Oh, it's not dead... Not yet. When I get some free time to play around with my TouchPad, I'm going to work on this still. Probably not this weekend, but hopefully soon.
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Just a quick question.
Why do you guys want this so dearly? Why do you want to keep WebOS? For the task management? WebOS cards are nice, but you have equivalents on Android. As for the rest, running apps in CM7 on the Touchpad is sooooo much faster/nicer than on WebOS. WebOS is crippled with bugs and is far too slow for real use. CM7 really shows what a beast the Touchpad is.
I've been running CM7 alpha since day1 and will never return to WebOS despite the fact that I have bought a few apps on the store. It's really night and day.
This is a serious question. I'm not trying to troll, I'm just trying to understand. Porting Android on WebOS in cards is not an easy task, and I really can't understand why a developper would devote so much time to an OS that, in my opinion, really doesn't deserve it.
Regards,
I have got my touchpad delivered yesterday and I can't really notice any of the bugs ur claiming it has, apart from the lack of a decent browser. As soon as I turned it on it started upgrading the OS to latest 3.04, and after the reboot the overall experience is more than great. I like the UI, love how u can manage ur apps in cards, some apps are really great and well optimized for it, the HP catalog itself looks gorgeous and valid apps are getting better and better, and most important it seems like HP hasn't discontinued WebOS, which makes me think twice before to switch to something else.
Not that I don't like Android, I do love Android, but WebOS is a great and valid platform, and it would helps even more if u guys not interested stop to come bull**** on this thread. Seriously..
Android is a great option and is worth to have it, but this doesn't mean that WebOS can go to hell just because we have android now ... This is like acting like a funboy, though this is what most of u are here on XDA.
GTFO!!!
Just a quick question.
Why do you guys want this so dearly? Why do you want to keep WebOS? For the task management? WebOS cards are nice, but you have equivalents on Android. As for the rest, running apps in CM7 on the Touchpad is sooooo much faster/nicer than on WebOS. WebOS is crippled with bugs and is far too slow for real use. CM7 really shows what a beast the Touchpad is.
I've been running CM7 alpha since day1 and will never return to WebOS despite the fact that I have bought a few apps on the store. It's really night and day.
This is a serious question. I'm not trying to troll, I'm just trying to understand. Porting Android on WebOS in cards is not an easy task, and I really can't understand why a developper would devote so much time to an OS that, in my opinion, really doesn't deserve it.
Regards,
The world of instant gratification and solutions-in-a-shiny-box has bred a whole new generation of annoying, entitled people.
I personally blame the people who make One-Click Root Scripts/apps.
Not to get off topic here, but have we heard anything about the current state of development for this project?
Sent from my very "non-stock" TP.
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Just a quick question.
Why do you guys want this so dearly? Why do you want to keep WebOS? For the task management? WebOS cards are nice, but you have equivalents on Android. As for the rest, running apps in CM7 on the Touchpad is sooooo much faster/nicer than on WebOS. WebOS is crippled with bugs and is far too slow for real use. CM7 really shows what a beast the Touchpad is.
I've been running CM7 alpha since day1 and will never return to WebOS despite the fact that I have bought a few apps on the store. It's really night and day.
This is a serious question. I'm not trying to troll, I'm just trying to understand. Porting Android on WebOS in cards is not an easy task, and I really can't understand why a developper would devote so much time to an OS that, in my opinion, really doesn't deserve it.
Regards,