Hi John,
> From what I've read, PC laptop touchscreens and pens generate USB HID
> events, so it shouldn't be necessary to write low-level drivers for each
> model.
Many PC platform touchscreens (and also some touchpads) use the I2C HID [1]
interface. You may have a look into this protocol sinc
On 18.01.21 18:40, John J. Karcher wrote:
>>> What would be involved with bringing touchscreen support to the PC platform?
>>>
>>> I don't know if anyone is familiar with the interface(s) for active pens,
>>> which would be the icing on the cake, but it would be really nice to be
>>> able to test
On Mon, 2021-01-18 at 16:11 +0100, Sebastian Sumpf wrote:
> Hi Piotr,
>
> On 1/16/21 10:03 AM, Piotr Tworek wrote:
> > The part of the roadmap that interests me the most is the GPU
> > support
> > part. This is something I'm really interested in and I do already
> > have
> > working mesa 20.1 port
On 1/5/21 9:17 AM, Alexander Boettcher wrote:
Hello,
On 04.01.21 22:47, John J. Karcher wrote:
[snip]
What would be involved with bringing touchscreen support to the PC platform?
I don't know if anyone is familiar with the interface(s) for active pens, which
would be the icing on the cake,
Hi Piotr,
On 1/16/21 10:03 AM, Piotr Tworek wrote:
> The part of the roadmap that interests me the most is the GPU support
> part. This is something I'm really interested in and I do already have
> working mesa 20.1 port for Genode along with both kernel and userspace
> driver parts targetting qem
The part of the roadmap that interests me the most is the GPU support
part. This is something I'm really interested in and I do already have
working mesa 20.1 port for Genode along with both kernel and userspace
driver parts targetting qemu virtual GPU (virgl). The kernel part was
borrowed from Lin
The part of the roadmap that interests me the most is the GPU support
part. This is something I'm really interested in and I do already have
working mesa 20.1 port for Genode along with both kernel and userspace
driver parts targetting qemu virtual GPU (virgl). The kernel part was
borrowed from Lin
Hello Michael,
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 16:18:35 CET, Michael Grunditz wrote:
> Reading the roadmap from the linked page. With Pine64 do you mean
> Allwinner A64 soc? Pine64 is the name of the company producing devices with
> at least two ARM socs and a couple of smaller risciv.
You're right, th
Reading the roadmap from the linked page. With Pine64 do you mean
Allwinner A64 soc? Pine64 is the name of the company producing devices with
at least two ARM socs and a couple of smaller risciv.
Den fre 15 jan. 2021 14:26Norman Feske skrev:
> Dear Genode community,
>
> I want to thank every
Dear Genode community,
I want to thank everyone of you who participated in the road-map
discussion. Your enthusiasm and interest in such a variety of topics is
delightful! I have now tried to condense all this information into our
road map for this year:
https://genode.org/about/road-map
Even
Hi Ivan,
thank you so much for joining the road-map discussion, and in particular
for your enthusiasm about the Genode-on-Pinephone topic!
> I was fascinated to read about Norman's goal to have a Genode-based
> phone, especially Pinephone. Because last year I spent to launch
> Genode on Pinephone
Hi Genodians,
I want to share my goals for 2021 too.
I was fascinated to read about Norman's goal to have a Genode-based
phone, especially Pinephone. Because last year I spent to launch
Genode on Pinephone. My 2020 goal was to have a simple working
prototype that could send and receive SMS at le
Hello,
On 04.01.21 22:47, John J. Karcher wrote:
> On 1/4/21 11:33 AM, Sebastian Sumpf wrote:
>>
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> my main topics for 2020 have been Android pass through support on iMX8,
>> touch screen and OLED display drivers for the same platform, as well as
>> LTE modem support for Genode.
>
Hi Norman,
> I think this mechanism has a lot of potential. E.g., for simplifying
> scenarios like the ssh-exec server.
>
> Since you linked the issue, would now be a good time for a wrap-up,
> considering the feature for staging?
