managing device run level, reboot and shutdown, by monitoring the device thermal state and shutting down the device in fatal thermal conditions, and by handling HW watchdog kicking activity.

In a new HW environment, the DSME needs to be adapted to handle the watchdog kicking through the right device driver interfaces and at the right intervals. In addition, to port the DSME thermal management functionality to new HW, one or more DSME thermal object modules need to be implemented as described above in the [[#Power_and_thermal_management|''Power and thermal management'']] section.

The Resource (Policy) Manager component in the Device Health subsystem offers a generic framework for:
* Monitoring device and application events
* Managing policies that specify rules about what should happen in the device when certain events occur
* Making policy decisions when events occur (determining the needed changes in the device)
* Enforcing changes in the system through policy enforcement points

The Resource Manager can be used e.g. to change the audio routing in the device when the user attaches a wired headset to the device.

Event listening and change enforcement in the Resource Manager happens through plugin modules. Using the MeeGo OS in some new device effectively involves creating suitable Resource Manager policies and writing the necessary plugins for listening device/application events and changing device behaviour accordingly. Though not pure HW adaptation, this can be considered as a form of MeeGo OS "device adaptation".

=== Display and graphics ===

For an overview of the MeeGo visual services architecture, see [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/meego-architecture-domain-view the MeeGo architecture domain view].

The key ingredients of the display and graphics architecture in MeeGo are the X Window System (X Server with its extensions) and the Khronos graphics APIs (OpenGL ES, OpenVG and EGL with their extensions).

The display and graphics HW adaptation SW needs to enable the X Window System and the Khronos APIs to function on the device HW. In practice, the adaptation SW needs to have an X display/video driver (hosted inside the X Server) and libraries that implement the Khronos graphics APIs, both supporting the features and functionality required by MeeGo. Also some configuration file changes may be needed. Any additional user space and kernel space components needed for the HW adaptation are implementation dependent.

If the device supports delivering display content to external displays, the Resource Manager component may be used to coordinate the display routing related behavior of the device.

=== Media ===

For an overview of the MeeGo media services architecture, see [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/meego-architecture-domain-view the MeeGo architecture domain view].

==== Audio ====

The audio architecture in MeeGo is centered around the GStreamer and PulseAudio frameworks. In addition, the Resource Manager plays a role in coordinating the audio related behavior of the device (audio routings). The audio HW adaptation SW needs to provide GStreamer elements and PulseAudio plugins that enable the GStreamer and PulseAudio client interfaces used for e.g. for audio playback, recording and volume control to work on the device. Typical required components include e.g. codec elements for GStreamer and sink/source plugins for PulseAudio.

Behind the GStreamer and PulseAudio plugins, the audio HW adaptation SW can be implemented with different technologies and APIs, including ALSA and OpenMAX. In case OpenMAX components are used, the gst-omx package must be used to offer those to the GStreamer framework as needed. Use of the ALSA framework and APIs is encouraged, however, as they allow significant reuse of components and functionality on the PulseAudio level and are already a part of the upstream Linux kernel. If ALSA is not used to implement the kernel side parts of the audio adaptation, the solution that is used instead should still be aligned with the upstream Linux kernel.

==== Still imaging ====

The central pieces of the MeeGo still imaging architecture are the [http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/ GStreamer] multimedia framework and the CameraBin GStreamer element. The still imaging HW adaptation SW is required to contain a GStreamer camera source element to be used "inside" the CameraBin element. Thus, the required HW adaptation interfaces are the relevant GStreamer plugin interfaces and especially the interfaces expected by the CameraBin element, in particular the GstPhotography interface.

If HW accelerated encoders are supported, they should be also offered to the system as GStreamer elements.

Behind the GStreamer elements, the HW adaptation SW can be implemented with different technologies and APIs, including V4L2 and OpenMAX. In case OpenMAX components are used, the gst-omx package must be used to offer those to the GStreamer framework.

==== Video imaging ====

The central pieces of the MeeGo video imaging architecture are the [http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/ GStreamer] multimedia framework, the CameraBin GStreamer element (video recording) and the Playbin2 GStreamer element (video playback). The video imaging HW adaptation SW is required to contain:
:* A GStreamer camera source element to be used "inside" the CameraBin element (this is common with still imaging)
:* If HW accelerated codecs are supported, GStreamer elements that wrap the codecs
:* If HW accelerated filters are supported (e.g. video scaler, rotation engines, color conversion engines), GStreamer elements that wrap the filters
:* A GStreamer video sink element that offers the GStreamer X Overlay Interface. Note that if the XVideo extension is supported on the X Server side, the xvimagesink element can be used as the video sink element and no new elements are needed.

Behind the GStreamer elements, the video imaging HW adaptation SW can be implemented with different technologies and APIs, including V4L2 and OpenMAX. In case OpenMAX components are used, the gst-omx package must be used to offer those to the GStreamer framework.

If the device supports delivering video content to external displays, the Resource Manager component may be used to coordinate the video/display routing related behavior of the device.

=== Communications ===

For an overview of the MeeGo communications services architecture, see [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/comms-services Comms Services].

