On 01/27/2011 05:25 PM, Henry Vermaak wrote:
embedded doesn't necessarily
mean gui-free.
You are (increasingly) right, As memory and CPU resources get cheaper,
including a GUI in embedded projects gets more common. (In fact this is
why I gave up active development for the "active noGUI" Widget Type I
had been planning and already did a test-implementation of.)
OTOH regarding the discussed issue, gui-free just means "without a
local, directly linked GUI". There are projects that ask attaching for
non-local GUI, using some dedicated interface to attach the GUI e.g. (1)
CGI with HTML, ExtJS or Silverlight, or (2) a daemon that can be
monitored by a configuration program, (3) an Android app that is
attached to a fully integrated Android-style GUI done in Java.
This is all about separating the GUI and the "business" logic - as
recently discussed here.
-Michael
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