Hi folks
its been a long since I last posted this mailing list
(but Ive been reading it on since then). Im developing
a 3D game engine having mobile devices in mind (and
the 770 is the perfect testbed).
My engine has a system layer called System
Abstraction Layer ,responsible for abstracting
Daniel Monteiro wrote:
SDL would have a faster hardware access. On the other
hand , Maemo wold be better integrated with the
system, would not need the GameLauncher, etc.
I'm sorry to interfere, but is GameLauncher really needed?
SDL applications seem to run fine enough or I'm missing
Hi!
ext Daniel Monteiro kirjoitti:
Hi folks
its been a long since I last posted this mailing list
(but Ive been reading it on since then). Im developing
a 3D game engine having mobile devices in mind (and
the 770 is the perfect testbed).
My engine has a system layer called System
Abstraction
Sending this to maemo-developers, maybe someone there knows more about
how to tackle this issue.
Now my feeling is that it is definitely python-related, coz' last night
I made one more experiment, installing the following things on a fresh German
machine (who knows...!)
1. ossoXterm, FBReader,
I work as a developer for a company thatneeds to createa mobile mapping system. We will be developing the software for the system in house, (which will be released under an open source license), and we are looking for a dedicated hardware platform. We would prefer Linux, and are trying to avoid
On Fri, May 05, 2006 at 09:23:34AM -0700, Redefined Horizons wrote:
[1] What are Nokia's future plans for supporting a handheld with a Linux OS?
Have the made any indication as to their commitment to the open source
community, and how had the 770 worked out for the company? (I hope there
I know
app-installer-tool is suppsed to run as user,
It is actually supposed to run as the user install, like so
Aha.. What about ownership in /var/lib/install?
but I tend to always use it as root.
That might leave files behind that can not be modified by the
install user, and thus can
On Fri, 2006-05-05 at 10:05 -0700, Ralph Giles wrote:
[snip]
The screen is fine in the shade, but like most backlit lcd screens, it's
hard to read in direct sunlight. Of course, you're unlikely to do better
for a reasonable price; it's just a pity so many people use computers
in dark
On Fri, May 05, 2006 at 07:41:51PM +0200, Murray Cumming wrote:
The screen used in the OLPC gives hope. It's meant to be readable in
direct sunlight, in a reflected-light black/white mode, I believe:
http://laptop.org/faq.en_US.html
Thanks for the pointer. Is this actually two modes in the
hi all -
i was in the process of 'becomingroot' (which i had some issues with)
and in the midst of turning it from R+D mode into production mode and
vice versa, my machine all of a sudden went into a display disaster.
the effect: a white screen with very very faint lines running through.
the
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