Squidge said:Really? I thought he was hacking up a Linux OS for the GP2X, not writing his own firmwaresam fisher said:Javajake, you should know that Orkie has written his own firmware for GP2x
You know what I meant :rolleyes:
Morwynd said:Exophase said:Yes.Morwynd said:
Well thanks for the honesty.
Seriously though, why not a trackball?
Specifically, for FPS games.
An analog stick is great for movement, but lousy for aiming.
A trackball, while it certainly would take some getting used to, can replace the mouse for fast precision aiming. Many hard core FPS players swear by them in fact, as superior to mice.
It is true that trackballs are good alternatives to mice for FPS games, but if you really want one, you can just go out and buy a USB trackball mouse and connect it to your device (I don't see why that wouldn't work).
Series-8 said:Or Dillo...
http://www.dillo.org/
From the site:
The Dillo project is frozen:
* Frozen, waiting for funds or sponsorship.
* Looking for interested developers that want to work steadily on it.
* Both core developers have regular jobs and have almost no spare time.
* We have a very advanced port of Dillo to FLTK2.
A web browser is too complex a task to develop on a part time basis, and it also is a fast-moving target. I dedicated seven years full-time to it, and I'm willing to dedicate more. This doesn't depend on me anymore as I had to take a job to pay the bills. We made great achievments with Dillo and it would be easy to quickly push FLTK2-Dillo if we could have both core developers working full time on it. This is a tiny deal for some sponsors (e. Cell phone maker), and we wish it could happen soon. Through this time we've been supported by individual's donations, and we thank them indeed for believing in our project and to help make it grow to what it is.
If you as a reader, or user, or interested party have a good idea, sponsorship or development time to devote, please don't hesitate to contact me to try to arrange for the future of Dillo.
-- Feb 25, 2007
Anyone willing to pay their wages, or take up the gauntlet.
.Try reading the rest of the threadSeries-8 said:
Orkie said:Please don't try and educate me on the meaning of 'firmware'javaJake said:
My ignorance/lack-of-knowledge/assumption shows. :blush:sam fisher said:Javajake, you should know that Orkie has written his own firmware for GP2x
I've edited my posts.
I had this idea for a while, but I never mentioned it since it is almost unnecessary, besides perhaps voice chat. I assumed if we got Bluetooth, microphones would only be a driver or two away anyway.Jaylink said:
Squidge said:Try reading the rest of the threadSeries-8 said:
We need a summary of all information known, is what we need.
*Mumbles something about the "search" field*quadomatic said:
Nonono. You're not thinking correctly.javaJake said:I had this idea for a while, but I never mentioned it since it is almost unnecessary, besides perhaps voice chat. I assumed if we got Bluetooth, microphones would only be a driver or two away anyway.
evol said:
And have everything it's dynamically linked against, and hope that nothing it's statically linked against has device specific code.. somehow that doesn't sound likely to me.Vimacs said:
Why don't you email them and find out.fusion_power said:
I've tried, but Opera basically told me to go jump of a cliff before they'll hand over anything. Maybe it was the email address I used. I don't know, and don't really care.atomicthumbs said:
Orkie said:evol said:this one is lightweight to
http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
However, it is for RISC OS, not Linux.
ohh yeah ??
Missed that, I only saw mention of a RISC OS version in the documentation at a brief glanceevol said:
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