A serious limitation of the N900 connectivity subsystem IMHO is the inability to create multiple connections. One can only have one connection at a time. This was a problem when I started investigating MMS support for N900.
Of course one can use some undocumented API like fMMS to have more than one GPRS connection. There's only 1 problem with that approach. You can end up with IP/subnet clash.
Exactly 1 month ago ;-)
The gitorious repository now contains a broken mms-manager, a non functional mms-ui (because I changed the DBus interface ;-)), a preliminary mms viewer and a broken network connection manager. How pretty is that ? ;-)
I've been redesigning the DBus interfaces and I think I reached something. The UI can be easily adapted after that.
However, I'll be on vacation until the end of February. I can't work on mms until I'm back.
I'll try to commit and push the code I have on my laptop but the stuff will still be broken.
Hi again!
I'm still working on the MMS support for fremantle.
As promised yesterday, I'll start cleaning up my code a bit preparing to post it here.
* Broken laptop, +200 euros to replace the fan because I was dumb enough to void my 3 years warranty.
* I lost part of my tooth today while having lunch (With the filling of course) and I need to fight tomorrow at 8 AM to get urgent dental care.
* ...
After the N900 has been announced. I was saying this to a friend of mine:
[Me] so
[Me] remember our discussion about a Linux powered phone ? ;)
[Me] sorry I convinced you that Linux on phones is a no while I knew we were doing it :)
This is a copy of what I've sent to KLM customer care after my disastrous flight from Amsterdam to Cairo:
Hi,
My flight was KL0553
To Cairo and beyond (-:
Too bad I'll transit for one hour in Charles De Gaulle again. I'd rather be prepared to lose my bags :-)
And did I say from 10.07.09 to 09.08.09 ?