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I know nothing about makefiles, but I should be able to figure it out with trial and error, and you even explained how to get the headers/libs, one thing I was wondering about :) I also liked the way it looks for the libs at runtime. I have a week to figure it out before my Pandora arrives, so...

Nice review, makes me want mine even more, it should be arriving in about a week (it's a one nubber I bought in the Marketplace), and I already prepared the files for the SD card, I need a bigger SD card though. Might post a review once I've used it for a while, but chances are I'll be having...

Looks like a problem with the file permissions, try to chmod +x enigma

That would be great, thanks :)

I checked the wiki and it looks like I need CodeSourcery but other than that there's very little info on what I need to do to get a IDE and toolchain running on Windows (with a build command from within the IDE). Though I don't NEED a IDE, I prefer having autocompletion etc. I wish there was a...

Bump with content. I contacted the creator, he won't release the source code, but he did provide the documentation for the beatmap file format. Here According to him it took around 2 weeks of on-and-off work to make the iPhone version (made by someone else)

Wow, even for being a tool assisted run that's pretty awesome.

And not all releases are on that site.

Definitely YES. Lack of images has annoyed me several times, some info about the game would be good too if it's a port, usually I haven't heard of the game and it's not always obvious from the name what it's about - but an image goes a long way in letting me know what kind of game it is. :)

Looks awesome, hope someone ports it :)

Nothing stops games from being hardware rendered, WineD3D already allows that on Windows guest VMs, I believe. I tried it out once, but can't remember clearly what the results were - I only tried one game, and didn't really expect it to work, and as far as I can remember it didn't, but that...

I understood it fine, though I'm hoping more for a wine + qemu merge that can run desktop windows applications at a decent speed, if such a thing is possible. One post saying it should be able to achieve 50% of x86 speed clock by clock did get my hopes up though, but it would probably be no...

Well, it depends more on how many people play it simultaneously. Around 100 people playing it simultaneously would be great fun, but you're right, there aren't enough Pandora owners at the moment to really make a MMO fun. Though no one says it can't be made using cross-platform libraries, so...

I could host a server on a 100mbit Linux VPS I have, though it has limited RAM and CPU so it wouldn't be able to handle a huge amount of players simultaneously.

PanMMO seems to be what you're looking for, though progress is paused for now. EDIT: Linky and screenie:

Arduino IDE on Pandora would be cool, but I thought it was java based? I think there's a java vm in angstrom repos, but I don't know how well it would work since it's not Sun Java. It would probably be preferable to port it though, since Java isn't exactly low on resources. Controlling the...

Plenty of Android phones have 800x480 screens, multitouch isn't needed on most apps, I don't have multitouch on my Android phone and the only thing I haven't been able to use are some games that have onscreen controls that require using 2 fingers at the same time. That would be less of a problem...

There was a one nubber being sold on the marketplace a few days ago for $366. More may appear later, so keep your eyes peeled. £398 sounds like VAT included, my batch 2 preorder cost around $450 with case, extra stylus and TV out cable. (Edit: And UPS shipping)

It's already been opened by the guy I bought it from to tweak one of the shoulder buttons, so I've got nothing to lose. I might swap them too (the left nub is the iffy one), was it easy to do? My soldering skills suck pretty hard :P

Kingston Class 4 cards are my recommendation in all situations. They're cheap, and from running speedtests on them myself I've found out that my Kingston 8GB class 4 MicroSDHC has 18MB/s read speed and > 8MB/s write speed. That's far above the specifications for class 6, let alone class 4. In...