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= Nemo Mobile =
 
= Nemo Mobile =
  
Nemo Mobile is a Linux distribution for mobile devices. Nemo uses Mer as core and [[Nemo/Glacier | Glacier UX]] as graphics interface.
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Nemo Mobile is a Linux distribution for mobile, which continues MeeGo Community Edition project.
  
The Nemo Mobile project continues the work started in the [http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900  MeeGo Community Edition] to create open community driven OS and apps.
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One of the main goals of Nemo is to replace closed source proprietary components (such as UX) of Sailfish OS and create truly open source community driven mobile OS and applications.
  
Now we create new stage of Nemo based on [[qtquickcontrols-nemo]] Glacier UX.
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Nemo uses Mer as core and [[Nemo/Glacier | Glacier UX]] as graphics interface. Now we are creating the new stage of Nemo based on [[qtquickcontrols-nemo]] Glacier UX.
  
 
Nemo Mobile is currently in development. Some features and apps are still missing for end-users on the devices. If you're willing to help, any contribution is appreciated.
 
Nemo Mobile is currently in development. Some features and apps are still missing for end-users on the devices. If you're willing to help, any contribution is appreciated.
  
Visit [[Nemo/App Goups]] for guide available packages group of Nemo.
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== Screenshots ==
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== How to try ==
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You can try Nemo at any device, which can run Salfish OS (both official and unofficial images): see [[Adaptations/libhybris]]. Also it's possible to run Nemo in VirtualBox.
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The easiest way to try Nemo is to follow instructions [[Nemo/Glacier/Installing | here]] using latest Sailfish OS.
  
 
== Communications ==
 
== Communications ==
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Ping us in this order:
 
Ping us in this order:
 
* Telegram chat: https://t.me/NemoMobile
 
* Telegram chat: https://t.me/NemoMobile
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== Repo ==
 
== Repo ==
  
* [https://build.merproject.org/project/show/nemo:devel:ux| OBS Project]
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* [https://build.merproject.org/project/show/nemo:devel:ux OBS Project]
* https://github.com/nemomobile
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* https://github.com/nemomobile - old infrastructure, currently in use only few repositories
* https://github.com/nemomobile-ux
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* https://github.com/nemomobile-ux - new infrastructure
  
 
== Infrastructure ==
 
== Infrastructure ==
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* [http://bugs.nemomobile.org/  Bugzilla]
 
* [http://bugs.nemomobile.org/  Bugzilla]
 
* [https://build.merproject.org/  OBS]
 
* [https://build.merproject.org/  OBS]
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* [[Nemo/Glacier]] - Work in Progress!
 
* [[Nemo/Glacier]] - Work in Progress!
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* [[Nemo/App Goups]] - available packages group of Nemo
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* [[Nemo old | Old main page]] (for history)

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[edit] Nemo Mobile

Nemo Mobile is a Linux distribution for mobile, which continues MeeGo Community Edition project.

One of the main goals of Nemo is to replace closed source proprietary components (such as UX) of Sailfish OS and create truly open source community driven mobile OS and applications.

Nemo uses Mer as core and Glacier UX as graphics interface. Now we are creating the new stage of Nemo based on qtquickcontrols-nemo Glacier UX.

Nemo Mobile is currently in development. Some features and apps are still missing for end-users on the devices. If you're willing to help, any contribution is appreciated.

[edit] Screenshots

[edit] How to try

You can try Nemo at any device, which can run Salfish OS (both official and unofficial images): see Adaptations/libhybris. Also it's possible to run Nemo in VirtualBox.

The easiest way to try Nemo is to follow instructions here using latest Sailfish OS.

[edit] Communications

Ping us in this order:

[edit] Repo

[edit] Infrastructure

[edit] Documentation

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