Upon initial testing - Opera Mini on Blackberry is a far superior browser for blackberry
Pluses: It has far more power in all areas (tabbed browsing, much more) For wave: it even allows sign-in, and displays inbox, but not viewing of waves. (Shows an error message) Opera mini, once made compatible with wave, if made the universal cell phone browser platform specified by wave-in-a-box... Could be the solution. It is highly cross-platform and advanced. Minuses: It cannot be specified as the default browser on blackberry This makes opening from long email links almost impossible -- Thank you michael earl @ michael earl .com (888) 866-7607 North America toll-free voice, and fax (989) 833-0073 International direct All criterions fully governing this message and implied relationship may be found at http://TheFinePrint.MediaManager.ME -----Original Message----- From: Nathanael Abbotts <nat.abbo...@gmail.com> Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2010 23:52:35 To: <wave-dev@incubator.apache.org> Cc: <mich...@betterhealthanswers.com> Subject: Re: Google wave completely non-functional on blackberry? They should be able to get Opera, I think... Don't know if Opera Mini/Mobile will be able to do it either, but it is worth a shot. On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 23:18, James Purser <jamesrpur...@gmail.com> wrote: > Howdy Micheal, > > Okay let's deal with your questions first: > > Is Wave In A Box Installable on Linux? > > Yes, however I think you might be asking if there is a package available > rather than the from source method currently used. Unfortunately there > aren't any packages as yet, but they shouldn't be too far off. > > For the record I've installed WIAB from source on the following platforms: > > Linux - Redhat/Ubuntu/Gentoo > MacOSX > Windows(XP/2007) > > Is there an Apache wave in a box blog? > > Not as yet, we're still waiting on some of the incubator stuff to be setup > (contributor accounts and so on). Once thats setup we're going to migrate > the Wave In A Box stuff from the protocol site to the Apache site. > > Now as to your issues regarding Blackberry and WIAB. From the sounds of it, > the Blackberry browser is having issues with the javascript in the WIAB > client. Switching Browser ident isn't going to fix this unfortunately. I've > not used a blackberry before, does it have access to other browsers such as > FF or Chrome? > > James Purser > > On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 3:11 AM, : michael: earl < > mich...@betterhealthanswers.com> wrote: > > > Wave.Google.com completely non-functional on blackberry? > > > > Contrastively analyzing... > > > > Skype admin website with sign in worked just fine... > > > > Just tested wave access from bb... > > > > After successful but very slow sign-in in columns view shows completely > > blank page > > > > Switched to full page view, refreshed with same delay, same blank page > > > > Switched browser identification to firefox, refreshed with same delay... > > > > No luck! > > > > All wave pages show as completely blank from bb... :( > > > > Any work-arounds or updates? > > > > Newbie list member q: > > Wave in a box installable on linux yet? > > > > Is there an Apache wave in a box blog? > > -- > > Thank you > > > > michael earl @ michael earl .com (888) 866-7607 North America > > toll-free voice, and fax (989) 833-0073 International direct > > > > All criterions fully governing this message and implied relationship may > be > > found at http://TheFinePrint.MediaManager.ME > > > > >
