WRT available on N810

[socialnet.test]

Hi there!

I couldn't find anywhere if the N810 supports WRT.
I know it's not S60 but Maemo, but if your read : http://www.nseries.com/index.html#l=...p,articles,414

The guy says

Especially now that we have great Python bindings and the support for Web Run-Time, the community should find it very easy to create the same kind of applications that Apple is doing on their dashboard.

So, can we run WRT apps on the N810 ?

[gaba88]

Hi there!

I couldn't find anywhere if the N810 supports WRT.
I know it's not S60 but Maemo, but if your read : http://www.nseries.com/index.html#l=...p,articles,414

The guy says



So, can we run WRT apps on the N810 ?

hi socialnet.test

welcome to the forum nokia discussion boards.

i feel you can try posting this question at the www.maemo.org which is the community for maemo developers.
you will get more efficient replies there.

Regards
Gaba88

[socialnet.test]

The Maemo forum is dead... :/

Does somebody has an idea about this here"
Thanks

[peppe@peppe.net]

The Maemo forum is dead... :/

Does somebody has an idea about this here"
Thanks

N810 and Maemo do not support the web runtime. It uses a browser called MicroB, which is Gecko (Mozilla) based rather than WebKit based.

Peppe

[socialnet.test]

N810 and Maemo do not support the web runtime. It uses a browser called MicroB, which is Gecko (Mozilla) based rather than WebKit based.

Peppe

Thank you for your clear answer Peppe.

[jimgilmour1]

Hi,

Quite a bit of WRT works on N810, see the Article http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...nternet_Tablet

Thanks,
jim

[axeljaeger]

But it is so quite a bit that it's not worth trying out. You dont have the native API and you have the widget running in a browser window.

It is the same as saying everything that has a browser can run "quite a bit" of WRT. The reason why I get ironic here is the fact that my N810 has a homescreen with some kind of widgets, the N97 has other kinds of widgets and my 5800 has neither of them. So I already tried out writing some widget that could run on both of my devices.