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The Pandora would also be the ULTIMATE handheld console for a game by Epic. It's got the standard (living room) console control layout (minus two shoulder buttons), but having dual analog, dpad, game buttons, and shoulder buttons is a great setup for an FPS. Even if it's not the best platform...

Any chance that the second platform that they're going to be porting this to is the Pandora? (Who knows, maybe this is that special project that Craig talked about a while back...)

The shrinkage was for the first MP samples. Due to the shrinkage, they didn't get the green light and have been undergoing tweaking (including shoulder buttons and stuff). We're supposed to get more information tomorrow, IIRC. Having no surface finish/silk-screening (AFAICT) is not taken into...

The Pandora's running Linux too... I'm saying that because the PND is an ISO with one or two files tacked on, you can probably just mount it like you'd mount an ISO. Even if that's not possible, I'm sure libpnd has support for it somewhere.

I assume you can mount it if you want to see/modify the contents.

I wouldn't put it past him - this is the kind of thing that he might get serious about. His sarcasm is generally more obvious.

Do you understand the angle he's holding it at? He practically can't see that side of the Pandora. He's way off to the left so that the camera can get a good, unobstructed view of the Pandora.

That was on his desktop in KDE - he was just showing the layout of the SD file system using his computer because it's much easier than trying to do it on the Pandora, I'm sure.

I put down Spanish, but I'm not really fluent and I don't speak it on a regular basis (I took Spanish for 6 years during high school, so I can speak it well, but I don't really use it at all). Should I change my vote and remove it?

Hey ED, do you think that XFCE can be configured so that you can push one of the center buttons (Start/Select/Pandora logo) and have the menu pop up? It would make it so that any program could be launched without using the touchscreen. EDIT: Configured that way by default in the launch...

Awesome. Even though I love the professionalism in ED's videos, nothing beats Craig being apprehended at 4am stuffing his face with ramen. :lol:

Awesome, it looks great. I'm glad that the integration's already working so well - the firmware at launch is going to be beautiful. :D

It seems to have flat face buttons, which I really dislike (I've got a Gamestop controller with those, and they're really not as comfortable for my thumb as the rounded ones on the Microsoft controller), and I find the Microsoft controller to be quite comfortable. It's interesting though - the...

Well, I just ordered one off of Amazon (it's currently only 40 dollars, and I had a 10 dollar credit towards a video game purchase, so I got it for 30, which is an AMAZING deal), and when my Pandora arrives, I'll make sure to try to get it working.

...you would't need emulation, it would just have to play a sound. Why not just write a tiny script that plays the sound then runs the emulator?

I think, in terms of adding a trackpad, it would be interesting to add two to the bottom of the device, one on each side. (You would have to press some key or flip a switch to enable it so you didn't use it by accident though.) You'd be able to control a mouse by moving your fingers around on...

That second edit might be true, but I know for a fact you can use Enlightenment's window manager (EWM?) on top of other DEs, as one of the options on the computers in the CS department is KDE with Enlightenment's window manager.

Fullscreen much?

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Hrm, the material on tat girl's top always caught me off guard - the whole thing seems too... flat?, and the reflection just looks totally out of place... (specularity too high?)