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I'm also on Kubuntu (5.04) and as a USB device, the GP2X doesn't get recognized. My box has an SD card reader built in (Shuttle SN85G4) and that works just fine. But as a USB device, I can't get any sense out of my GP2X with either Windows, Mac or Linux. I have tried two USB cables on each PC...

I'm sorry, but your point is nonsense. There is no need to distribute the source to people unless you have distributed the binaries to them. I don't think it's a case of what I am worrying about. It's about respecting copyright law. GPH are apparently worried about a Chinese copy of their...

Why are you posting such nonsense? You can charge what you like for GPLed software. What you can't do is prevent someone who has bought it (or obtained it from somewhere) from selling it themselves or giving it away. As for the offer of the source code, that offer must be made when the software...

This is not true. GPH's obligation under the GPL began the first time they shipped a GP2X to anyone outside of their organisation. At that point, they should have made it clear what the licensing arrangements were (by including a copy of the GPL) and made an offer to provide the source code...

I ordered mine on 23rd September and I received my email at 17:54. Heh heh heh!

Hahahahahahaha!!!! Thanks. Can't wait!!

Hiya, Do you know offhand what pre-order dates these 800 will cover? To be more precise, I ordered on 23rd September; is mine likely to go out from this batch? (PS sending out 800 in a day is pretty impressive!).

I ordered on the 23rd September and I still don't have the email. According to gp2x.co.uk they are aiming to complete sending out pre-orders on Monday.

I can't speak for the rest of the interview, but this makes no sense at all. I know that Windows 98 doesn't do USB, but why should drivers be needed for Linux? The GP2X just appears as a mass-storage device, doesn't it?

I use Kubuntu 5.04 here at home. I also have an Apple iBook. I'm stuck with Windows XP at work.

I don't understand that. Surely the SDK would be on the CD? And many people would have ordered the device based on the chance to develop for it. Certainly that's why I ordered mine.

Hiya, I'm teribly jealous of you all with your GP2Xs! Are you all first-day orderers? (is that a word?) I ordered mine on the 23rd September and I'm still waiting for an email to tell me that it's been despatched! I've got my nice pong game all ready to play as well!! :)

I tried to compile it and it was fine, but there is no main() function, so you can't build an executable. One thing is that it's not legal C, I think, because C doesn't define true and false? I got errors when I tried gcc, but it's fine under g++. Try renaming main.c to main.cpp and see if...

Thanks for your fast reply. It's all my own stuff and the classes use only SDL and SDL_image. The game(s) tend to use SDL_mixer for sound and music. What version of GCC is supplied with the SDK? I didn't understand your comment about gcc 2.95. Are you saying that the pre-compiled libs are...

Hi, I'm wondering whether you can say how much effort is required to port an SDL-based game which already runs on Linux (and Windows and Mac). The game is written in C++ and uses bog-standard SDL plus SDL_image and SDL_mixer. The reason I ask is that I have a very simple sprite library which I...

I don't understand why you thought that the thing would have emulators included? Did the GP32 come with emulators?

Free sound effects: Sound FX Free music: Music Free sprites (don't forget to give credit): Sprites More free sprites (read the licence carefully - I can't remember what it says): More sprites