http://www.rwhitby.net/blog/webos-internals/palm-pre-lands-in-australia.html
It is with some sadness that I must say goodbye to the OpenMoko
community, and move on to new things.
My dream of an OpenMoko phone with a hardware keyboard to replace my
aging Treo 650 was never realised, and you
Hello.
On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 22:08, Rod Whitby wrote:
>
> My hope is that freesmartphone.org may one day be the bridge between
> the OpenMoko community I am now leaving, and the WebOS Internals
> community which has recently started.
Work for such a bridge is already ongoing. Hardware should
Rod,
thanks for all the work you did to bring Openmoko forward!
Even though it took all so long due to all our detours, I'm quite satisfied
with what the Openmoko community has created throughout the years, especially
since Openmoko Inc. stopped guiding the project.
A hardware family often is
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 5:08 PM, Rod Whitby wrote:
> http://www.rwhitby.net/blog/webos-internals/palm-pre-lands-in-australia.html
>
> It is with some sadness that I must say goodbye to the OpenMoko community,
> and move on to new things.
>
So long and thanks for all the fish.. MokoMakefile was a n
Hi Alan,
> On a related point freesmartphone.org seems to be using the old hackish
> 3gpp ts07.10 user space code.
Correct, for systems which don't use premultiplexed drivers, we're
resorting to a userland muxer (not the gsm0710muxd though, but rather a
clean implementation based on other code).