==== Cellular ====

The cellular telephony architecture in MeeGo is centered on the oFono, PulseAudio and Telepathy frameworks. In addition, the Resource Manager plays a role in coordinating the device behavior during voice calls.

The cellular modem HW adaptation SW must implement the following interfaces towards the MeeGo OS:
:* oFono modem plugin/driver API
:* Linux network interface for the Linux TCP/IP stack (for data communications)
:* Relevant PulseAudio plugin interfaces for cellular voice call audio handling

For more detailed information about the oFono APIs, see the documentation and source code available at [http://git.kernel.org/?p=network/ofono/ofono.git;a=summary oFono git].

==== USB ====

The foundation of the the MeeGo USB functionality is the standard Linux USB subsystem. The Linux USB subsystem defines the USB related HW adaptation interfaces that need to be supported in MeeGo. In practice, these are kernel side interfaces between the generic USB functionality and a HW dependent USB host controller driver.

==== WLAN ====

The MeeGo WLAN architecture is centered on the [http://linuxwireless.org/ Linux wireless] (IEEE-802.11) subsystem. The Linux wireless SW stack defines the WLAN HW adaptation SW interfaces that need to be used in MeeGo. In practice, the required interfaces are defined by cfg80211 for FullMAC WLAN devices and by mac80211 for SoftMAC WLAN devices. In addition, a Linux network interface needs to be supported towards the Linux TCP/IP stack.

==== Bluetooth ====

The MeeGo Bluetooth architecture is centered on the [http://www.bluez.org/ BlueZ] SW stack. The BlueZ SW stack defines the Bluetooth HW adaptation SW interfaces that need to be used in MeeGo. In practice, these are Linux kernel side interfaces between the generic HCI (Host Controller Interface) core and a HW specific HCI driver.

=== User/environment IO ===

==== Location ====

The MeeGo location architecture is based on [http://http://labs.trolltech.com/page/Projects/QtMobility| QtMobility Location API]. The QtMobility 1.0 Location API provides geographic coordinates only. The QtMobility 1.1 Location API provides geocoding and reverse geocoding, POI search, navigation, and mapping. The 1.0 Location API is available in MeeGo 1.1. The 1.1 or later Location API will be available in MeeGo 1.2. The Location API uses a plugin system for implementations of the underlying backend. MeeGo compliance requirements require support for the QtMobility Location API and thus require one or more plugins to support these APIs. MeeGo places no restrictions as to how the plugins are implemented, however. Adaptation to location related HW may be done by manufacturers or service providers and the way how it's done is not defined by the API.

MeeGo will use [http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/GeoClue GeoClue] as the reference location framework and the reference implementation of the Qt Mobility location API backend will be written on top of GeoClue. GeoClue defines a set of (D-Bus) APIs for accessing location services provided by service providers implemented as D-Bus services. In addition, GeoClue includes a set of service provider implementations and (at the time of this writing) an experimental master service provider that can act as a proxy between clients and the actual service providers. If a device vendor wants to take advantage of this existing functionality, the vendor can implement their location services "behind" the GeoClue APIs as GeoClue service providers. In such a case, adaptation to the location related HW would happen inside the service providers as defined by the service provider designs.

==== Sensors ====

The key component in the MeeGo sensor handling architecture is the Sensor Framework. The Sensor Framework uses both HW independent logical sensor plugins and HW dependent sensor adaptor plugins in its operation. The required sensor HW adaptation interfaces in MeeGo are the interfaces that the Sensor Framework and the logical sensor plugins define for the sensor adaptor plugins to implement. The sensor adaptor plugins typically communicate directly with sensor HW drivers in the Linux kernel. The interfaces that the sensor HW drivers expose to the user space are not defined by MeeGo. Sensor HW adaptation in MeeGo thus consists of adaptor plugins in the Sensor Framework and sensor HW drivers in the Linux kernel.

Note that thermal sensors are handled in a different manner as described in the [[#Power and thermal management|''Power and thermal management'']] section above.

==== Touch ====

The key SW components on the touch input handling path in MeeGo are the touch HW device driver, Linux kernel input subsystem, X server, X input driver, Qt and finally the MeeGo Touch Framework. Enabling touch support for some new HW requires at least the implementation of the corresponding touch HW device driver in the Linux kernel. If this driver communicates touch events to the user space in a "standard" manner via the Linux kernel input subsystem, basically the existing functionality in X server (e.g. evdev input driver) and above can be used as such. In case the kernel-to-user-space interface is non-standard, it is also possible to implement a new X input driver as a part of the touch HW adaptation.

At the time of this writing, official X server support for multi-touch is only on its way to implementations. Multi-touch support in X requires a new version, 2.1, of the [http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~whot/inputproto/tree/XI2proto.txt?h=multitouch X Input Extension] and this means also changes to the client side, in this case Qt's multi-touch support. Once this support has been implemented throughout the SW stack, including X evdev input driver, supporting multi-touch for some new HW should require only the implementation of the corresponding touch HW device driver in the Linux kernel. Meanwhile, multi-touch support in MeeGo uses a special X input driver (mtev), X server multi-pointer support (MPX) and Qt multi-touch support written on top of MPX. Thus, at this point, the user-space interface exposed by the touch HW device driver needs to be compatible with mtev.

