Category Archives: meego
Maemo, MeeGo, Mer, Tizen: Short statūs
While the official Maemo platform (led by Nokia) is not actively developed anymore, some 3rd party Extras and the Maemo Community Updates project (which welcomes helping hands) are quite alive. MeeGo never managed to fulfil its own expectations with regard … Continue reading
MeeGo QA and RE stuff I’d like to understand.
About some stuff that I’ve recently tried to find out in MeeGo. Quality Assurance “Risk level” and “UX status” field in MeeGo Bugzilla was not documented anywhere – Bryan asked before, I asked again, and in the end “Risk Level” … Continue reading
MeeGo conference San Francisco
I went to San Francisco (US&A) to play Ping-Pong with Chris (I also recommend him as a tour guide – he knows the city). At the same time a conference took place. At the weekend’s preconference I discussed MeeGo L10N … Continue reading
MeeGo bits and bugs
Haven’t blogged for a while on MeeGo related stuff, probably because GNOME was way more crucial in the last weeks. Wrote a proposal for allowing 3rd party products to be listed in bugs.meego.com – see this bug report for the … Continue reading
My MeeGo bugtriaging experience so far
But it happened that it was early October and that I felt like diving into MeeGo bugtriaging. After some public whining, Carsten (who’s always a huge help) and Dawn were kind enough to point out the existence of the meego-qa … Continue reading
bugs.maemo.org updated to 3.4
As some might have noticed, bugs.maemo.org was upgraded from ancient version 2.22 to 3.4 last week. This means we now have a version running that is maintained upstream, a design that fits to the rest of maemo.org, less noisy comments, … Continue reading
MeeGo Conference 2010
The enthusiasm at this conference was pretty impressive. It was probably the right boost for the MeeGo project at the right time as engineers of involved companies could get to know each other and hopefully now also understand a bit … Continue reading
