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The N900 does support USB host, theres even an app you can install in the extras-devel tree to get proper support for it...

Resistive, because I want to use my fingernail or something that isn't my skin.

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Here is my attempt at an anthem, tried to convey a sense of something good imminently coming. It's called "Two Months (It's coming in)" http://www.phonicuk.com/Music/2Months.zip Edit: it's 404'ing, gimme a mo... Edit2: Sorted

Not going to happen any time soon. Unless I've misread it, it relies still on x86 specific code and isn't straight C.

What I had in mind is that it would have a list of categories that you would drill down into. Dragging the current list to the right would reveal this list again. I also thought about an 'active tasks' bar on the right hand side that you would swipe across to reaveal/hide.

What started off as a mockup for an app, ended up as a Pandora UI/Theme/whatever I want to make something like this ^_^

Yes, Gentoo. I dual boot. No excuses for the rest of you!

As a general rule, you need a computer 6-8x the power to emulate a completely alien system at full speed. (Similar systems can get as low as 4x) Since the Panda is ARM, you would need a massively powerful x86 CPU to emulate it at full speed. And it would likely not benefit from multiple cores...

The lines in the PSP client basically consist of: if (LoadStartModule("flash0:/kd/avcodec.prx") == 0) { if (sceJpegInitMJpeg() == 0) { if (sceJpegCreateMJpeg(480, 272) == 0) To get it started. And... sceJpegDeleteMJpeg(); sceJpegCreateMJpeg(480, 272)...

Hey all, I'm looking at porting the client-side of PSPDisp (Kinda like StreamMyGame for the PSP, works extremely well!) to the Pandora. It's all pretty simple and straightforward, side for one minor detail... The PSP has an integrated MJPEG (Motion JPEG) decoding module/library. What would an...

There's also a piece of PSP homebrew which lets you use the PSP as a monitor while a Windows driver sends the video over WiFi. The PSP controls are also sent back... Maybe someone should port the client end to the Panda :) Tis open source after all! Edit: It's called PSPdisp...

Main problem is that for a lot of things, a console is useless if its < 80 characters wide. This thing looks like its 45 at best.

http://sharism.cc/ Tiny little thing, but no WiFi/Bluetooth + QVGA screen. 336MHz MIPS CPU 32MB RAM MicroSD Slot 2GB Flash Mini-USB QWERTY keyboard. It can run Quake I (probably II at a push) and you can probably plug in a USB WiFi adapter. £90 GBP (Incl VAT+Shipping) ^_^

Did you use the hypertext coffee pot control protocol? http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2324.html I actually have a working (client) implementation of this for *nix.

http://www.youtube.com/user/EvilDragon1717#p/a/u/1/1hYv54euXVQ 0:30 ALL MAY BE LOATH THE TIME OF THE KILLING!

Got a source on that one? I can't find a legitimate link, video or screenshot of this. Previous efforts had fallen over due to the 24/56MB *USER* RAM limit. (Bottom 8 MB is system only) I call shenanigans. Edit: I've seen versions which are Q1/2 ports of the Quake 3 maps, not the same as real...

If it's The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, possibly. Since it's a DOS game it might run under DOSBox if we can get the performance.

Same again, I'm pretty sure Screenlets relies on the composite extension. So we'll have to see.