==== HW keyboard ====

The key SW components on the HW keyboard input handling path in MeeGo are the keyboard HW device driver, Linux kernel input subsystem, X server, X input driver and Qt. Enabling keyboard support for some new HW requires typically only the implementation of the corresponding keyboard HW device driver in the Linux kernel. If this driver communicates key events to the user space in a "standard" manner via the Linux kernel input subsystem, the existing functionality in X server (e.g. evdev input driver) and above should work as such. In case the kernel-to-user space interface is non-standard, it is also possible to implement a new X input driver as a part of the keyboard HW adaptation.

==== Haptics ====

The MeeGo Touch Framework present (at least) in the MeeGo handset device category contains a component called Feedback Framework (meegotouch-feedback) that handles the creation of auditory and/or haptic feedback to touch events. The haptic feedback can be created e.g. with vibra motors or piezo elements. In the Feedback Framework, the different types of feedback are created by backend libraries implemented as plugins.

The haptics related HW adaptation interface from MeeGo OS perspective is the backend plugin interface defined by the Feedback Framework. The plugins can then communicate with the HW either through some device driver interface or some intermediate SW layers (MeeGo places no restrictions as to how the plugins are implemented).

==== Vibra (notifications/alerts) ====

At the time of this writing, MeeGo does not yet define a HW adaptation interface for notification/alert type vibra playback. Such a definition is likely, however, as e.g. the MeeGo Touch Framework has the capability of playing back vibra as a part of notification handling.

See the previous section for information about how vibra HW adaptation is handled for haptic feedback.

==== Miscellaneous (LEDs, keys, switches etc.) ====

At the time of this writing, MeeGo does not define HW adaptation interfaces for things like:
* Controlling LEDs
* Handling the various keys and switches in the device (e.g. power key, volume key, camera button, slider switch)
* Touch screen or HW keyboard enabling/disabling depending on device state
* Keyboard backlight control
* Display state (on/off) and brightness control

Thus, for now, these issues can be handled in a vendor specific manner.

=== Flashing, testing, tuning, certification ===

The current understanding is that flashing, self-testing, functional testing, tuning and certification related issues are handled in a vendor specific manner.

MeeGo Porting Guide

2010-12-12T22:44:32Z

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== Introduction ==
The goal of MeeGo Porting Guide (MPG) is to provide valuable information and instructions to people who want to run MeeGo OS on their (new) HW and eventually create products based on the MeeGo OS. The MPG starts with an overview of the porting process, tools and other related background information and then moves on to describing what the porting actually means in individual technical/functional areas.

The porting guide is not strictly tied to any particular MeeGo OS version or device category. Instead it tries to be general enough to cover the different device categories as well as follow changes introduced in new MeeGo OS versions.

Detailed porting information in the different technical areas is dependent on the respective [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture MeeGo architecture]. In some cases, this architecture may still be open and this is noted in the applicable sections.

=== Feedback ===

Contribution to these pages is open. Any MeeGo community member is free to ''improve'' these pages at any time. You can also leave feedback in the [http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-porting MeeGo porting mailing list].

== General porting information/guidelines ==

=== MeeGo compliance ===

Perhaps the most important piece of background information related to the MPG are the [http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/Compliance MeeGo compliance requirements]. A device that is meant to be MeeGo compliant will need to fulfill the requirements listed in the MeeGo compliance specification for the applicable device category (the first version of the specification is supposed to be available in October 2010). In short, a MeeGo compliant device will need to:
* Meet the minimum HW performance and component requirements for the applicable device category
* Include all SW components that form the MeeGo core OS
* Include the additional SW components required to be present in devices in the applicable device category
* Not break the API/ABI of any of the components coming from MeeGo
* Follow the MeeGo SW packaging conventions

The compliance rules will also specify CPU architecture specific requirements concerning how MeeGo OS itself and MeeGo applications are to be compiled to different environments (instruction set used, compiler version, compiler options etc.).

A device vendor may include additional functionality, HW components and SW components in their devices as long as they don't break MeeGo compliance. The vendor can also patch MeeGo OS components if the patches don't break MeeGo compliance. A device vendor's own SW components can be either open source or closed source components as long as they adhere to the rules set by the applicable SW licenses.

From the MeeGo Porting Guide perspective, the compliance requirements - by defining the SW components and HW components that need to be present - effectively define the minimum set of porting tasks required from a device vendor and what SW components are involved from MeeGo OS side.

