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:blink: I'm a bit confused, even after reading the project page. Just so I'm clear on this... it's is an x86 liveCD that comes with tools needed to develop SDL applications and compile them to run on x86 systems? Is there a facility included on the cd for cross-compiling to ARM, or for...

Craig DaveC DJWillis Evildragon Fatih MWeston Squidge I owe all you guys a pint or twelve.

It is now.

Thanks, that's quite reassuring. I think we're all excited about the 256M (and 512 NAND! -- I hadn't taken that seriously until this post), but we're a bit uncertain about the order status. I'm sure you are, too. Being open about the situation is earning you major trust points in my book...

No, no.. It's Psystar that delivers the Bag of Hurt. Time to call some Libyans. Seriously, though, I'm kinda skeptical about the addition of the 256MB OMAP for no extra cost. The only explanation I've been able to come up with that makes any kind of sense is that the plan is for batch 2...

Sure, ruin the surprise why don't you? I'll bet you tell other people's kids the Easter Bunny isn't real, too.

It should work just fine. Rdesktop is a client that uses Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to connects the same way Microsoft's Remote Desktop Client (RDC) does. It connects on port 3389, but if you're already on the corporate network, you won't have to worry about proxies or firewalls...

http://www.rdesktop.org/ Rdesktop works with Windows' remote desktop (controlling a Windows box remotely from a linux host). It's GPL, so it would just be a matter of porting it for ARM or cross-compiling. This may have already been done. Search the angstrom or debian-armel repositories to...

If I use it as often as I check this forum, about 20 times a *#&$ day.

I don't think you'll find too many of those type of people here. After all, almost 4000 of us have shelled out several hundred dollars for an open device that doesn't even exist yet. B) One of the upsides to having a customer base that consists almost entirely of hobbyists is that we...

I think you may have missed the fact that this is an open device. It is, indeed, targeted primarily at hobbyists (see the FAQ). That said, there's nothing wrong with commercial software on open platforms, even closed commercial software (I know I risk getting flamed for saying so, but hey...

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+1 For those who want to maximize their fun, download the source and have a look-see, then suggest patches to the maintainer. Or in the case of specific features, code them in yourself. That same rush you get from wrangling an emulator into a working state and finally (finally!) booting into...

Paddy, I think your post got merged into the News forum. EDIT: Added link

I don't know if there's an official word on this, but I seem to recall the word 'preorder' being associated with batch 2 somewhere in the forums. At any rate, look at it this way: The first batch of 3800 preorders each sold for $340 US. That's about $1.3MM. Even when you account for labor and...

QUOTE I stopped checking the other Pandora forum long time ago, I was under the impression they were closed and most of the posts that were there are here now, am I missing something? :huh: They're still pretty active. Looks like they haven't been migrated, or even locked to new posts...

Guilty as charged. :( I usually hit openpandora.org on my way to this forum and the other one. While I'm there, it's a quick click to check the blog.