Thank you. I share your view on the potential of this feature. Ye
On 1/4/21 11:33 AM, Sebastian Sumpf wrote:
Hi folks,
my main topics for 2020 have been Android pass through support on iMX8,
touch screen and OLED display drivers for the same platform, as well as
LTE modem support for Genode.
This reminds me of something I meant to ask about when you posted
Hi folks,
my main topics for 2020 have been Android pass through support on iMX8,
touch screen and OLED display drivers for the same platform, as well as
LTE modem support for Genode. Last year Genode made great progress where
I especially want to mention the WebEngine and the Falcon Browser as o
Hi Sid,
thank you for presenting your review of the past year and your outlook
for 2021.
> Personally, I finished the named pipe feature of the vfs/pipe plugin to
> my liking [1]. The main motivation behind it was to easily stream data
> from pure Genode components to libc components via file-sys
Hi Stefan,
thank you for sharing your perspective, which happens to be perfectly
aligned with my original posting.
> I agree with your perception that we did not achieved to reach a new,
> wide audience for Genode topics. Anyway, I see signs for a slowly, but
> consistently growing ecosystem arou
Hello fellow Genodians,
TL;DR the better part of the last year I worked on the CBE, while doing
some driver refactoring (NVMe and PCI Audio) in between. Some things I
originally planned to work on, namely USB Audio support and a lwext4
VFS-plugin, got somewhat side-lined. But I could dig up my old
Hi Martin,
it is fascinating to see all those areas of your work in review. I'm
very grateful that you took the block-encryption topic under your wings.
Now I am as eager as you to see it become a natural part of Sculpt,
similar to how we enjoy the NIC router today.
> My plans so far for 2021
>
Just a quick note...
I know I'm not alone in always enjoying the Genodians.org articles by
the Genode devs. Please keep them coming!
But after reading all the interesting ideas (RISC OS, Haiku, IDE
integration, RISC-V, hardware ports, software ports, etc., etc.), I
would just like to encour
Hello,
my main work topic of 2020 has been porting QtWebEngine and the Falkon web
browser to Genode, which also involved the move to
building everything Qt with qmake and making it possible to build Qt
applications with the Goa tool. The current state of the web
browser is already quite usable,
Dear Genodians,
Looking back on this crazy year, it is again impressive what the Genode
community achieved. Ranging from ARMv8 support, over to the vastly improved
libc, its thread safety, and then Martin's Consistent Block Encrypter (CBE)...
Regarding the width of the audience, I believe one
Norman Feske writes:
> Even though there was a brief period of activity when Stefan made some
> progress, the topic [1] became stale again. I understand the slip of
> motivation. Even though I have enabled the Rpi (including working USB)
> originally, I would not consider picking it up again in m
Hi John,
thank you for the enthusiastic feedback. :-)
> There are obviously many areas to focus on (too many for one person!),
> but a couple that leap off the page for me are: 1) seeing what creative
> ideas the VFS system might support, and 2) using the Nitpicker UI to
> create low-TCB front-en
Hi Tomasz,
thank you very much for your elaborate posting. Your insightful
reflections are an interesting read.
> In my roadmap for 2020 I stated two areas in which I'm going to
> work. First was continuing work for supporting different rpi
> devices. Unfortunately this work did not progress much
Dear Genodians,
first (as each X-mas in the past years) thanks to Norman for opening
the roadmap discussion with a thorough reflection of activities and
achievements of 2020.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 14:58:49 CET, Norman Feske wrote:
> How do you perceive the outcome of the year?
Looking at my ro
Hi John,
El 21.12.20 a las 03:33, John J. Karcher escribió:
> One last wish, if I may: to have Spunky promoted to a first-class
> kernel. :^)
Thanks for that motivational poke!
I'll definitely work at this in 2021.
