What's new in MeeGo 1.1.3
Mar 1, 2011
- Improved the security of the system
- Updated Chromium to version 7.0.542.0
- Updated Google Chrome to version 9.0.597.94
- Resolved several media player issues
New in MeeGo 1.1.2 (Jan 12, 2011)
- Fixed many important security issues
- Updated connection manager to 0.60.7 with many bug fixes
- Updated syncevolution to latest stable release 1.1.1
New in MeeGo 1.1.1 (Dec 1, 2010)
- Disabled media auto-run in Nautilus
- Fixed retween and reply actions in status panel
- Nautilus Update:
- 1061 Disabled meida auto-run
- Status Panel Update:
- 9559 Fixed retweet/reply actions
- 9612 Fixed typo in geotag message
New in MeeGo 1.1 (Oct 29, 2010)
- Core OS 1.1 – consolidated common base operating system for all UXs
- Netbook UX 1.1 - complete set of core applications for netbooks
- In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) UX 1.1 – includes a sample IVI home screen and taskbar built with Qt 4.7 and speech recognition
- Handset UX 1.1 - technology snapshot implements basic development UX for voice calling, SMS messaging, web browsing, music and video playback, photo viewing, and connection management
- SDK 1.1 Beta - SDK for MeeGo Core OS and supported UXs will be released during the coming days before the MeeGo Summit conference in Dublin.
- The 1.1 Core OS provides a complete set of enabling technologies for mobile computing. The MeeGo stack contains Linux Kernel 2.6.35, X.org server 1.9.0, Web Runtime, Qt 4.7, and Qt Mobility 1.0.2, supporting the contacts, location, messaging, multimedia, and sensor and service frameworks. It also includes a number of leading edge components, such as the oFono telephony stack, the ConnMan connection manager, the Tracker data indexer, the Telepathy real-time communications framework, the Buteo sync framework, and many more.
- These technologies are brought to application developers through the MeeGo API, which is based on Qt and other technologies, such as the MeeGo Touch Framework. Furthermore, with the latest Qt version 4.7 the MeeGo developer experience is now enhanced with the introduction of QML, the easy to use scripting technology for animated touch-enabled GUI apps.