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Good work :) I think my GUI needs to get more white modern glossy plastic to match those sounds. They are quite warm, but that might be dampered by Pandora's poor frequency response. The shutdown sound is a bit intense. It's usually a slow process, so hitting you with alot of sound a while...

The emulator simply wraps ES 2.0 to OpenGL 2.0 so the performance depends on your graphic card. The OpenGL emulator won't work on Intel GMA 945. I'm wondering if you can get it working with Mesa 3D however...

Now it works good on AMD's OpenGL ES 2.0 emulator :) The font rendering is not perfect yet, but that will hopefully be fixed soon :) Download here: http://rapidshare.com/files/159770038/S ... _Win32.zip

Also confirm that the alignment is vertical so it can get neat font-sub-pixeling (Like it's needed :D )

http://www.imgtec.com/powervr/insider/sdk/...enGLES2xSGX.asp This should get you started :)

I hope simple mode won't end up with X, but it does need a way to manage applications without it. Currently Gmenu runs on X and it's unknown if it's going to stay that way.

Well it's not meant as a replacement of X, just as an simple/fast alternative. You could start kdrive from the menu to run all the slow ports, then return back when you are done with X. You could also start applications from the "simple mode" in X11 via X wrapper. That might be slow for high...

Getting basic 2D acceleration (double buffering, alpha blitting) is something I'd like to see, especially since I don't know if the official drivers even support this and it will make my GUI faster. (OpenGL and OpenVG has some overhead)

Yet a promissed feature by Squidge :D Now this SIMPLE MODE needs a way to manage the screen (so you can switch applications without virtual terminals)

I was hoping that the launcher/task switcher has the job of changing clock speed. Then you would specify two different clock speed for an application, minimum clock speed and background addition (which would be added to the currently running application's minimum clock requirement) The clock...

I hope this simple mode will have a way to share the screen (which works with SGX drivers), because using a window manager is overkill.

http://gizmodo.com/5042348/sandisk-exreme-...ter-than-before Not cheap, but hopefully fast :)

It's a neat car.

Well I read 10MB free after Ubuntu is loaded... Ubuntu will suck, expecially if want speed or you don't want use a stylus. There is also 30MB/s SD cards available that clould be used for swap :)

I think it will feel like a big GBA SP. It's going to be a pain to use the shoulder buttons and/or the joysticks while it's on a table.

OpenVG or OpenGL ES is the way to go. OpenVG would probably be the easiest and you could easily accelerate other stuff too :)

I tried to make some 2D mapping thing for OpenGL ES 2.0. I didn't get 1:1 mapping :( Here is the source and Window binaries: http://rapidshare.com/files/155370616/O ... S_Test.zip

I would like a package manager for each SD card. This way it would be easy to manage them via a computer and it doesn't rely on flash storage.

I personally would just like the logo (no text) to fade in (via PWM on the backlight maybe? :D) and wait for the menu to load.