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In my experience mini/micro USB connectors break because of a combination of two factors: 1.- The case doesn't hold the connector tight, allowing it to be slightly moved up/down. 2.- The connector is 100% surface mount, and has none through hole pins to firmly attach it to the PCB You should...

Great! It's hard to believe we didn't have OpenBor yet. I have yet only tried He-Man and framerate isn't as good as I'd like on my 1st batch pandora (overclocked to 800 MHz) but that didn't stop me from completing the entire demo. Thanks for the port!

Updated. Main new feature is that non english characters and emoticones are properly displayed.

I have made another test. As stated before, if I launch "LANG=en_US.UTF-8 terminal", I can write neither accents nor umlauts. What I have tried now is: "LANG=en_US.UTF-8 terminal --disable-server", and now it works!, I can write accents and umlauts. So I decided to update the PND, and tried...

I don't know if it can be done, but as an alternative, you can use the Terminal CLI application I have just built. As usually happens with CLI applications, usage might be a bit difficult at first, but once you get used to it (and recall that it supports auto-complete of commands and contacts...

Is this still being developed? I'd love to see Locomalito's games like Maldita Castilla and Verminian Trap supported. These are games developed for Ouya using Game Maker, but run perfect on generic Android devices, as long as they have some kind of gamepad support. I tested Maldita Castilla on...

I have tried both LANG=en_us.UTF-8 and LANG=es_ES.UTF-8 and it doesn't me allow to input tildes (e.g. áéíóú), it just displays an interrogation mark. But I must be doing something wrong, because I can neither write umlauts.  :S

I think there is none, but I'll ask anyway: is there a system 11/12 emulator for OpenPandora? And if there's none, would it be very difficult modifying a PSX emulator to get it booting System 11/12 games?

I have built the Telegram commandline client for the Pandora. In case you don't know it, Telegram is an instant messaging application, pretty similar to WhatsApp. The main advantages over WhatsApp are: - Telegram is free (as in beer, but also as in freedom). Protocols are open and clients are...

OK, got it working. I had to patch the way it gets the home directory (it doesn't get it from HOME env variable). The only thing that doesn't work right now is non english characters, but I'm suspecting that's not possible (or at least not easy) to achieve. Time to upload to the repo :)

OK, got the little bastard working! Inside telegram.sh script I was launching the program just as "./telegram.sh". I just launched it ALSO using "terminal --disable-server -e ./telegram" and now it's working. Dunno why I had to launch both telegram.sh script and telegram binary using terminal...

Removing --disable-server shows no difference, again it starts and keeps running, but no window pops up, and output is redirected to the .out log file :(

Thanks for your tips. I followed them all and almost got it working. It now starts and keeps running, but instead of starting in a new terminal window, the window never pops up, and the output is grabbed by the pnd run script (I can see it in the .out log file). I have separated the run process...

I have built telegram command line client and if copy the files, open a terminal and manually launch it, it runs perfect. But when I try launching it from a PND, the terminal window pops up for a fraction of second, and closes. This is the file tree I'm using: . ├── lib │   └── libconfig.so.8...

Just a new fact: the same Linus "nVidia Fuck you" Tordvals, now is "raising a thumb to nVidia" because of their commits into the noveau driver for Tegra K1.

From here: I know almost nothing about graphics programming (and because of that maybe I'm terribly wrong), but to me, this looks promising. In fact integrating the know-how of nVidia into the noveau driver looks to me way better than releasing a new and divergent driver. As the article says...

The SoC is the only "weak" point of the device for me. I would love to see a Tegra K1 now that its driver has been open sourced, but unfortunately that will not happen. Anyway it looks awesome, and I have started saving to buy one!

Too bad we will not be getting a Tegra K1, now that driver is open sourced :(

Another first batcher here, and very happy with the unit. The battery is getting a bit fat and the case has two tiny cracks and a broken screw, but other than that it works flawlessly, and I have been using it most days. The only big problem I had with the console is the purple screen tint, but...

I have been playing it a bit today and it's a really fun game. Like Monkfish wrote, an advance version of the great Canabalt. Thanks!