I hope Ubuntu could get more support for commercial software support

[yueyu lin]

It's not the right way to request as individuals. I've tried to write to
Nokia and got no responses.
Ubuntu is a fast growing distro, it can have enough power and pressure to
these companies. Especially for those company who wanna compete with
Microsoft's Windows Mobile. One day developers can't get rid of windows, no
one will beat Microsoft in device side since it's so easy and convenient to
develop Windows mobile applications.

On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 5:07 PM, Dotan Cohen <dotancohen at gmail.com> wrote:

> 2008/5/17 yueyu lin <popeyelin at gmail.com>:
> > Especially for a lot of development tools support. For an example, the
> > embedded devices development such as mobile phones including
> > symbian/j2me/RIM/iphone,etc.
> > There's no problem on the server side development. When it comes to the
> > device wide, it's difficult or impossible to develop. Since J2ME is
> > so-called "cross-platform", there's no simulator or emulator for Linux.
> > If Ubuntu can work with RIM/Apple/Nokia/Moto/LG to bring all development
> > tools from Windows to Ubuntu, I believe a lot client side developers will
> > choose Ubuntu.
> > Personally, I'm using Ubuntu except when I have to develop and debug the
> > devices. I really hope I could do everything in Ubuntu. I hope it would
> not
> > be a very faraway future.
> >
>
> Did you write to RIM/Apple/Nokia/Moto/LG and tell them that you want
> their devices to sync with KDEPIM/Evolution? Hoping is nice, but
> letting them know is the only effective way to get what you need.
>
> Dotan Cohen
>
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