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I remember that game. I loved it, but I just couldn't make any progress - I think that the one in my neighborhood arcade was set to "MAX" difficulty. I'd love to get another crack at playing it again!

That describes me to a T. I'd love to have a Bash shell for when I need it, but I'd also like to have a "it just works" experience at the same time. I think that Maemo would provide both. Moreover, and I'm surprised no one has talked about this - something that makes the device more accessible...

This might be a nice way for the Pandora folks to make a bit more money. How about this... + Give existing pre-orders this option - first come, first served. + Charge a few extra bucks for this option - $25? $50? + Put those folks at the head of the line ;) Just thinking out loud here. I'd...

The forum went a bit weird on me for some reason, too - stuff I posted never showed up at first, and then it did. Can you discuss the technical challenges in getting Maemo running on the Pandora, as you seem to be very knowledgeable about it?

Canola2 is a perfect example of why Maemo is perfect for Pandora. Canola2 is a super-duper media player that handles just about anything you can throw at it - do a google search to see what I'm talking about - including YouTube, UPnP streaming, Last.fm, as well as pretty much every digital video...

It was my understanding (and please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) that the close source portion was mostly related to particular hardware that Nokia uses (drivers, control panels for hardware). If this is the case, Maemo would be a good and proven foundation. Again, please let me know if...

How about Maemo?

(In case you don't know what Maemo is, it is the Linux-based OS for the Nokia N770/N800/N810 handhelds - see here) I've been following the thread regarding Ubuntu, and it seems to me that a lot of folks are very keen to re-invent the wheel. Why not use a really good wheel that currently exists...