Hi Georg, Thanks for the reply. I've had some trouble with the fork() implementation in the particular version of uclibc on the zipit, so I'll keep an eye on that when I get around to dillo.
But my current problem is something you may not have seen in the DOS port. I need to use the -L command line switch to run the nano-X server rotated 90 degrees left. In this mode I see the bugs. --Don-- > as you know I ported Dillo to DOS using FLTK based on NXLib. > > If you have FLTK based on NXlib running on the Zipit Z2, I see no problem > getting Dillo to work on it. > > The problems with DOS were getting the TCP/IP stack to work, the EWOULDBLOCK > error was not handled in Dillo and stopped the download when it occured. > Also Dillo uses fork() to run a lot of tasks in separate processes (the dpi > stuff) which could not be done this way in DOS. All this will be no problem > for you since you are using Linux. > > So all you have to do is get it to compile, I see no area that would require > code changes. Yes, it works great in the native orientation, but some things break down in the various other portrait modes. I added some more pictures here. http://macrofig.blogspot.com/2011/11/i-blame-trees.html Don
