On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 12:39:25PM +0000, Peter Flynn wrote: > Andrew Flegg wrote: > > The built in "Internet Call". It works very well when your wife/son > > have an N810 at home, and you're working until 11pm practically every > > night for 3 weeks. Being able to say "night night" to my toddler's the > > only thing which has kept me (vaguely) sane. > > That's a very excellent reason. Unfortunately I don't know anyone else > who has an N8** (present company excepted :-). If Pidgin and/or aMSN or > anything else with a widely-used video protocol works in Diablo with the > camera then that solves the problem. > > > As Quim's asked before - what are you using to define "PIM"? The only > > PIMish apps which ship with Maemo are Contacts and, arguably, Email. And the COntacts that ships isn't very useful. I got suckered into using it, put street addresses in as AIM addresses of some such, and failed to install gpe contacts because I thought I already had it.... Now I've got both contactses (what is the plural of a plural word, anyway?) and have to move entries from one to the other. Having a Contacts application already on my N800 has actually harmed usability. > > I'm surprised the question has to be asked. PIM apps universally are > Contacts and Calendar, Contacts and Calendar definitely have to be linked. I want my appointments to link to the contact entry so I know where to go, and I want my COntacts entry to link to the appointments so I can check on when my next and last dentist visits are/were, cor example. > but they have to link to each other plus whatever > you use for Browser, Email, and IM/SIP, which are not themselves PIM > apps. I don't have as much need for these other links, but I admit they mioght be useful. -- hendrik _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
