ext Lucas Maneos <[email protected]> writes: > On that I can only agree with Marius: This burden > should be placed on the store.
However, the stores are also contstrained by what the devices are able to do. Right now, for example, packages for the N900 in the Ovi Store can not have dependencies to packages in Maemo Extras, although Maemo Extra is enabled on all N900 devices. The Application Manager on the N900 simply doesn't do the right thing. Thus, MeeGo Core Compliance does play a role in what stores can do. A MeeGo device has a interface to applications that needs to be regulated in the compliance spec, but it also has a interface to the store services, which also needs to be regulated. There might be more interfaces to more services, such as backup-in-the-cloud, and all the rest of Ovi, but we are concentrating on applications right now, and the app stores thus are in the picture already now. _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