=== Porting process and tools ===

==== Overview ====

As long as some vendor's device is MeeGo compliant as defined above, it is basically up to the vendor to decide how they build the SW that ends up in the device. The vendor may use their own build machinery or setup an OBS build system that is used also in MeeGo. Regardless of what the vendor's build system is, it needs to integrate with the MeeGo build infrastructure at least to fetch the MeeGo source packages for the builds as well as build each MeeGo component in the same way as it would be built in the MeeGo build system (e.g. with the same compiler and compiler options). Whatever the case, the intention in MeeGo is to use and offer an open toolset that any HW or SW vendor can use for efficient SW creation. It is likely that using the same toolset as MeeGo will offer the easiest way to integrate vendor's own build system with the the MeeGo build infrastructure.

The key ingredients of the MeeGo build infrastructure and toolset are:
* [http://meego.gitorious.org MeeGo Gitorious]
** A version control system for the source files of various MeeGo specific SW components and tools
* [http://build.meego.com MeeGo OBS]
** The build system that is used to build MeeGo packages (RPMs) from their sources
* [http://repo.meego.com MeeGo Repository]
** The place where the built MeeGo releases, i.e. MeeGo packages and images are stored
* [http://wiki.meego.com/Image_Creation MeeGo Image Creator]
** The tool used to build MeeGo images that can be installed/flashed on HW
* MeeGo release tools
** Tools such as BOSS and REVS that are used in the creation of the MeeGo releases under repo.meego.com

For additional information, see [http://wiki.meego.com/Build_Infrastructure Build Infrastructure], [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Infrastructure Release Infrastructure] and [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering Release Engineering].

For another overview of the MeeGo porting process, see [http://meego.com/developers/hardware-enabling-process Hardware Enabling Process].

==== Vendor's own OBS ====

So, ultimately, when creating actual products running the MeeGo OS, the vendor may end up setting up their own OBS build system. An own OBS system may also be beneficial in earlier HW/product development phases as it offers a flexible way to modify and build MeeGo OS to test it on the new HW. The vendor's own OBS system can link to the MeeGo OBS for handling packages that come directly from MeeGo and it an link to other sources for handling e.g. closed source packages that are specific to the vendor. An overview picture of this setup can be found from [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Process#Making_a_product_out_of_MeeGo_Release here].

In this setup, the vendor:
* Sets up their own OBS system
** Instructions related to setting up an OBS system can be found from [http://wiki.meego.com/User:Stskeeps/10_easy_steps_to_a_local_OBS here] and [http://wiki.meego.com/Build_Infrastructure/Sysadmin_Distro/OBS_setup_openSUSE112 here].
* Creates projects under the their own OBS for their own components
* Links their own OBS to the MeeGo OBS for MeeGo components
* May have trial patches to MeeGo components in their own OBS
** NOTE. Eventually all patches to MeeGo components required in a final MeeGo based product ''should'' be pushed to MeeGo.com. However, this is not an absolute must requirement as long as the MeeGo compliance requirements and applicable SW license rules are fulfilled.
** See [[#Upstream_projects,_MeeGo,_products_and_patches|''Upstream projects, MeeGo, products and patches'']] below
* Needs to setup the necessary machinery to create releases and images from the packages built with OBS
** This machinery can be based on the toolset used in MeeGo (see above)

==== Working under MeeGo.com ====

Another way of porting MeeGo to some new HW is to get the new HW accepted as one MeeGo reference HW and have the MeeGo build machinery create builds for the reference HW as a part of the normal MeeGo release building cycle (see [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Release_Timeline Release Timeline] and [http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Process Release Process]). This setup can also include QA support for the reference HW on the MeeGo side (see [http://wiki.meego.com/Quality Quality]). At the time of this writing, the actual process of getting new reference HW to MeeGo is still somewhat unclear. In any case, this model requires active participation from the vendor in MeeGo work in general and especially in supporting their reference HW in MeeGo.

In this setup, the vendor:
* Creates a device/platform development project under the MeeGo OBS for their components. The open source components would then get submitted to MeeGo Trunk:Testing and get reviewed like any other MeeGo component for inclusion.
** Note that it is also possible to have closed source binary components in the MeeGo OBS to be included in the MeeGo builds for some reference HW. These are submitted to the Trunk:non-oss repository. Licensing is usually required to at least include redistributability as the components cannot be mirrored from or hosted at repo.meego.com otherwise. It is not possible to have components within Trunk:Testing require closed source dependencies.
* Pushes patches to other MeeGo components at MeeGo.com as necessary (see [[#Upstream_projects,_MeeGo,_products_and_patches|''Upstream projects, MeeGo, products and patches'']] below)
* Creates (or supports the creation of) a MIC kickstart file for building images for their reference HW
* As necessary, supports adding support for their reference HW and SW components in the MeeGo build and release infrastructure tools

==== Trials ====

A lightweight but also more limited "try it out" alternative to the above processes is discussed below.

===== Initial bring-up attempt =====

* Grab an already built root filesystem / image for a MeeGo reference device that's the most closest to your target. For ARMv7 this is typically the Nokia N900 handset image, for Atom, this could be netbook image or handset image.
* Build a Linux kernel for your device and install the modules into /lib/modules.
* Boot the root filesystem and modify the configuration and drop in components to bring up the device to UX. Note down the things you had to modify or add as this will be input for your porting work.

