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@Kyosys: For NTSC, three possibilities: * Scale width to whatever needed to get 16:9 with square pixels, then crop 25 pixels on each side * Downscale height from 480 to 450, and scale width to 800 * Keep height, and only scale width, difference between 16:9 and 15:9 is small enough for most...

Hm? Thought vorbis was an audio codec? :P --- Lossless video compression? That would need an USB HD, SD cards don't have enough bandwidth... EDIT: not to mention that only one video would fit per 16GB card...

And, one of the devs has stated that he tried playing around with OpenEmbedded's bitbake rules to get it working on pandora. Beagleboard config file already is included, copying it and adding information about screen size and touchscreen should be enough to get it right. Then it's just a matter...

QUOTE Just wondering because it came to my mind look here (made in like 10 mins) Well, just wondering, I know the text will show up as it is booting, but I mean more than just Tux showing in the top left corner with a blue screen here. explanations or comments? :)...

<geeky> A GUI? Who'd want a GUI? :P </geeky> Until someone releases a firmware which supports encryption, if the default kernel doesn't include dm-crypt support, you'll have to (reconfigure and) recompile it anyway, and I trust you'll be able to figure out dm-crypt without a GUI but with a...

Old MacDonald had a forum Ee i ee i o And on his forum were told some jokes Ee i ee i o And a whoosh whoosh here And a whoosh whoosh there... :P

QUOTE All I really care about is that the period and comma are on the face. I wouldn't be able to deal with them being secondary. Especially if I end up using Pandora for notes for class, or anything like that. Pretty much anything that requires typing would be easier with those on the face...

QUOTE Don't we already have that via the runlevel configuration editor? It states what is started up in each run level. I don't know. On my debian install, I either use update-rc.d or just add/remove symlinks to scripts manually. I can live with it, but I meant something QUOTE Also, I don't...

Just a thought: it would be nice to have an easy way to configure which apps/servers/etc. are launched on startup. For example, I will probably disable sync server and all 'usb client' functions (except networking). QUOTE Simplicity, Minimal effort to implement, Openness, Extensibility...

Could be nice; but it probably won't do just porting something like ktouch, it'll need something more specific - for thumb typing and 6-fingered typing (btw, with long fingers this one is quite fast even on full keyboards)

Idea 1 would need gnash (linux flash player), but it is quite memory-hungry. [ gnash + firefox ] just killed my 128MB RAM pIII. OutOfMemory error. Flash runs ok on my 1.6GHz 512MB laptop, and even there, performance could be better. Besides, I doubt they'd spend the time to modify every single...

QUOTE -media player (could be seperate one for Audio and Video. I'd like something like Foobar2000 or Winamp or wmplayer that has the ability to "queue up" tracks into a temporary playlist, instead of being like an ipod where you can only listen to tracks in sequence or on random. i hope people...

(sorry, didn't read through everything) All I'll ever want is an apt repository :P --------------------------------------------------- Those two alternatives seem interesting to me: * Web interface. But a web server (even lightweight) might use up a bit of precious memory on Pandora. The nice...

Um... I've been following this the last two or three months, and gaming occured to me as a possibility only last week :D

50%. Chose last possibility: one more poll later on... to know if we need yet another poll :ph34r: C'mon, there've been many nice ideas, some very good layouts, let the devs choose now :-)

Black's just right. Ideally, it'd be something like a TI89-titanium calculator. Mine fell out of my bag, from the motorbike onto the ground, sharp little rocks... not a single scratch, let alone the [that's how it feels.] brick being bricked.

There is some mtd emulation over standard block device driver. However, I'd expect the whole 'SD card <-> SD interface <-> SD driver <-> MTD emulation <-> JFFS2' to be quite slow. Might be interesting on older cards, the only real bottleneck would be the card's speed, and jffs might keep the...

...like this topic :D

Erm... those renders are from May 13th... *hopes for newer ones* We did get pics, of course. The problem is, craigix might be good as programmer/designer/salesman and everything, he just isn't quite a photographer. :P