Q: What exactly were these mockups supposed to represent? The reason I ask...
We are much more interested in a single application device instead of the Palm/WinCE/770 advanced PIM type interface. In our previous devices, we have used Matchbox in Kiosk mode to run a single application. If we were to break our application up into smaller pieces, could this interface be used to re-assemble it and make it into a single application with the same look and feel? Example: Imagine taking Evolution... splitting email, calendar, address book, etc into separate applications with a single data back end, then displaying those applications back to the end user. Even though it is basically one well integrated application, the interface could make it look like several integrated applications. [ Our applications are much more sophisticated than that and do not deal with PIM data. But I am hoping that by thinking of Evolution, I can get you to imagine a multipart application being disassembled and reassembled ] In short, what level of customization and api interface would this interface have? Q2: What Internationalization support is in the interface (menus, labels for icons, keyboard, etc)? We are especially interested in Japanese support, which means that we will be running Scim and Anthy to do Romanji->Hiragana->Kanji conversion on all input, and everything MUST be Unicode. Thx -- Kevin Fries Senior Linux Engineer Computer and Communications Technologies, Inc. a division of Japan Communications, Inc.
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