Hi all!
A question for those working on the just announced M10 tablet: will we
be able to run 32bit arm applications (that is, the same binaries we are
producing for the phones) on it?
As far as I understand, the CPU is capable of running both 64 and 32
bits applications, and I presume that the
hi,
Am Freitag, den 05.02.2016, 11:29 +0300 schrieb Alberto Mardegan:
> Hi all!
> A question for those working on the just announced M10 tablet: will we
> be able to run 32bit arm applications (that is, the same binaries we are
> producing for the phones) on it?
> As far as I understand, the CPU
On 16-02-05 03:29 AM, Alberto Mardegan wrote:
> Hi all!
> A question for those working on the just announced M10 tablet: will we
> be able to run 32bit arm applications (that is, the same binaries we are
> producing for the phones) on it?
> As far as I understand, the CPU is capable of running
Firefox is in no way limited to 64bits, it compiles and works on
32-bit just fine. The key to using it meaningfully would be to have it
work under the phone's display server and having an user interface
that's usable also with touch.
But technically speaking (not practically) there is no blocker
On 16-02-05 06:36 AM, Wayne Ward wrote:
> so when we get the tablet that runs firefox thats because its 64bit so this
> means we cant do the same on the phone?
Actually, in this case Firefox is an armhf (32-bit ARM) binary running in a
sandbox using XMir. It's technically
possible to do the
so when we get the tablet that runs firefox thats because its 64bit so
this means we cant do the same on the phone? i see people doing that
already ...
be good if we can run the same on the phone to fill the gaps of missing
applications
Wayne
On 05/02/16 11:22, Stephen M. Webb wrote:
On
I see so apps we want to use are possible to build in future into a
sandbox we basically see if they run fine IE without monitor
so for instance i want lifeograph and vnc i could get these in a sandbox
and test on phone and tablet and tabllet with convergence and see they
pan out :)
now that
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