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Do You Use Your Mobile Phone to Access the Internet?
Post 302358613 by Neo on Saturday 3rd of October 2009 12:46:37 PM
10-03-2009
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FWIW, I just purchased a new black Nokia E63. I don't know why they made a red and blue one, LOL. Well, I do know a young lady who works nearby who purchased a red one 
It runs PuTTY and Opera Mini quite well
The screen is smaller than my old and abused Nokia E61, but it feels new and has a much more "cool" factor, so I'm hooked! The keyboard feels great, as does the joystick.
Purchased a (slow) unlimited GPRS package for around $17 a month, but it works OK most of the time.
I logged into the server and ran some commands just fine with PuTTY so I'm happy
It runs PuTTY and Opera Mini quite well
The screen is smaller than my old and abused Nokia E61, but it feels new and has a much more "cool" factor, so I'm hooked! The keyboard feels great, as does the joystick.
Purchased a (slow) unlimited GPRS package for around $17 a month, but it works OK most of the time.
I logged into the server and ran some commands just fine with PuTTY so I'm happy
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vagalume(1) General Commands Manual vagalume(1) NAME
vagalume - GTK+-based client for the Last.fm online radio service SYNOPSIS
vagalume [OPTIONS] [URL] DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the vagalume command. Vagalume is a Last.fm client designed for the Gnome desktop environment. It's small and provides the basic Last.fm features, such as scrob- bling, tags, recommendations, etc. Vagalume is also designed to work in the Maemo platform, used by some Nokia devices such as the Nokia 770, N800 and N810. Vagalume also supports other Last.fm-compatible services such as Libre.fm OPTIONS
-h Display a brief summary of the command-line options and their default values. -c converter GStreamer converter (or 'none' to disable it) -d decoder GStreamer decoder -s sink GStreamer sink -m mixer GStreamer mixer (if Vagalume was compiled with mixer support) URL A Last.fm radio address, beginning with lastfm:// FILES
~/.vagalume/config.xml Vagalume config file. ~/.vagalume/bookmarks.xml Vagalume bookmarks file. SEE ALSO
vagalumectl(1) AUTHOR
This manpage has been written by Alberto Garcia <agarcia@igalia.com> 2009-09-14 vagalume(1)