This brings me to a idea.
Do we have some central repository (wiki?) where all gconf options are
documented?
Since we don't have a control-GUI yet, this seems to me like a very nice
thing to have...
Christopher Earl wrote:
Someone asked about killing the Huge clock that takes up the whole
Jon Radel schrieb:
Vasco Névoa wrote:
Hi. Sorry to barge in like this, but I don't quite understand the problem to
begin with...
Isn't open source code by definition protected against subsequent patents?
It is part of the patenting process to search for conflicting publications;
if they
Nils Faerber wrote:
This is not very productive, leads to fragmentation and does not help
many - only the shareholders of the lucky winner of that fight (and luck
is meant literally, this is a game of luck or have you seen the better
one win in recent years? I just way Win :)
Not really.
Patenting OpenMoko, and then granting everyone perpetual, free use of the
patent is the way to go. Everyone means those who does not enforce their
patents against freedom software projects. If they do go enforce their
patent, they will likely go against OpenMoko, should they find a weak legal
Hi Lorn Potter,
I am trying to enable Bluetooth networking using Qtopia image.
I could able to scan and connect to another system.
When I try to add IP address using
ip a add 10.0.0.2/24 dev bnep0
neo throws the following error ip: Cannot find device bnep0.
Any work around for this
Hi,
I am trying to enable the bluetooth networking on my Neo phone.
The phone is running 2.6.22.5 kernel with rootfs provided by Qtopia.
I could able enable the bluetooth and scan for devices using hcitool scan
I could connect to a bluetooth server using pand -c bluetoothADDR
But, the command ip
Hi!
So it is a list of GSM phones which are capable of running linux?
Why is it important from OpenMoko's point of view? Are they capable of
hosting the OpenMoko software? Or are they the concurrent hardware of Neo?
I just don't understand what you mean.
Best regards
Michael Schmidt wrote:
Schmidt András wrote:
So it is a list of GSM phones which are capable of running linux?
No. This list just indicates that there are HOWTOs available for
connecting the phones to your Linux box.
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My understanding is that Michael got a list of all current handsets (GSM
or otherwise) running some form of a Linux-based operating system on the
device.
It would be nice to have the list on the wiki and include whether it's
GSM only or GSM+other, etc., but I haven't got the time to volunteer
Am Mi 13. Februar 2008 schrieb Stephan Maka:
Schmidt András wrote:
So it is a list of GSM phones which are capable of running linux?
No. This list just indicates that there are HOWTOs available for
connecting the phones to your Linux box.
However OT, this:
I think the original poster thought that it was a list of linux phones (as
it includes the Neo and the Greenphone), but it obviously isn't, because
obviously those Sony Ericsson phones don't use linux, some of them are
pretty old, like the (sony) ericsson T39.
Also, in front of those phones
Am Mi 13. Februar 2008 schrieb Stephan Maka:
Schmidt András wrote:
So it is a list of GSM phones which are capable of running linux?
No. This list just indicates that there are HOWTOs available for
connecting the phones to your Linux box.
I understood this site dealing with Linux on my
It seems the info is gathered from: http://tuxmobil.org/phones_linux.html
and is indeed just a list of HOWTOs for different mobile phones, that
are, or are not using linux themselves.
Hoping to have helped,
Greeting
sikko
Stephan Maka schreef:
Schmidt András wrote:
So it is a list of GSM
Nick Guenther wrote:
On Feb 8, 2008 4:04 AM, Michael Shiloh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've researched this a little, and this is what I've learned:
1. We are still looking at a number of different batteries, so there is
no final capacity or feature set determined yet.
2. The capacity
Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller wrote:
Am 08.02.2008 um 08:30 schrieb Michael Shiloh:
Yes, Koolu is a distributor.
Michael
I thought that there are no distributors defined yet except the one in
Germany mentioned recently?
The updating of the web page seems to be lagging a little. I'm not
Hi JW,
This is wonderful. Thanks for coming up with the idea and for
implementing it.
I look forward to seeing more applications on this page.
Regards,
Michael
JW wrote:
Hi OpenMoko Community,
I was thinking about the target market for Neo FreeRunner - the non-geek
smartphone user.
Hi Tim,
Two answers:
1. Limited resources, and especially now that we are trying to get GTA02
out of the door, we have to consider the cost of sending someone to such
an event
2. CeBIT is a more consumer oriented event, and we don't have a consumer
item to show
Michael
Tim Niemeyer
Steven Le Roux wrote:
On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 13:41:56 -0800, Michael Shiloh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I forgot to mention that the Southern California Linux Expo interviewed
me as a warm-up to the show this weekend:
Hi Marcus,
This looks very useful. I will try to test this out.
Thanks very much for your contribution,
Michael
Marcus Bauer wrote:
Hello,
I wrote tangoGPS, a small but fast gps and mapping software for
Openmoko/Neo.
It uses openstreetmap.org maps, downloading them on demand and caching
offtopic
And Cebit is for idiots. I tried to get information about Intel VT 3
year ago. The only information about Intel was, that they had a new
logo and some faster nicer better CPUs, nothing usefull... And the
visitors seemed to care about yet another fancy new Logo... This was
the last time I
Hi Kero,
This is excellent. Thanks!
Can you add this to the appropriate wiki page?
Regards,
Michael
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I wrote a little gsmd testing framework, with the hope it can be used
to stabilize (lib)gsmd. You can find an initial release on:
Hi everyone,
This is actually a recap of last week in the engineering department. I
was away at SCALE and am busy catching up.
We received our first batch of 10 fully assembled GTA02 A5 boards. There
are still some issues with the manufacturing test software that needs to
be fixed before
Michael Shiloh wrote:
We are well aware of software changes we need to make in order to
improve battery and have simply not had the time to do this. You can
expect much better battery life when we implement these changes.
[...]
that my very simple testing suggests should last for well over 12
Hi Marcus,
I saw your name on the FOSDEM schedule and will attend your conference :-)
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 7:38 AM, Michael Shiloh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Marcus,
This looks very useful. I will try to test this out.
Thanks very much for your contribution,
Michael
Marcus Bauer
I have been following the Suspended Mode thread in the kernel ML and they
have made amazing progress within the last week. As GTA02A5 currently
stands, a cold suspend mode (just GSM in standby awaiting incoming
call/sms), could result in 20 days of standby!
For those technical people on this
Uncle Kridley wrote:
Michael Shiloh wrote:
We are well aware of software changes we need to make in order to
improve battery and have simply not had the time to do this. You can
expect much better battery life when we implement these changes.
[...]
that my very simple testing suggests
Thanks Kyle for a great summary of the work being discussed on the
kernel ML. I am simply not able to keep up with all the lists and very
much appreciate your helping out here.
Michael
Kyle Bassett wrote:
I have been following the Suspended Mode thread in the kernel ML and
they have made
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