===== Building your first image =====

The second step to a proper hardware adaptation is making sure you can build your own image. Since we based our work before on a reference device image, it makes sense to try to build this image first. MeeGo images are constructed on the basis of so called 'kickstart files' which describe the intended contents of a image.

* Install the MeeGo Image Creator tool (MIC)
* Download the kickstart file (.ks) from the same directory you found your reference device image.
* Create a image using mic-image-creator (should be elaborated).
* Test out your freshly baked image as in previous step.

===== Building your port's first reproduciable image =====

* Download the MeeGo kernel, possibly modifying the kernel with additional patches (including new device drivers) and building the kernel (see [[#Getting_new_chipset_support_to_the_MeeGo_kernel|''Getting new chipset support to the MeeGo kernel'']] below).
* Add the repository containing your kernel package to the kickstart fine (to be elaborated)
* Remove parts of the kickstart file specific to the reference device.
* Add a mention of your kernel package in the %packages section.
* Build packages or include shell scripts in %post section of kickstart file that adds/modifies configuration fitting your device.

A detailed description of a variation of this model can be found from [http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/Meego_on_Beagleboard_from_scratch here] (Better description needed).

==== Getting new chipset support to the MeeGo kernel ====

See [http://wiki.meego.com/How-to:_getting_new_chipset_support_to_the_MeeGo_kernel How-to: getting new chipset support to the MeeGo kernel] for more detailed information about how to work with the MeeGo kernel and make it support new HW.

=== Upstream projects, MeeGo, products and patches ===

When building a product based on MeeGo, the product vendor will typically augment the MeeGo OS with their own SW components as well as make fixes and adjustments to the MeeGo OS code (in the limits set by the compliance rules). While vendors can manage their own SW components as they wish, the strong preference is that any changes made to the MeeGo OS SW components are delivered as patches primarily to the respective upstream projects or secondarily to MeeGo.com. In this way vendors can relieve themselves from the burden of managing a potentially big patch set on top of MeeGo OS and also verify the quality and safety of their patches. Having the patches in upstream projects again lessens the patch set management load at MeeGo.com.

For information about pushing patches to MeeGo, see [http://meego.com/about/contribution-guidelines Contribution Guidelines] and [http://meego.com/developers/hardware-enabling-process Hardware Enabling Process] (especially section ''How Do Patches Get Integrated and Accepted?'') and [http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-os-base/kernel-source/blobs/master/README.workflow Kernel workflow].

== Porting by functional areas ==

=== HW adaptation interfaces ===

The key goal in the sections below is to identify the SW interface(s) through which the MeeGo OS generic SW components communicate with the HW adaptation SW. These interfaces are effectively the SW interfaces that the HW adaptation SW needs to implement/use towards MeeGo OS. Behind these interfaces the HW adaptation SW components can basically do their job as they see best. In some cases, however, there may be some preferred (but not required) way of implementing the adaptation.

In some functional areas, the adaptation work may consist of just writing a suitable Linux device driver for the HW in question. In some other areas, the adaptation work may consist of writing one or more device drivers as well as one or more plugins to some user-space SW frameworks. Various configuration file changes may also be a required part of the adaptation work.

=== Fundamental functionality ===

==== Boot ====

MeeGo places no restrictions as to what SW components are used to handle the pre-OS boot phases in a MeeGo compliant device. Thus, vendors are free to choose e.g. the boot loader as they see fit. Note however that full utilization of the MeeGo platform security requires that the pre-OS boot phases form a trusted boot chain that ultimately builds on chipset-level security support.

At the time of this writing, MeeGo does not define anything special with regard to what information the boot loader is expected to pass to the Linux kernel e.g. via the kernel command line.

The kernel-level boot phases can be tailored as necessary to the specific CPU, chipset or device in a standard Linux manner.

The post-kernel boot phases (startup scripts) can be tailored by device vendors as necessary for their devices in the limits set by MeeGo compliance requirements (certain SW components need to be present in the system).

==== Kernel fundamentals ====

Regarding the Linux kernel, each MeeGo release defines the kernel version to be used and a set of patches on top of that. In addition, the Linux kernel used in MeeGo compliant devices is assumed to have been built with a set of fixed build-time configuration values that are not allowed to be changed. In addition to the fixed values, device vendors can define other kernel configuration values as required by their devices.

MeeGo does not place any special requirements concerning how the boot loader passes information to the kernel or how the HW configuration and initialization of the system is handled.

CPU, chipset (SoC) and device vendors are assumed to implement the elementary CPU architecture/chipset/device support for the Linux kernel used in MeeGo in a standard Linux manner. This includes:
* HW (board) configuration
* Mapping the fundamental Linux kernel functionality (e.g. IRQ, DMA, GPIO, RTC and memory handling) to the HW in question
* Creation/modification of the necessary device drivers to support the core SoC interfaces (e.g. I2C, SPI, SDIO)
* Permanent memory support
* Debugging and tracing support

==== Power and thermal management ====

At the time of this writing, the understanding is that MeeGo in general relies on established Linux kernel frameworks and APIs for power management. Some of these frameworks and APIs may be applicable only in certain CPU architectures. In addition, the HW capabilities related to power management may vary between different HW platforms potentially meaning that the SW is assumed perform somewhat different tasks in different environments.

