Symbian mobile software - Revision history

Wierdbeard65 at 16:43, 5 May 2010

2010-05-05T16:43:00Z

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	[[Category: Phones]]		[[Category: Phones]]
	[[Category: Orbiters]]		[[Category: Orbiters]]

Ray N at 18:16, 13 August 2009

2009-08-13T18:16:33Z

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	<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>		<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>
	<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>		<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>
	<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[~~Download~~]].</p>		<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page here: [[Mirrors]].</p>

Zaerc: not hardware

2007-10-05T15:04:08Z

not hardware

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	~~[[Category: Hardware]]~~
	[[Category: Phones]]		[[Category: Phones]]
	[[Category: Orbiters]]		[[Category: Orbiters]]

Zaerc: added symbian-60 category

2007-10-05T14:10:41Z

added symbian-60 category

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	[[Category: Phones]]		[[Category: Phones]]
	[[Category: Orbiters]]		[[Category: Orbiters]]
			[[Category: Symbian Series 60 mobile]]

	<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>		<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>
	<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>		<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>
	<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>		<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>

Zaerc: moved categories

2007-10-05T14:08:47Z

moved categories

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			[[Category: Hardware]]
			[[Category: Phones]]
			[[Category: Orbiters]]

	<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>		<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>
	<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>		<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>
	<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>		<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>

	~~[[Category:Phones]]~~
	~~[[Category:Orbiters]]~~

Lozzo at 18:27, 28 September 2007

2007-09-28T18:27:05Z

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	<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>		<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>
	<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>		<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>

			[[Category:Phones]]
			[[Category:Orbiters]]

Lozzo: Software moved to Symbian mobile software

2007-09-28T18:26:30Z

Software moved to Symbian mobile software

←Older revision	Revision as of 18:26, 28 September 2007
(No difference)

Jerry finn at 14:58, 16 March 2007

2007-03-16T14:58:50Z

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	<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table><p>The easiest way to get Pluto is using the [[Kick-Start CD]] If you don't use the Kick-Start CD, you can also install Pluto on your existing Linux or Windows computer.</p>

	<p>No matter which method you choose you should login or register at plutohome.com, click 'My Pluto' and then choose 'New Installation' to get the software. A wizard will ask you a few questions and then give you the appropriate link.</p>
	<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>		<p>The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.</p>
	<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>		<p>The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.</p>
	<p>~~PlutoVIP~~ has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>		<p>LinuxMCEVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].</p>

Wikiadmin: Imported document

2006-06-05T16:41:38Z

Imported document

New page

<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table>The easiest way to get Pluto is using the [[Kick-Start CD]] If you don't use the Kick-Start CD, you can also install Pluto on your existing Linux or Windows computer.

No matter which method you choose you should login or register at plutohome.com, click 'My Pluto' and then choose 'New Installation' to get the software. A wizard will ask you a few questions and then give you the appropriate link.
The Symbian mobile phone software has been tested on the Nokia 3650/3660 Series 60. Once we are satisfied with the stability of this software we will begin targeting other Symbian phones as well.
The current version of the Orbiter uses the SDL library since it is compatible with Linux, Windows and Windows CE. It should work on Windows Pocket Phone-based mobile phones with minimal modifications, but has not yet been tested. All the logic is in a UI and OS independent class. The OrbiterSDL class is actually quite small, so it should be easy to use other libraries, such as Windows SDK's, to handle the Orbiter's graphic and text rendering.
PlutoVIP has its own software download page [[Download]].