An interesting project has started within GNUstep: SimpleWebKit. It
is a simplified rework of the full WebKit API completely written in
Objective-C (which requires Objective-C++ to compile). Footprint is
quite small: the Linux ARM library currently has unstripped 1.4 MByte.
Here is the link: http://wiki.gnustep.org/index.php/SimpleWebKit
There is no known reason why it should not run on an Neo1973 as soon
as it runs at all on GNUstep (there are some base classes missing).
Am 11.05.2007 um 13:09 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Right now I'm using Opera Mini on my Nokia6230, Opera Mini is J2ME
based. It's not browser by conventional means as it uses some
Opera-server for website customization and compression. As a Java
Midlet
it does not take up to much memory by any means - hence it's not as
comfortable/convenient as any real browser ;-)
Where Opera Mini comes for free, a more smartphone adapted version
'Opera Mobile' is commonly sold to smartphone manufactures.
Opera Mini: http://mini.opera.com
Java-Applet-Simulator: http://www.operamini.com/demo/
Opera for devices:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera_(Internet_suite)#Opera_for_devices
Just a thought. Opera is, of course, no open-source software.
minime/tim
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