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  1. Cloudef

    Pandora PNDManager

    You disable the install button, but you still allow user to press B and start installing. Other than that seems to work nicely here, good job.
  2. Cloudef

    Confliting requirements

    https://github.com/Cloudef/makepnd I already have test dev env also as well that I've been sharing on IRC. So far B-ZaR has been using it and been very pleased. When I release PUR (AUR Clone), I'll release the env here as well and maybe do opkg feed for updates. Theoretically you could do...
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    Pandora PNDManager

    You can find current makepnd recipe here https://github.com/Cloudef/makepnd/blob/master/recipes/pndmanager/PNDBUILD Maybe it helps you tracking, if packaging changes somehow. I'll release makepnd and web application for contributing the recipes sometime near future.
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    SoC Poll - What's most important for you?

    This has nothing to do with architecture, OpenGL versions are from driver vendors. SGX could support OpenGL, but they don't for some reason (their x86 GPUs that use same arch has this support enabled)
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    SoC Poll - What's most important for you?

    Battery, Open Source, ARM, Open Source. Seems quite weird to have such poll after FOSDEM though. Like some said, if I want to have overheating loud device, I would buy notebook.
  6. Cloudef

    The software side

    From today, it can build ipks too.. Though depends array items may vary between distros. I used it to build newer bash for dchrt to support associative arrays in makepnd, those will be used to map PND application localized titles and descriptions on recipe.
  7. Cloudef

    The software side

    Yes, this is bad. But it's still the way for example Steam works. There is also LSB (Linux standard base, thanks to Slaeshjag, I know about it) This is good idea I admit, however it brings the following problems. 1. The PND isn't plug'n'play (heh) 2. What happens if the old version of...
  8. Cloudef

    Which distro

    Ubuntu patches a lot of their packages so that they are relic of what they were originally :/ And ironically even Arch is a lot more stable than that distro.
  9. Cloudef

    The software side

    Of course libc and such are backwards compatible by design. There has to be drawn line to somewhere of course. We discussed on IRC though, and I'm fine with runtime with set of dependencies allowed to be dynamically linked, as long as that runtime is well defined. This way it's not too much...
  10. Cloudef

    The software side

    Read my post fully. The api doesn't exist and it would notify developer so when he accesses it using the framework.Of course, we don't have such convient frameworks so the situation is much more complex for us.
  11. Cloudef

    The software side

    Expect when accesing the GPS api from older android (the library is just layer to the internals).It could return error status for unsupported OS version or something, instead of making developer check for all kinds of OS versions for different code paths. Most of the library changes in iOS for...
  12. Cloudef

    The software side

    @pmprog, the current fragility is that there is not really defined guidelines for packaging PND. So they are not really self-contained, they just work with current firmware because it's in kind of "frozen" state. .next for example which aims to be complicant with PNDs already has breakage, so...
  13. Cloudef

    The software side

    You guys are introducing too many moving parts to already fragile system.
  14. Cloudef

    The software side

    Might be, it has bit of history: https://projects.archlinux.org/pacman.git/tree/scripts/makepkg.sh.in
  15. Cloudef

    The software side

    So I forked makepkg into makepnd and produced PND under dchrt. Even though makepkg is 3k lines of bash, I was surprised that it dint depend on pacman pretty much at all, and was quite depressed how little effort I had actually do. Here is recipe: # Maintainer: Jari Vetoniemi <mailRoxas <at>...
  16. Cloudef

    The software side

    Here is discussion related recipes and the suggested new PND format. 11:05:17 Cloudef B-ZaR: morning 11:05:39 B-ZaR so you're building PNDs from recipes 11:06:36 Cloudef Yes 11:07:08 Cloudef I thought I should take first step as the thread is not going anywhere...
  17. Cloudef

    The software side

    I hacked up yesterday pacman's makepkg to create PNDs from AUR recipes. Of course there should be more involved in the end product. But I think I can come up with working prototype what I mean with creating PND's from recipes near future (including chroot for current pandora (which is actually...
  18. Cloudef

    op_power.sh and unsuspend with the lid closed.

    Lid and such are evdev events. http://pandorawiki.org/Kernel_interface
  19. Cloudef

    The software side

    I've had plans to do AUR like system for PNDs for Pyra. This would of course include build chroot with distcc and makepkg fork building PNDs from recipes. This brings two points, 1. You can see how the PND is made from recipe and modify it to your needs, 2. It allows automate PND builds for...
  20. Cloudef

    Pandora's Video format

    The DSP accelerated video works worse than mplayer/mplayer2/mpv on CPU for almost every video type, with exception of certain xvid && lame combination. Different results might be had with better DSP codecs, but at least n900 ones that worked were disappointing. av/ffmpeg used by...
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