On Tue, 6 Sep 2011 20:34:36 +0300, Alexey Eromenko wrote:
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 8:09 PM, Alexander von Gluck
<kallis...@unixzen.com> wrote:
There are components which could be added:
* View of Guest IP addresses
* GuestControl Execute (allows to execute guest commands from host,
useful)
* 3D acceleration: OpenGL (it could be harder than others)
After GSOC is over, anyone of Haiku community could continue
student's work ?
I think there are several developers that would be willing. The
student also
expressed interest in long-term maintenance.
As several core developers use VirtualBox for testing, there is little
chance
of this code being abandoned.
I have put together two packages to make showing off the code to the
VirtualBox team
and the Haiku community easy...
http://pub.haikufire.com/haiku/optionalpackages/vboxadditions-4.1.15_dev-x86-gcc4-2011-08-23.zip
http://pub.haikufire.com/haiku/optionalpackages/vboxadditions-full-4.1.15_dev-x86-gcc4-2011-08-23.zip
In such cases it is recommended to have single code tree, but
experimental functionality disabled by default (at build time or
run-time) rather than 2 code trees.
This is an easy todo... the video driver does work and is stable, i
just
didn't want to slow down screen updates to get dynamic resizing.
Well, yes, I think this work should be integrated into main VBox code
tree (even if not built by default, just like FreeBSD which is not
officially supported by Oracle).
That makes sense, we have the facilities to build and ship the module
on our end.
The work should be MIT-licensed.
I'm pretty sure Mike is ok with this (however I will get confirmation
via this ML),
some sources / headers need some header license cleanup... Is there a
preferred format?
Thanks!
-- Alex
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