Hi Everybody!
Eric Christianson had a question about using a bitmapped background for a
widget. I just added a demo program, 'customtheme'. It fabricates a simple
binary theme to describe a user-defined theme object, then assigns that theme
object to a widget.
note: I had to fix a small bug in p
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> This is great to hear, I have been playing with Pico/Linux for a few
> months
> and its cool. So far I haven't got much past being able to rebuild
> PicoGUI
> and re-flash though.
Cool. Hopefully soon Pico/Linux will have the applications it needs to be usef
Micah Dowty writes:
> ** Handhelds- Helio, VR3
>
> Linux on the Helio is not dead! There has always been confusion
surrounding
> Linux on the Helio it seems. There are different kernels, different
romdisks,
> all built independantly, with only one person who knows how to compile
each one.
> I tr
Well, I think Pascal Bauermeister had some specs for the laucher app. If not, I
can give you an idea of what I envision for it. For the PIM, there hasn't been
anything concrete yet. The consensus for the PIM app seems to be:
- it is based on a simple database, shared by all the PIM's components
-
I am not familiar with Unicode (yet) but I think you would only need to modify
the font rendering code. PicoGUI's key codes are 16-bit integers, and the font
code does not limit fonts to 256 characters.
Since this would make PicoGUI much more useful and probably wouldn't be hard to
implement, Un
