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Driver is out! Look at Tom Cooksey's thread on dev's corner :) http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=45664

Yes, and these sectors will be unused anyway...who will use 100% of the NAND?

Yes, much faster and smoother with OpenGL ES acceleration. Qt 4.5 will have a driver for the OMAP, so when it and the imgtech driver are released, it will run much better.

That's what you are missing by been unable to view the video :lol: It has iphone-like kinetic scrolling. I'll add a configuration option for the user to choose top to bottom or left to right scrolling. You can scroll by using d-pad or touchscreen.

Do you prefer this background? It have been made by Zenzuke http://www.zenzuke.com/ Please forgive the application icons, are randomly created by me, inspired by the icons I found on my harddisk and the web :lol: (lol netscape)

Warning: This is a Work in progress, it's not finished This is a work-in-progress of my alternative interface. It currently features a XML skins system, very configurable (positions, colours, fonts, sizes, text..all is configurable) and there are a few very interesting features to come. It's...

But Matchbox doesn't run on framebuffer, or does it? I thought gmenu (simple mode) was intended to run on framebuffer and X11 was only for desktop enviroments, but I can be wrong, there is not much information about it. It's a lot of casuality, that you made a post very very similar to what I...

And what about a Qt4+webkit based browser?

Here, zero sponsored results and open pandora the fifth. Perhaps it depends of country/browser/operating system/cookies?

People don't get that these 'hacker' pandoras are like the dev kits, only for kernel and core aplications developers. *sigh* :rolleyes:

It's too soon :P Not previews until it is finished. I can only say that it is fully skinnable by XML skin files, has a very useful search-as-you-type feature and I'm planning to add a widgets/gadgets area. And for your question about kind of interface, it's similar to gmenu in the way that it...

I think that early Pandoras are supposed to be the same as the actual dev kits: for kernel and core applications developers, and not for games and that kind of stuff. That said, I think my interface would benefit from an early Pandora, but only if the develpment team wants, because as ED said...

But the Pandora team doesn't want us to write on the NAND. They say that the Amsntromg package system will be use only for firmware updates, and applications will have to be installed on external storage (SDs, external harddiscs, pendrives..) (although the user can do whatever he/she wants)...

February 29 2009 :lol:

Don't be so rude, his question is valid. I have a similar question: As PXML is needed for the application to be able to be launched, does that mean that all the apps, including standard linux apps (as in "non designed for or ported to pandora") have to be ported or at least repackaged?

Definetily the new one. I like it more.