> You're our hero!! Tell me your company's name, so I can buy something! > :)
X) The company I work is a Brazil-based company in the education technology area, called CompHaus. Our goal with this project is to bring to poor people free Internet access, information and knowledge, by using very cheap hardware + very light opensource software, in special spaces called "telecenters" and in public schools. > > Yeah, I was thinking that too, the BeOS is really small. Anyone know if it > > actually works? > > http://www.mozilla.org/ports/beos/ > > Looks good. BeOS code looks good too. I will study it better later. But, for now, some things can be perceived: BeOS widget backend draws its own widgets. Take a look at nsButton, nsCheckButton, nsLabel and nsTextWidget. They don't use any BeOS native widget. However, they use drawing functions to draw their own widgets. In BeOS backend, nsWindow is the base widget. So every widget seems to be a nsWindow specialization. nsWindow receives the events, converts, pass to Gecko, contain children nsWindow, etc. Perhaps, in a DirectFB/LiTE backend, the equivalent nsWindow can be obtained via LiTE Box widgets. When I study more about the code, I will keep the mailing list informed. Please, keep posting about ideas.. =) Regards, Paulo Matias _______________________________________________ directfb-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mail.directfb.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/directfb-dev
