Will MIC2 support a GUI at some point? On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 9:14 PM, ntwrkd <[email protected]> wrote: >> If you want to create a package for your own application.... >> Moblin has the components needed for that (compilers etc); >> an interesting place to start is the spec-builder package that will help >> you in packaging your application (assuming it uses autoconf etc). > > The version one of the MIC included platform building (the OS). This > is more what I was referring to. > >> If you want to you the Intel Compiler etc you can, but they don't come with >> Moblin itself, >> you need to get them separate. > As always, but it was listed as part of the SDK previously, no? > > What I was trying to address is that things seem a bit sparse as they > are organized on the web site in terms of documentation, location, > process-flow of getting started with v2 in comparison to v1. > > On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Arjan van de Ven <[email protected]> > wrote: >> ntwrkd wrote: >>> >>> So I've noticed that the development process for Moblin 2 has changed a >>> bit. >>> Is it still safe to say that all you need is the MIC, Dev Tools (Intel >>> Compiler) in order to develop for the new platform? >> >> depends on what you want to develop to be honest. >> >> If you want to create a package for your own application.... >> Moblin has the components needed for that (compilers etc); >> an interesting place to start is the spec-builder package that will help >> you in packaging your application (assuming it uses autoconf etc). >> >> If you want to you the Intel Compiler etc you can, but they don't come with >> Moblin itself, >> you need to get them separate. >> >> >> >>> Or is the additional suggestion that you should now develop in a >>> virtual sandbox as well? >> >> >> You can develop from an installed moblin (I do that all the time), on a >> netbook >> or on a laptop with hardware similar to netbooks (eg Core2 cpu + Intel >> graphics). >> >> You can install it in vmware or KVM and run it on any OS that supports these >> virtualization >> technologies if you don't want to install Moblin natively. >> There's many options... >> > _______________________________________________ Moblin dev Mailing List [email protected]
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