The Linux power management frameworks and APIs include:
* CPU frequency control (support for the different voltage and frequency operating points) via the cpufreq infrastructure
* CPU idle state management (different levels of sleep) through the cpuidle infrastructure
* Clock management through the clock framework
* Suspend/resume
* Runtime power management
* HW voltage/current regulator control via the regulator framework
* PM_QOS (power management quality of service) framework for making and listening to PM QoS requests

Whether MeeGo will have some user space SW components or framework related to power management is under discussion at the time of this writing.

In the thermal management area, the Device State Management Entity (DSME) component in the Device Health subsystem is supposed to make thermal state management decisions in the system. The DSME has a thermal manager module that again uses other DSME modules (thermal objects) to access the actual thermal sensor information in the HW. To port this functionality to new HW, one or more DSME thermal object modules need to be implemented.

The APIs that the thermal object modules use to access the thermal sensor information are not strictly defined by MeeGo. At device driver level, however, the preferred approach is to utilize standard Linux interfaces such as the generic thermal sysfs API or the hwmon sysfs API.

==== Energy management ====

At the time of this writing, basically the only thing that MeeGo requires from HW adaptation in the energy management area (battery charging and monitoring) is support for the Linux power supply sysfs class. Additional energy management related functionality can be handled in a vendor specific manner.

==== Security ====

Work is ongoing in bringing platform security functionality to the MeeGo OS based on the Mandatory Access Control (MAC), Integrity Measurement Architecture (IMA) and Extended Verification Module (EVM) technologies in the Linux kernel. Maximum security can be reached if the MeeGo platform security functionality can rely on trusted platform support "below" the Linux kernel, effectively in the HW and the boot loader(s). MeeGo, however, places no strict requirements as to how the trusted platform support is implemented in MeeGo based devices.

MeeGo also includes the OpenSSL open source toolkit implementing general purpose cryptography functionality. Algorithms and operations supported by the OpenSSL toolkit can be accelerated in HW by using the OpenSSL engine architecture. OpenSSL also supports a cryptodev engine that uses crypto algorithms implemented in the Linux kernel.

Some devices may have a security watchdog in the HW that needs "kicking" at regular intervals to keep the device up and running. In MeeGo, watchdog kicking functionality is implemented in the Device State Management Entity (DSME) component. If security watchdog kicking is needed, the DSME needs to be adapted to handle that through the right device driver interface and at the right intervals.

==== Device state/behaviour management ====

The DSME component participates in device state management e.g. by managing device run level, reboot and shutdown, by monitoring the device thermal state and shutting down the device in fatal thermal conditions, and by handling HW watchdog kicking activity.

In a new HW environment, the DSME needs to be adapted to handle the watchdog kicking through the right device driver interfaces and at the right intervals. In addition, to port the DSME thermal management functionality to new HW, one or more DSME thermal object modules need to be implemented as described above in the [[#Power_and_thermal_management|''Power and thermal management'']] section.

The Resource (Policy) Manager component in the Device Health subsystem offers a generic framework for:
* Monitoring device and application events
* Managing policies that specify rules about what should happen in the device when certain events occur
* Making policy decisions when events occur (determining the needed changes in the device)
* Enforcing changes in the system through policy enforcement points

The Resource Manager can be used e.g. to change the audio routing in the device when the user attaches a wired headset to the device.

Event listening and change enforcement in the Resource Manager happens through plugin modules. Using the MeeGo OS in some new device effectively involves creating suitable Resource Manager policies and writing the necessary plugins for listening device/application events and changing device behaviour accordingly. Though not pure HW adaptation, this can be considered as a form of MeeGo OS "device adaptation".

=== Display and graphics ===

For an overview of the MeeGo visual services architecture, see [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/meego-architecture-domain-view the MeeGo architecture domain view].

The key ingredients of the display and graphics architecture in MeeGo are the X Window System (X Server with its extensions) and the Khronos graphics APIs (OpenGL ES, OpenVG and EGL with their extensions).

The display and graphics HW adaptation SW needs to enable the X Window System and the Khronos APIs to function on the device HW. In practice, the adaptation SW needs to have an X display/video driver (hosted inside the X Server) and libraries that implement the Khronos graphics APIs, both supporting the features and functionality required by MeeGo. Also some configuration file changes may be needed. Any additional user space and kernel space components needed for the HW adaptation are implementation dependent.

If the device supports delivering display content to external displays, the Resource Manager component may be used to coordinate the display routing related behavior of the device.

=== Media ===

For an overview of the MeeGo media services architecture, see [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/meego-architecture-domain-view the MeeGo architecture domain view].

==== Audio ====

The audio architecture in MeeGo is centered around the GStreamer and PulseAudio frameworks. In addition, the Resource Manager plays a role in coordinating the audio related behavior of the device (audio routings). The audio HW adaptation SW needs to provide GStreamer elements and PulseAudio plugins that enable the GStreamer and PulseAudio client interfaces used for e.g. for audio playback, recording and volume control to work on the device. Typical required components include e.g. codec elements for GStreamer and sink/source plugins for PulseAudio.

