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At what point in the install are you getting an I/O error? If you're using the normal live CD, if it manages to boot to a desktop that means all your hardware is being handled OK. If it's failing before you get to the desktop it may be a hardware detection issue. The live CD doesn't really...

I couldn't see anywhere stating what your problems were installing Linux, unless they're in another thread. 32-bit Linux in general is going to be better for you if it's your first time with Linux. Some distros do 64-bit very well, but the extra tweaking required to get Flash, Wine, etc. going...

The Core 1 Duos are 32-bit. Core 2 Duos are 64-bit. It wasn't a step backwards so much as a sideways step. The Core chips are based on the Pentium M architecture which continued to be developed while the Pentium 4 was in production.

Just a quick one, but have you tried removing "--enable-static"?

I got my GP2X from them, no hassles and it was fast. They're in the same city as me though.

Well it needs OpenGL right now, although seems they are looking at porting it to Cairo, or even plain framebuffers, which means it could well be portable in the future.

It's supposedly based on the OMAP 1710, which has a "2D accelerator", and also hardware video encode and decode features.

Something else to consider is that it should be perfectly OK to continue to own the assets of your project, as in the art, scripting, music, etc. and just Open Source the engine itself. Essentially you'll be selling the game assets and not the engine. If someone else makes something using your...

Correct. It's spelt out pretty clearly here: http://www.libsdl.org/license-lgpl.php If you do need to statically link, you can always use the 3 year offer to provide objects or source to people who have licenced your software - my understanding is that this is for the express purpose of them...