On 08.11.2012, at 7:48, [email protected] wrote: > Nowadays many photographers will take their tablet along (they may > think laptops are too heavy......) to their photography assignments, > and do the postprocessing during their trip, as well as demonstrating > their client some post-processed results on-site. > > Suppose if one were to port darktable to android (and/or iOS), should > this be considered as a branch of darktable, or a completely new > project from scratch? I noticed that in android, you probably want to > write in Java in the Android API. > Moreover, how can one port the libraries used by darktable (e.g. > lensfun etc) to Android? Or are there wrappers allowing direct use of > existing C-libraries in Android and/or iOS? Or do we choose > alternative Android-native libraries instead? > > These may look like stupid question to you guys, but I haven't had > experience porting existing desktop applications to tablet > yet.......... What do you think about the feasibility of developing a > postprocessing/DAM app for tablets? > You will lack performance, not good idea to run dt on mobile platform.
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