I read the onlamp.com article about android, and there are a few issues
where I'm thinking "wow, they are getting this right!" and "but what is
openmoko doing in this area?". namely:
security: I read android will confine each application by both using java
sandbox security, but also by having an e
Jeff Andros wrote:
> you're on the community list... that kind of stuff should either be on
> openmoko-dev or openmoko-apps depending on the sort of application you're
> writing
ok, since I don't want to improve the openmoko core itself, but write some
application to install and run on my moko,
On the list I see next to no mails about people writing applications for
moko. What would be the best way to start doing that?
I'd prefer some script language over C or C++ by far. Has any script
language been integrated into the openmoko default image these days,
or would I need to install some i
When compiling busybox (from memory need to check) cc1 started eating > 900M
and soon my system was no longer useable. I tried this several times last
evening and this morning ("make update-makefile && make update && make setup
&& make openmoko-devel-image").
Does anyone see this problem too? my h
Hi,
I'd like to use the same mechanism the core developers use
for building openmoko images, so I can help with testing,
and start writing my own apps using the latest code and style
as the rest of openmoko.
The problem is the wiki contains many different ways to build
openmoko and they are eithe
I would like to train my vocabulary while in the subway.
a simple application that shows me a word, and when I tab
ob it the translation with two buttons ok / wrong, so I
can entwe if I knew it would be enough. combine that with
retrying those I got wrong more often and it would help
me a lot.
if
Dave Crossland wrote:
The FAQ for your particular question is at
http://www.gnu.org/gnu/gnu-linux-faq.html#many
which tells us
The principal developer is the GNU Project.
I don't think so, and even more important:
It can't be fair to give all the credit to one secondary
Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Anything you want! :)
It's my understanding that the apps coming with the phone will use
gtk+, so using that would give you a more similar look and feel. If
you like C++, the gtkmm wrapper around gtk+ works really well. Qt is
also quite popular.
The challenge for applicati
I wrote a game in turbo pascal a decade or two ago.
if I wanted to rewrite it for openmoko, which toolkit
etc. would I use for the graphics and sound effects?
rewriting this game once more is always a nice way for
me to learn some new language and toolkit and do something
useful at the same time.
On 12/1/06, justin hugh daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i work with multiple clients and vendors, and have amassed a good
number of security badges.
i was curious about the feasibility of being able to program the
transmitter to send out the appropriate badge id based on location?
well. that
maybe it would be interesting to have usb host support
in the mobile phone? not because normal users need it,
but developers could play the "what if we had a phone
with x/y/z" game much easier by adding such hardware via
usb, and writing cool applications for it. later the next
generation could a
I'm very keen on getting an openmoko phone too!
if there is anything I can help with, please let me know
(I know smartcards well if that helps, and have some general
clue about packaging and compiling software etc. - maybe either
is of any help?)
about the voip capabilities: can the mobile phone
The slides mentioned "apt-get install".
will that be the official install system?
It might be nice too to have some application to manage
the mobile phone, maybe in a way the system is mirrored
on a pc, which might be a nice thing for backups anyway.
on the other hand that might be less comforta
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