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shahin.sahraei says:
You might already be aware of the Nokia N900, if not, perhaps its MID predecessors. It's an open linux phone with very good internet capabilities and is ARM based just like the iphone.
Luckly the RTM website works perfectly on the N900 and other maemo devices but due to screen size it's a little hard to navigate.

It would be perfect if we could have a maemo widget on the desktop which shows tasks or somehow integrate it into the calendar.

Just an idea, love RTM in any case.
Posted at 7:43pm on December 4, 2009
raczynski says:
one more vote from me
Posted 14 years ago
fred.huang says:
Agree with this as well!
Posted 14 years ago
pavelcz says:
I'm agree. I want Maemo App, too:-)
Posted 14 years ago
kimvais says:
upvote from yours truly
Posted 14 years ago
ffejery says:
Just as a note, there were several attempts at an RTM app for Maemo 4, but to my knowledge, none were ever finished. If anyone intends to make a Maemo 5 app, you might want to look at/lift code from one of the earlier efforts. Examples are DoneIt (stalled), Canola RTM plugin (GSoC, no commits since August), and something else beginning with Z (I think) that implemented task creation only. Of these, DoneIt would probably be the most suitable. I had thought about taking it up, but I have no desire or time to learn GTK.
Posted 14 years ago
treitter says:
I'm working on an RTM app for Maemo 5 and making slow-but-steady progress. It's nearly ready for an early release.

Here's the project page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/milk/ -- the name will likely change, but I'll point to it in that case. If you've very adventurous, you can clone the git repository and try it out. The latest in the repo doesn't include a cache, though I've finished that locally (still needs a little clean-up).

And at any rate, I'm planning to get it included in Maemo Extras or Extras-Devel when it's generally-usable.
Posted 14 years ago
shahin.sahraei says:
Thanks for the tip ffejery, and treitter for taking this up.

I'll be happy to test it, hopefully from the Maemo Extras-testing repository soon.

Meanwhile I'll try and wrap my head around the source and see if I can contribute in some way.
For anybody else interested in this project you can browse here:
https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/ggit/browse.php/?p=milk;a=tree
Posted 14 years ago
shaun.smiley says:
+1 a maemo app would be amazing.
Posted 13 years ago
(closed account) says:
rtm support would really lift the N900, so a big plus 1 from here
Posted 13 years ago
corwin78 says:
I voting for Maemo app too.
Posted 13 years ago
kikeenrique says:
I voting for Maemo/Meego app too.
Posted 13 years ago
barlem says:
+1 vote for RTM on Maemo5. N900 rocks!
Posted 13 years ago
mrmoosehead says:
Aye. Yesh pleeez.
WOuld be lovely. ta.
Posted 13 years ago
markus.blaschke says:
+1 vote
Posted 13 years ago
spemberton says:
Another vote for a RTM app/widget on the N900.
Posted 13 years ago
thamayor says:
Hi guys!
'cause I don't know much about maemo 5 developement
I'm trying to develop a simple web app (with few functionality) for the n900 like tweetgo.net is for tweeter

More info soon (if you're interested) :)
Posted 13 years ago
thamayor says:
by the way I think that https://m.rememberthemilk.com/ should be enough :P
Posted 13 years ago
thamayor says:
ok. now I'll stop spamming :P

but.. do you know that

nolazy app for maemo 5 is available in extras-devel repos?

it's a working remember the milk client! :)
Posted 13 years ago
bobromeo says:
+1 vote
Posted 13 years ago
tubelius85 says:
The widget would be great. One that would auto-update and display tasks due today and overdue on desktop...
Posted 13 years ago
crazybanana says:
+1
Posted 13 years ago
guysoft says:
+1 , would appreciate it if it could also be compiled on maemo 4 . I can help with that.
Posted 13 years ago
hidzuan says:
I would like to know how to use syntax when add new task using NoLazy via N900...

Cheers!
Posted 13 years ago
agart says:
count me in
Posted 13 years ago
yifanke says:
+1, N900 is really a great phone.
Posted 13 years ago
treitter says:
Sorry, I should have said this quite some time ago, but I've given up on development for an RTM client on the N900. It's a dead platform, so it doesn't give me a lot of incentive to work on it.
Posted 13 years ago
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