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@Uni - Hey, people like you and Rikku are giving us reasons to get a wi-fi dongle. I might get a wifi dongle anyway, but some great games and apps that're internet-enabled will definitely give us reasons to.

Ok, so assuming you've got the SDK downloaded, open the tools folder, and inside that, the codeblocks folder, and finally the wizard folder. Take the config.script and the 'gp2x' folder and copy them. Then, navigate to the 'C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\share\CodeBlocks\Templates\Wizard' folder...

Yeah, I figured out that I think you need to copy the wizard into the template folder of CodeBlocks. Search the CodeBlocks directory - copy the files in the GP2X Project Template folder into the CodeBlocks template / wizard folder.

Yes. I know it's far too much of a difference, but if it could eke out just 5 or 10 more FPS, that would be absolutely great. The compatibility increase alone between the two betas is incredible. Also, this is a seventh 'game' - the scph1001 bios also seems to work (when trying to load an...

This is a good place. Also, the Caanoo archive and GPH's official Facebook page are good places to comment. GPH seems really good about getting back to people on their Facebook page.

I don't really think that it's fair to be annoyed that the emulators aren't the greatest yet as the Caanoo hasn't even been out a full year. Ginge will probably come out sometime soon, and the SNES and NES emulators will also probably be fixed soon as well. However, while I do agree that GPH...

@AJack Make that six; Tomba doesn't crash on landing - which is great, except the FPS is super slow. Ahh, well. That's progress, still!

I too think that the freeware and official game archive needs to be upped dramatically for the Caanoo to be popular. Clearly, it's the best open-source handheld game system out there for $150, but without strong games, there's no real reason to buy a Caanoo. Also, it kind of kills Caanoo sales...

Huh. Ruby crashed for me too. Hopefully the porter of GPSP will take a look at this thread and fix it. Also, homebrewn games don't work for me (the six I downloaded, anyway).

Pretty much any sort of online-enabled program, like a Skype-like service, a Mail program, a Web browser, or even an App store would be useful to me.

!!! GPH put it on their Facebook page!!! 8O CanTime on GPH's Facebook Page

Nice job on the game. Continue with porting / making games. This one's a bit difficult, but that just gives it replay value, right? :) Thanks for the addition to the Caanoo's archive.

Hmm... That's a good idea. I'll probably do that (although, I think I'd make a different app for that). It shouldn't be too difficult to do at all.

@ozzuneoj - The weather application sounds good. Or, someone could port an already online-enabled game (like Battle of Wesnoth or something like that) to work on the Caanoo. A few of those would make me buy a Wi-fi module.

Hey. So I was timing something, and I had my Caanoo in my hand, and I thought, "Why can't I have a timer on my Caanoo?"... So, a couple of hours in development later, here's version 1.0 of CanTime, the Timer for Caanoo. There's a readme text file included about how to operate the app, but it's...

Get the latest GPH SDK - there are a few threads around here about setting it up to compile on your Caanoo; you should be able to download it from the Caanoo's file archive. When you run the wizard to make a new project in CodeBlocks, it will create a template project that uses SDL to load and...

I would probably buy a dongle / connect my Caanoo to the Internet if a few good games or apps came out for it. Without any reason to, I'm not going to connect it.

You may want to start contacting GPH; perhaps they could help to contact the reseller. If you can't get a hold of them via Email or FunGP, try their FaceBook page; they seem to respond fairly quickly.

Yep; like U9i said, get a quick game up and running. If you want to use SDL, then C++ should work fine, but if you want to use another language, like BennuGD or Love, then you'll have to opt in for other languages. Since you know C++ well enough, run through some C++ tutorials and get them up...

EDIT: Project64 is a good N64 emulator. I believe at least an older source of it is available.