I'd use it with VirtualPC, or similar, to enable Maemo development under OS X
or Windows. A properly configured boot-cd would be perfect for that,
'Maemo-in-a-box'. :)
-----Original Message-----
From: "Mattias Schlenker"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 26.6.05 17:12:45
To: "[email protected]"<[email protected]>
Subject: [maemo-developers] MaemoLive 0.4a available
Hello folks,
I just finished Maemo 0.4a, which is probably the last alpha version. It
now includes anjuta and some of the maemo apps (Plucker, ToDo, AbiWord).
Usage is still a bit crude. If you plan using the CD for development,
you may want to save changes made to the live filesystem that are
located in /var/tmp/union/scratchbox (just tar it). In future versions I
will provide some scripts for it.
In this iteration I still used the binary packages, for the next
iteration I will probably compile all the stuff needed.
Our live CD may be good enough for starting development for maemo
without needing a Linux box as well as for just getting a glimpse on the
maemo GUI. But in which direction should the Live-CD develop? Should we
provide a polished version that boots straight into maemo to demonstrate
the possibilities of the GUI? Should we focus on developers and include
tools? Should we build a derivative version that could be used with
CoLinux to give people who just developed on windows the possibility to
develop for maemo?
http://devcorner.schlenker-webdesign.de/download/maemolive.png
http://cdprojekte.schlenker-webdesign.de:8080/Public/Maemo_Live/0.4a/
Regards,
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