If somebody gets Android running on a tablet and that somebody actually
honors the GPL, it's likely that much of the work of a real Linux
port has been done.
Except that I've heard from a very credible source that in existing
Android *phones* there are 9 pieces of essential yet proprietary
On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 7:51 PM, Thomas C Gilliard
satel...@bendbroadband.com wrote:
I just connected wirelessly
1- ) Mirabelle USB
Started Chat as shared in Mirabelle
2- )Blueberry.vmx
Joined
3- ) XO-1 os230py (Sugar 0.88.0)
Joined
XO-1 saw all connections colors and text
Blueberry
I don't have a voice here, but I have spent a while playing with
Moblin (and more recently MeeGo), and also with the Android SDK's.
(Caveat: this was for an experimental platform I have been trying
out; I have actually written exactly 0 useful apps with either
platform...)
FWIW, then, I'd
Steve,
I just noticed that the http://wiki.laptop.org/go/F11_for_XO-1 page has not
been updated with information about and pointing to the OS13 build.
Is this intentional?
By the way thank you for the builds.
Robert H.
rihowa...@gmail.com
On Mar 27, 2010, at 5:53 AM, Steven M.
Simple test of collaboration using two Sugar-0.88_on_F11 XO-1 systems:
I don't know why os240py has three 'Mesh' icons in Neighborhood View.
The systems connected automatically on Mesh channel 1 -- they showed
each other in Neighborhood View, and I could 'ping' between them.
BUT, Activities
[Disclaimer: What I am currently exploring is how sugar0.88-on-XO1
behaves. I do not do much testing of system-to-system collaboration on
released builds, so I do not have a base line to compare against.]
Left the setup (with two os240py systems talking to each other over a
new wireless network)
