Re: [E-devel] X11 dependencies hardcoded in ecore_evas

On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 03:05:24 +0200 mobi phil said: > Thanks for the detailed answer... You told me what I did not find out in > weeks :)... nevertheless: > > > if you are talking of directfb accelerated on top of glamo - good luck. last > > i > > checked it wasn't and you'd have something a LOT

Re: [E-devel] X11 dependencies hardcoded in ecore_evas

Thanks for the detailed answer... You told me what I did not find out in weeks :)... nevertheless: if you are talking of directfb accelerated on top of glamo - good luck. last > i > checked it wasn't and you'd have something a LOT slower. No.. there is nothing... was thinking to write sthg. on t

Re: [E-devel] X11 dependencies hardcoded in ecore_evas

On Sat, 17 Apr 2010 20:27:06 +0200 mobi phil said: > The target device of my experiments is the openmoko. For this reason I put > the openmoko-dev list to cc, maybe somebody is interested there. > > oddd. lossy uses libjpeg. BOTH use eet. eet uses jpeg compression for lossy > > and > > zlib for

Re: Fwd: [SHR-T-Latest] PISI problems

OK, this took some time (terrible sorry for that!) but now here is the requested output: -- r...@om-gta02 ~ $ pisi -v contacts_dbussim contacts.vcf *** ** PISI** *

Re: [E-devel] X11 dependencies hardcoded in ecore_evas

The target device of my experiments is the openmoko. For this reason I put the openmoko-dev list to cc, maybe somebody is interested there. oddd. lossy uses libjpeg. BOTH use eet. eet uses jpeg compression for lossy > and > zlib for comp. there is also raw that doesnt compress at all. > > well.. t

Re: project customers

Em 16-04-2010 23:02, Kosa escreveu: > I ain't no expert on this, but since iPad is being a succesful "mobil > device", we could give a chance for a BIGGER Freerunner. Of course iPad > won't sell as many pices as the iPhone has, but 400k seems good for a > start. There's a huge market for the big to

Re: MC Navi

yes, I plan to add other toolkits in future, but the first will be bada or windows. But this is very far future On 04/09/2010 03:33 PM, arne anka [via Openmoko Public Mailinglists] wrote: > had a short glance over the sources. > did you mix your algorithm inseparably with > illume/esomething/w

of books and pads (was Re: community Digest, Vol 179, Issue 23)

[ Let's use a meaningful subject. ] Christoph Pulster wrote: > The format "Pad" is no new idea. The industrial product range use it > since many years. This is, by the way, one sector likely to be able to limit the complexity of tasks, as I described in my previous post. In fact, the possibilit

Re: [QtMoko] Bug 1024

another cause maybe: [quoting from wiki about debian] echo 500 > /sys/module/glamo_mci/parameters/sd_max_clk echo 3 > /sys/module/glamo_mci/parameters/sd_drive If that resolves the problem and installation completes, you are that much wiser. However, SD card performance is reduced even from

Re: community Digest, Vol 179, Issue 23

2010-04...@10:28 Rui Miguel Silva Seabra > Won't work. One word why: drivers. > > You'll always produce a sub-standard alternative to the official OS that > comes with the device. > > Rui yeah...and producers of closed hw like apple can (and they will do) change the firmware or some chip witho

Re: community Digest, Vol 179, Issue 23

Em 17-04-2010 10:02, Christoph Pulster escreveu: > I consider the idea, that the future of open source hardware could be > this: taking high-quality hardware from big players like Apple, which > are sexy and free of bugs. But jailbreaking/reflashing the bootloader, > installing a free OS. > Sur

Introducing FoxtrotGPS (was: Forking TangoGPS)

Hello, everyone-- I'd like to formally introduce the foxtrotGPS project: FoxtrotGPS is an offshoot of Marcus Bauer's excellent tangoGPS application , with a focus on cooperation and fostering community innovation. You can find more information, including a link to our pu

Re: project customers

-[ Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 12:46:28AM -0300, Werner Almesberger ] > I'd worry a lot more about GUI and applications than about any bit > of hardware. Agreed, and iPad imitators are probably going to discover once again that software is a very important component that can not be copied as easily