Behind the GStreamer and PulseAudio plugins, the audio HW adaptation SW can be implemented with different technologies and APIs, including ALSA and OpenMAX. In case OpenMAX components are used, the gst-omx package must be used to offer those to the GStreamer framework as needed. Use of the ALSA framework and APIs is encouraged, however, as they allow significant reuse of components and functionality on the PulseAudio level and are already a part of the upstream Linux kernel. If ALSA is not used to implement the kernel side parts of the audio adaptation, the solution that is used instead should still be aligned with the upstream Linux kernel.

==== Still imaging ====

The central pieces of the MeeGo still imaging architecture are the [http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/ GStreamer] multimedia framework and the CameraBin GStreamer element. The still imaging HW adaptation SW is required to contain a GStreamer camera source element to be used "inside" the CameraBin element. Thus, the required HW adaptation interfaces are the relevant GStreamer plugin interfaces and especially the interfaces expected by the CameraBin element, in particular the GstPhotography interface.

If HW accelerated encoders are supported, they should be also offered to the system as GStreamer elements.

Behind the GStreamer elements, the HW adaptation SW can be implemented with different technologies and APIs, including V4L2 and OpenMAX. In case OpenMAX components are used, the gst-omx package must be used to offer those to the GStreamer framework.

==== Video imaging ====

The central pieces of the MeeGo video imaging architecture are the [http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/ GStreamer] multimedia framework, the CameraBin GStreamer element (video recording) and the Playbin2 GStreamer element (video playback). The video imaging HW adaptation SW is required to contain:
:* A GStreamer camera source element to be used "inside" the CameraBin element (this is common with still imaging)
:* If HW accelerated codecs are supported, GStreamer elements that wrap the codecs
:* If HW accelerated filters are supported (e.g. video scaler, rotation engines, color conversion engines), GStreamer elements that wrap the filters
:* A GStreamer video sink element that offers the GStreamer X Overlay Interface. Note that if the XVideo extension is supported on the X Server side, the xvimagesink element can be used as the video sink element and no new elements are needed.

Behind the GStreamer elements, the video imaging HW adaptation SW can be implemented with different technologies and APIs, including V4L2 and OpenMAX. In case OpenMAX components are used, the gst-omx package must be used to offer those to the GStreamer framework.

If the device supports delivering video content to external displays, the Resource Manager component may be used to coordinate the video/display routing related behavior of the device.

=== Communications ===

For an overview of the MeeGo communications services architecture, see [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture/comms-services Comms Services].

==== Cellular ====

The cellular telephony architecture in MeeGo is centered on the oFono, PulseAudio and Telepathy frameworks. In addition, the Resource Manager plays a role in coordinating the device behavior during voice calls.

The cellular modem HW adaptation SW must implement the following interfaces towards the MeeGo OS:
:* oFono modem plugin/driver API
:* Linux network interface for the Linux TCP/IP stack (for data communications)
:* Relevant PulseAudio plugin interfaces for cellular voice call audio handling

For more detailed information about the oFono APIs, see the documentation and source code available at [http://git.kernel.org/?p=network/ofono/ofono.git;a=summary oFono git].

==== USB ====

The foundation of the the MeeGo USB functionality is the standard Linux USB subsystem. The Linux USB subsystem defines the USB related HW adaptation interfaces that need to be supported in MeeGo. In practice, these are kernel side interfaces between the generic USB functionality and a HW dependent USB host controller driver.

==== WLAN ====

The MeeGo WLAN architecture is centered on the [http://linuxwireless.org/ Linux wireless] (IEEE-802.11) subsystem. The Linux wireless SW stack defines the WLAN HW adaptation SW interfaces that need to be used in MeeGo. In practice, the required interfaces are defined by cfg80211 for FullMAC WLAN devices and by mac80211 for SoftMAC WLAN devices. In addition, a Linux network interface needs to be supported towards the Linux TCP/IP stack.

==== Bluetooth ====

The MeeGo Bluetooth architecture is centered on the [http://www.bluez.org/ BlueZ] SW stack. The BlueZ SW stack defines the Bluetooth HW adaptation SW interfaces that need to be used in MeeGo. In practice, these are Linux kernel side interfaces between the generic HCI (Host Controller Interface) core and a HW specific HCI driver.

=== User/environment IO ===

==== Location ====

The MeeGo location architecture is based on [http://http://labs.trolltech.com/page/Projects/QtMobility| QtMobility Location API]. The QtMobility 1.0 Location API provides geographic coordinates only. The QtMobility 1.1 Location API provides geocoding and reverse geocoding, POI search, navigation, and mapping. The 1.0 Location API is available in MeeGo 1.1. The 1.1 or later Location API will be available in MeeGo 1.2. The Location API uses a plugin system for implementations of the underlying backend. MeeGo compliance requirements require support for the QtMobility Location API and thus require one or more plugins to support these APIs. MeeGo places no restrictions as to how the plugins are implemented, however. Adaptation to location related HW may be done by manufacturers or service providers and the way how it's done is not defined by the API.

