Ray --
Gears is a client side only plugin for these web browsers (
http://code.google.com/apis/gears/gears_faq.html#supportedSystems).  If your
OS doesn't have a supported browser, I don't know that you will have any
options; certainly not any easy ones, at least.  What exactly are you trying
to use Gears for?  Just to get user location?  I think it might make more
sense to use the AJAX API for getting the client's location, though that
only going to give you a very general location based on the IP of the
client.

-Ben

On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 10:15 AM, rbloch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> For those of us developing at the embedded hardware and OS layers for
> modules and handsets, there are some questions that come up pretty
> quick regarding architecture and intended use. If I have an enterprise
> deployment of a mix of handsets and non-handset cellular equipment, do
> I try to emulate the Google Gears API on the non-handset devices?
> These devices have no OS or worse yet, an OS I wrote. I have no
> problem getting all the local RF survey (cellular, Wi-etc.) data back
> to my own server. In some case I may have an actual high confidence
> GPS fix to submit as well (does Google already have all the data for
> Asia, Europe, US they need?).
> Am I wrong in thinking that I should just use Google Gears on the
> server side?
> Thanks,
> Ray
>

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