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I've read pressure from /dev/input/ and it seem to work ok, it just needs adding to xorg.conf afaik must add that to my TODO list....

There's another problem with a "real" suspend too, if its to ram then in low memory situations it won't work and if its to nand then you loose precious nand space leaving the only other alternative suspending to sd card - which means you need to leave the sd card in all the time (fine if like me...

I've previously always just used cmus (console music player) with the lid closed and been quite happy with the power usage What I didn't try was running it in low power mode (slide the power switch momentary to the right) Turns out its frugal enough to play just fine.... nice.... should be...

I usually implement it by using my index finger to momentary slide the power switch to the right...

ok for anyone else who's interested I've found out the following power "mode" is changed by a fairly simple script (/usr/pandora/scripts/op_power.sh) I had thought the machine would be in some kind suspend mode, however its just running slowly with a bunch of stuff turned off lcd, wifi...

I want to know how to "wake" periodically from standby mode (or stay in standby till a specific time) that’s probably not so much the issue as knowing how to come fully awake, programmatically. What I'm intending to do is make some kind of scheduling daemon the idea would be that the Pandi in...

have you a url for the gp2x port of oolite I couldn't seem to find it?

would it not be easier (not to mention more reusable) to make a small lib with glBegin(TYPE) setting up an empty vert, tex and normal array, gltexcoord glvertex3f pushing items into the arrays and finally glEnd calling glDrawArrays for the appropriate type set in glBegin... this approach would...

The bad news with OOlite is not so much opengl as it is objective-C which requires NextStep tools - basically I guess it could be done but with that chunk of dependencies it would be a royal pita! didn't one of the guys release the asm source for the original elite - a genuine port would be nice...

I'm afraid I'm dead against dillo for one simple reason - I notice when I looked on their site if you have ssl enabled it does NOT check the certs validity, I can see someone d/loading a pnd not realising this and coming a cropper...

how about "borrowing" kernel and modules from the official pandora firmware and using that to boot into debian arm ?

I made a python dungeon generator (guaranteed path to all rooms) and even added some opengl code to display (search for chriscchrisc youtube channel to see it running) (It could easily be ported to another language if needed - but then turn based doesn't need massive speed and developing in...

I just looked at graphvis which is required by the script, if you really wanted you could probably get it running on the pandi without too much drama -edit- just had another thought arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-readelf is in the tool chain - if you modify the script to use that then you should...

like a charm... - wait I lied had my binaries mixed up - now I've gles emulation working on the pc I'm tending to dev a lot on the pc and then recompile for arm for occasional testing and release...

I can't see fltk2 being a problem, but what other dependencies are there? - I'll take a peek if I get time - but is Dillo worth doing?

I noticed while messing with fltk that the sudoku test application is actually rather well implemented to I packaged it up, enjoy! http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/pandora.cgi?0,0,0,0,25,272

http://domseichter.blogspot.com/2008/02/visualize-dependencies-of-binaries-and.html like I say not sure how useful it is but its certainly useful, take a look at the likes of gtk if you want a birds nest (no surprise there!) example usage: sh dependencies.sh /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so img.png...

Quick and nasty port of mtPaint as I couldn't find a paint app... get it here http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/pandora.cgi?0,0,0,0,115,263

the big difference being that unlike the i*** you can develop what you want and sell it where you want - ie you own the hardware not apple...

I envision something the thickness of the Pandoras lcd half of the clam-shell but in width and height only a little larger than the actual lcd itself - so no speakers, in order to keep it as slim as possible the two sd slots would be micro sd slots - there would be a headphone socket and just...