MeeGo will use [http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/GeoClue GeoClue] as the reference location framework and the reference implementation of the Qt Mobility location API backend will be written on top of GeoClue. GeoClue defines a set of (D-Bus) APIs for accessing location services provided by service providers implemented as D-Bus services. In addition, GeoClue includes a set of service provider implementations and (at the time of this writing) an experimental master service provider that can act as a proxy between clients and the actual service providers. If a device vendor wants to take advantage of this existing functionality, the vendor can implement their location services "behind" the GeoClue APIs as GeoClue service providers. In such a case, adaptation to the location related HW would happen inside the service providers as defined by the service provider designs.

==== Sensors ====

The key component in the MeeGo sensor handling architecture is the Sensor Framework. The Sensor Framework uses both HW independent logical sensor plugins and HW dependent sensor adaptor plugins in its operation. The required sensor HW adaptation interfaces in MeeGo are the interfaces that the Sensor Framework and the logical sensor plugins define for the sensor adaptor plugins to implement. The sensor adaptor plugins typically communicate directly with sensor HW drivers in the Linux kernel. The interfaces that the sensor HW drivers expose to the user space are not defined by MeeGo. Sensor HW adaptation in MeeGo thus consists of adaptor plugins in the Sensor Framework and sensor HW drivers in the Linux kernel.

Note that thermal sensors are handled in a different manner as described in the [[#Power and thermal management|''Power and thermal management'']] section above.

==== Touch ====

The key SW components on the touch input handling path in MeeGo are the touch HW device driver, Linux kernel input subsystem, X server, X input driver, Qt and finally the MeeGo Touch Framework. Enabling touch support for some new HW requires at least the implementation of the corresponding touch HW device driver in the Linux kernel. If this driver communicates touch events to the user space in a "standard" manner via the Linux kernel input subsystem, basically the existing functionality in X server (e.g. evdev input driver) and above can be used as such. In case the kernel-to-user-space interface is non-standard, it is also possible to implement a new X input driver as a part of the touch HW adaptation.

At the time of this writing, official X server support for multi-touch is only on its way to implementations. Multi-touch support in X requires a new version, 2.1, of the [http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~whot/inputproto/tree/XI2proto.txt?h=multitouch X Input Extension] and this means also changes to the client side, in this case Qt's multi-touch support. Once this support has been implemented throughout the SW stack, including X evdev input driver, supporting multi-touch for some new HW should require only the implementation of the corresponding touch HW device driver in the Linux kernel. Meanwhile, multi-touch support in MeeGo uses a special X input driver (mtev), X server multi-pointer support (MPX) and Qt multi-touch support written on top of MPX. Thus, at this point, the user-space interface exposed by the touch HW device driver needs to be compatible with mtev.

==== HW keyboard ====

The key SW components on the HW keyboard input handling path in MeeGo are the keyboard HW device driver, Linux kernel input subsystem, X server, X input driver and Qt. Enabling keyboard support for some new HW requires typically only the implementation of the corresponding keyboard HW device driver in the Linux kernel. If this driver communicates key events to the user space in a "standard" manner via the Linux kernel input subsystem, the existing functionality in X server (e.g. evdev input driver) and above should work as such. In case the kernel-to-user space interface is non-standard, it is also possible to implement a new X input driver as a part of the keyboard HW adaptation.

==== Haptics ====

The MeeGo Touch Framework present (at least) in the MeeGo handset device category contains a component called Feedback Framework (meegotouch-feedback) that handles the creation of auditory and/or haptic feedback to touch events. The haptic feedback can be created e.g. with vibra motors or piezo elements. In the Feedback Framework, the different types of feedback are created by backend libraries implemented as plugins.

The haptics related HW adaptation interface from MeeGo OS perspective is the backend plugin interface defined by the Feedback Framework. The plugins can then communicate with the HW either through some device driver interface or some intermediate SW layers (MeeGo places no restrictions as to how the plugins are implemented).

==== Vibra (notifications/alerts) ====

At the time of this writing, MeeGo does not yet define a HW adaptation interface for notification/alert type vibra playback. Such a definition is likely, however, as e.g. the MeeGo Touch Framework has the capability of playing back vibra as a part of notification handling.

See the previous section for information about how vibra HW adaptation is handled for haptic feedback.

==== Miscellaneous (LEDs, keys, switches etc.) ====

At the time of this writing, MeeGo does not define HW adaptation interfaces for things like:
* Controlling LEDs
* Handling the various keys and switches in the device (e.g. power key, volume key, camera button, slider switch)
* Touch screen or HW keyboard enabling/disabling depending on device state
* Keyboard backlight control
* Display state (on/off) and brightness control

Thus, for now, these issues can be handled in a vendor specific manner.

=== Flashing, testing, tuning, certification ===

The current understanding is that flashing, self-testing, functional testing, tuning and certification related issues are handled in a vendor specific manner.