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Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
This is a discussion on Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu) within the Sky Broadband help forums, part of the Sky Broadband help and support category; Dabble with it, not a full on dev but like to make my own ROMs for my Desire...
- 25-05-11, 08:57 PM #11
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
Dabble with it, not a full on dev but like to make my own ROMs for my Desire
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Advertisement- 26-05-11, 12:30 AM #12
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
Cool
I'm one of the mods on MoDaCo's forum
- 26-05-11, 09:48 AM #13
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
I'm on there, not as much these days since the Desire forum went quiet and Paul moved onto 'better' devices - tend to live on XDA these days
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- 26-05-11, 11:39 AM #14
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That's very true. He's always been the same though, once a new device comes out, straight onto that. He's constantly buying one device sim free and then flogging a pretty new device.
I've only got a San Fran to dabble with some Android stuff. Tempted by one of the newer dual core phones though.
- 26-05-11, 01:29 PM #15
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
Yeah, altho I'm not due an upgrade til next year I might get either an SGS2 or Sensation (once the SIM free handsets are out - don't want any of this Vodafone crapware on it!!)
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- 26-05-11, 03:47 PM #16
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
SGS2 looks amazing. The Sensation is slightly lesser spec. Guess it depends if you prefer Sammy or HTC. The Atrix looks good, as does the LG Optimus 2x.
Hmmm my background was a few WinMo handsets, and then I got an iPhone. I got the San Fran as an excuse to see how good Android really was. My email domain is hosted with Google Apps, and so Android seemed a good idea. I used it as a my work handset for quite some time until they provided me with a blackberry.
So for a while it was a phone without a purpose. It's the original San Fran with the Amoled screen, which Ive put a 2.2 rom onto. It's an awesome handset.
At present it's sat on my desk doing nowt other than on charge. When I moved house, before Sky BB was installed, I was using a Three MiFi ... but with constant use, the batter gave up the ghost. I chucked the mifi sim into the San Fran and turned on the Personal Hotspot. I was brilliant, needed rebooting about once a week. It actually has faster upload via 3G than my Sky Unlimited does!!!
Once the iPhone 5 is out, I will really have some serious thinking about whether I want to keep my investment in the huge number of apps I've bought from the App Store, or whether I move to android. There's very little keeping me with apple at present.
- 26-05-11, 04:00 PM #17
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
Never been a fan of Sammy handsets, and the battery cover on the S2 just fills me with dread! Always been an HTC fan so think the Sensation is where I'm looking but the locked bootloader is a bit off-putting. Hopefully HTC are going to go back on this at some point so that'd be good
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- 26-05-11, 04:14 PM #18
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
Same here ... sammy has a lovely screen. But the rest I can do without. The HTC wins all round for me, apart from locked bootloader.
- 27-05-11, 12:14 PM #19
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
HTC are unlocking all bootloaders from now on!! Might get a Sensation now
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- 27-05-11, 01:29 PM #20
Re: Sky Broadband and Linux (Ubuntu)
Really ?!?!? That's awesome news. VERY tempted now. Might even flog my San Fran on ebay just to help fund the purchase!