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I'd prefer to make it just a launcher, a launcher for PNDs and *perhaps* roms, but just that. I had the idea time ago of making it a complete enviroment a bit like Moblin, but that was overcomplicating things (does that word exist in English?) Just a launcher, just a launcher!!

KDE because I feel more confortable. and linux because libpnd needs "inotify" which is only on linux kernel, won't compile on mach kernel.

Nothing that has not been said before on the unofficial blog. I'm in the progress of remaking the interface using the new Qt 4.6 animation and state machine systems and now it looks *a bit* more "moblin", and has improved some design fails that were on last video, like the big wasted space to...

Uhmmm... ehmm...EvilDragon? :unsure:

Thanks ED. We appreciate your updates! Well al least one of my questions were answered. That's a very good thing :D

I hope some dev can post here the status of those 105 units :) I wonder what they have decided about what will they do with those units. Send them to developers?

Thanks for the answer. At least is some info :) I'll take a look again on those threads. Perhaps I feel like I don't have enough info because on this forum people is always discussing and it's hard to find the official info between a lot of opinions :) well it's hard to explain what I mean with...

EvilDragon, any updates about the software? As an "alternative interface" developer, that's something that is very important to me. There's not much info about how the os in the pandora works, I know it's amstrong, but it has a custom package manager, the pnd, but I can't find enough...

The look, is different than those screenshots on that thread, the design has evolved a lot. It has improved :)

That Pangea thread is so old.. :D It has changed a lot since then...

From GP32Spain:

It has a 600Mhz Cortex A8 and a PowerVR SGX. Similar to Pandora.

I know, I know, that's why I said you can mix objective-c with c++ :)

And the good thing is: I'm going to buy one to replace my iphone first generation (I don't like to call it 2G, but well..) The bad thing: it runs macosx, not linux, so apps have to be adapted to objetive-C (you can mix objective-C with C/C++, but you can't compile a C/C++ only app for the...

Well, now that I think about it, running my inteface on the beagle is not that different than running on my desktop pc. Perhaps I can't know what the perfomance will be, but anyway I don't think performance would be a problem when running an interface. If I want to run it on real hardware I...

Well.. -I consider myself a linux geek. I run gnu/linux 24hours/day since I was 16 (that was on 2001) first debian, and then gentoo linux since 2005. Linux is not a problem for me. Neither is having to use a terminal (as in serial terminal, I have built a few serial cables, for routers and even...

I'm planning to get a BeagleBoard, as I'd like to have Pangea GUI running on actual hardware before the Pandora gets released. I don't have too much money, so I have to think a lot about it before I buy one. Do you think is a good idea or is better to just wait for the Pandora? Is there...

It certainly removes any incentive to give your key out! :lol: But the real pirates will just generate fake keys. Only way to get around that is price yourself so it doesn't matter, or have trust that people will buy your game and don't spend any time or effort on thwarting piracy. But even...

I don't know about any open source browser with the zooming feature I plan to implement, neither one based on graphics view using opengl es acceleration, so I don't know what work I'm duplicating.

If I have time, I'll try to do a simple browser based on webkit and Qt's opengl es accelerated graphicsview, so it gets iphone-like zooming feature. I can't promise anything, though, but I think it's possible.