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I said oops because the discussion is already being carried here, in the Offtopic Discussions: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/48612-google-chrome-os-coming-in-2010/ A moderator with a quick trigger finger ought to close this topic so we don't discuss this any further here.

It's official: Google wants to dominate the world of computers. And I'm not joking. It's quite obvious Google Chrome OS is taking the ideas behind Google Chrome to the next level. Google Chrome has always been about bringing web applications closer to the desktop. This is brilliant, because...

Oops.

It's official: Google wants to dominate the world of computing. And I'm not joking. Google recently announced their new Google Chrome OS, and they said it "is an open source, lightweight operating system that will initially be targeted at netbooks. Later this year we will open-source its code...

This practice is (still?) discouraged heavily by MySQL users, so I assume it's universally bad. I agree with others here concerning resource usage. One of the features that most software developers, even experienced ones, ignore the most is keeping it lean. It's one of those things where you...

As much as I agree, I think this doesn't need its own thread. You're better off responding to someone in a thread.

I like the theme, though I find it a tad cliché in some areas, like the tabs up top. Concerning the post rating feature, I say give it a shot, and if makes trouble then remove it. It appears to be fairly non-consequential to me.

It's finally clicked for me: no one really knows what the timetable looks like. All these predictions (even MWeston's) are totally pulled out of a hat, and will, without exception, be changed. The very fact that the people in OpenPandora Inc. have never done anything like this before should...

Like some of the others here, I couldn't think of any particular tests to run. I'd just try and do what I do on my laptop, which includes e-mail, calendar, catching up on podcasts, playing a little Teeworld, chat with a few friends, and possibly even work on software with it.

Whatever happened to first come first serve? I say just dish 'em out to whoever ordered first. Everyone will get their Pandora eventually, and we all understand we have to wait for new software to be developed anyway. Besides, they already tried to distinguish between someone who would develop...

Everyone forgot that the world is what it is because the world is a self-centered, proud, barbaric world where people care about things only as far as they will provide them immediate happiness and/or glory. The world didn't and doesn't need technology to cure the evil hearts of man. The world...

I have been informed by DJWillis on IRC that this is already being done as much as possible with the omap1 kernel, which in turn submits patches to the official kernel. This is my understanding, but it may not be completely accurate.

http://gentoo.openpandora.org/ or #gentoo-pandora or #gentoo-embedded or #gentoo :D

I also want to try and get libpxml (and software that uses it) to work with Gentoo, so that users of libpxml-based software can use official sources and pxml package managers to keep that up-to-date, rather than relying on us and our limited manpower to keep the overlay viridior mentioned...

To expand on this, we plan on providing an image you simply extract to an SD card and plug it into your device of choice! Anything that requires configuration before booting happens will occur as a questionnaire on first boot. How's that for easy? ;)

We've come a long way from where we started. Six months ago, neither viridior or I had any idea of what we were getting ourselves into. Nevertheless, we survived, and in the meantime we've created our first truly usable Gentoo release. If someone could boot it up and play with it and make sure...

What a tease. :D