Hi,
Tollef Fog Heen schrieb:
Just to correct this: Software under the ASL can use LGPL-ed code just
fine. Think Apache HTTPd running on a normal Linux installation.
glibc is LGPL, Apache is ASL.
That's why we have the LGPL - even proprietary stuff can conk against LGPLed
libraries. Of
* Klaus Rotter
| vicente garcia wrote:
| Hi, how you think Android will affect Maemo?
| I suposse that Maemo has a lot of posibilities of be installing on a phone,
| then...
|
| Android is distributed under Apache License. This means (to me) it can't
| use GPL or LGPL code.
Just to correct
Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
Just to correct this: Software under the ASL can use LGPL-ed code just
fine. Think Apache HTTPd running on a normal Linux installation.
glibc is LGPL, Apache is ASL.
But this is inaccurate: Since Android is based on Linux kernel (which is
GPL'd with exceptions) how can
Martin Grimme wrote:
why not Java and OpenGL as well? I'm confident that at least
OpenGL on
maemo is not far away. :)
Porting a software OpenGL layer isn't that hard. Fabrice
Bellards TinyGL would be a candidate for it, because the Omap
2420 (N8x0 uC) supports vfp.
Hi,
since Android makes heavy use of Java and OpenGL, there is a problem with
the current maemo to support it.
While the N8x0 hardware contains a 3D graphics chip and Java acceleration,
both are not yet accessible on the maemo platform. But maybe Nokia is
silently working on these 2 features...
On Nov 14, 2007 9:35 AM, Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Nokia already fulfilled our wishes for Flash 9, Mozilla-based webbrowser,
swap-space, SDHC support, hw keyboard, GPS, Xcomposite, Bluetooth audio, so
why not Java and OpenGL as well? I'm confident that at least OpenGL on
From what I have read somewhere, Google is going to opensource Dalvik.
Cheers,
Martin
2007/11/14, Claes H [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Nov 14, 2007 9:35 AM, Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Nokia already fulfilled our wishes for Flash 9, Mozilla-based
webbrowser,
swap-space, SDHC
ext Claes H wrote:
On Nov 9, 2007 3:05 PM, vicente garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Android will probably gain a greater momentum than Maemo have had so
far, since Google will push for it in a way that more people (and
developers) will notice. It seems very easy to develop for and include
On Wed, 2007-11-14 at 15:38 +0200, ext Kate Alhola wrote:
ext Claes H wrote:
On Nov 9, 2007 3:05 PM, vicente garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Android will probably gain a greater momentum than Maemo have had so
far, since Google will push for it in a way that more people (and
Michael Dominic Kostrzewa wrote:
Android has many good things on it but also what is better
and most successful is not so clear.
Technically Android is running same SW platform than maemo,
so it won't be difficult to run android and maemo applications
in maemo devices. If i quess, it wont
Hi,
ext Kate Alhola wrote:
1) No X
That's no problem. Also Clutter run in maemo even it used OpenGl-ES
directly. It can run in window or in fullscreen.
It needs to integrate to X *somehow*. Otherwise you miss
connectivity dialogs, battery notifications, power menu etc
- Eero
On Wednesday 14 November 2007 18:58:07 Klaus Rotter wrote:
What I would really like to have is TV-out and a presentations player
for Maemo. :-) Would be really nice to connect my N8x0 to a beamer.
Yes, yes, yes, please!!!
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On 11/14/07, Klaus Rotter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Porting a software OpenGL layer isn't that hard. Fabrice Bellards TinyGL
would be a candidate for it, because the Omap 2420 (N8x0 uC) supports
vfp. http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/TinyGL/
wohoo, Google Earth next! ;-)
On Nov 9, 2007 3:05 PM, vicente garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Android will be a bad thing to maemo. I'm suppose that Android
is not for an specific phone, it's a platform for a set of phones that
complains a standard.
Android will probably gain a greater momentum than Maemo have had
I think Android will be a bad thing to maemo. I'm suppose that Android
is not for an specific phone, it's a platform for a set of phones that
complains a standard.
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