Re: So what should I learn and develop for?

on neo hardware, Qtopia's framebuffer approach might be a little more resource friendly. Guess I'll have to try a couple of them. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/So-what-should-I-learn-and-develop-for--tp661310p662017.html Sent from the Openmoko Community mailing list archive

So what should I learn and develop for?

of making debian workable, but from the distributions page that looks like it has a long way to go before I'd get a workable phone out of it. What's the state of play guys? -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/So-what-should-I-learn-and-develop-for--tp661310p661310.html Sent from

Re: So what should I learn and develop for?

Gothnet wrote: As a newcomer to the Openmoko scene, I've started to notice that there are a lot of different firmwares out there, some from Openmoko and some from other places. I'm a C programmer by trade with almost a decade of commercial experience, mostly in server/backend stuff. I want