Cheers,
Martin
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Genode users ma
Dear Genode community,
thank you Norman for initiating the roadmap debate again, and for
sharing your thoughts. Here is my input to it.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 02:58:49PM +0100, Norman Feske wrote:
>
> What's your perspective?
>
>
> For drafting the road map of next yea
Hi Genodians,
Thanks Norman for the Roadmap reminder! And thanks to you and all the
other community members for your detailed insight in your very
motivating plans!
I'll have a try:
Review 2020
===
Kernels
~~~
* Spunky kernel written entirely in Ada
* Spunky kernel SPARK compliance
Hi Alex,
thanks for joining the discussion. I appreciate your review and thoughts!
Remembering that you suggested the load-balancing topic for the 2020
road map in the first place, it is particularly good to see how it got
interwoven with the challenges that came with the Scrcpy topic. What a
nic
Hi Cedric,
great to see a lifesign of you!
On 19.12.20 14:55, ttco...@netcourrier.com wrote:
> As to me, I can't contribute much to the discussion unfortunately :
> Genode has already been making bounds and leaps in the areas that count
> for me (AMD compatibility, HDA driver etc) whereas I've be
Hi Colin,
thank you for having taken the time to present you perspective!
On 19.12.20 05:45, Colin Parker wrote:
> As a hobbyist who's been following Genode for about a year now (I was
> running Sculpt on my home computer for a few months), I thought I would
> offer a few thoughts. Since I mos
On 12/18/20 8:58 AM, Norman Feske wrote:
Dear Genode community,
the end of the strange year 2020 comes in sight. So now it is time
to kick off our annual road-map discussion. I'll keep up with our
tradition of reviewing the past 12 months from my personal
perspective, dropping my ideas for the u
Hello everyone,
annual discussion about roadmap has been started a little earlier than
last year and that forces me to say a little about my current work
around Genode which is not yet ready to be published (possibly I need a
week or two). More about it later in summary of current year and my
p
Hi Johannes,
thank you for chiming in!
All what you write is just perfectly aligned with my plans. That is so
cool to read.
On 18.12.20 19:00, Johannes Schlatow wrote:
> Besides the technological obstacles such as porting device drivers,
> there is also the question of usability. I think a basic
Hello Genodians,
a year is almost over and here are my two cents to the roadmap review and wish
list. First, I want to say that I'm really proud about the accomplished
technical work by Genode over the whole year. Getting Sculpt OS to the i.MX8
board with all the device drivers running is not g
Hello Genodians,
a year is almost over and here are my two cents to the roadmap review and wish
list. First, I want to say that I'm really proud about the accomplished
technical work by Genode over the whole year. Getting Sculpt OS to the i.MX8
board with all the device drivers running is not g
Hi Genodians,
> drivers, I guess). Example 3 - When the FB driver crashes, the rest of the
> system is resilient
>and continues to run. > But, of course this is nearly useless because there is
>no way to reset
>the driver. Given my understanding of the component-based architecture, it
>seems
Hi! Sorry for topposting!
Thanks for everything made in 2020 and exiting (as always ) thoughts about 2021.
I decided to send out my own "roadmap" instead of polluting this thread.
The best thing with Genode imho is that it doesn't force me of what I
want to run. If I need base-hw with a couple of
Hi Everybody,
As a hobbyist who's been following Genode for about a year now (I was
running Sculpt on my home computer for a few months), I thought I would
offer a few thoughts. Since I mostly do stuff for fun and at a slow pace, I
don't expect to be influential in any serious way, but perhaps t
Hi all,
I like Norman's vision of having a Genode-based mobile phone by the end
of 2021 and am stoked to contribute to this mission. I almost ordered a
pinephone some weeks ago but talked myself out of it because I was not
ready to put in a lot of work. Yet, the perspective of running Genode
on th
Dear Genode community,
the end of the strange year 2020 comes in sight. So now it is time
to kick off our annual road-map discussion. I'll keep up with our
tradition of reviewing the past 12 months from my personal
perspective, dropping my ideas for the upcoming year, and inviting
you to share you
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