MWeston takes a few of the initial 105 boards, combines them with the cases that are by this time perfect, and ships them directly out? I guess you could very well ship out a few before November hits.craigix said:
Well, if you've been keeping up, the operating system is coming along very nicely, all the base stuff seems to have been working for quite a while and the only issues were drivers, generally. Games, programs, and emulators all rely on people unaffiliated with the official project, and do it on their own time. Emulator authors are very dedicated to what they do, so I would imagine there will be emulators available on release, however for planned ports and games and programs, you will probably have to wait at least a while the devs do testing or just finish them up. (that's not to say that there arent dedicated port and game coders, it's just that very few of them had access to dev boards and the like)aesir911 said:
There will ALWAYS be projects underway. If there is ever a time that someone isn't working on something, then the whole project should be considered dead. Even many things that are flagged as "complete" will probably still be worked on to some extent.aesir911 said:
WizardStan said:
You still don't get it. The base system is basically workable. You will be able to play movies and music, go on the internet, play solitaire; all these things have already been shown in videos. These are things being developed by the OpenPandora team themselves (with input from others, I believe). Everything else is being written by regular users!aesir911 said:
But there's no reason for you not to get it. All this information can be found in the various stickies at the top of the forum. Every question you've asked has been answered in one of those stickies, albeit some of the data is out of date. And yet even when someone did answer your questions, and then you carried on with the same questioning using a different phrase, it's no wonder people thought you were trolling. This is a very fundamental part of the project, the fact that everything is being written by the community, and will continue to be written for many months and years to come, and the idea that you may have purchased something without understanding what it is really about is shocking to me and everyone else. It'd be like buying a car because you heard they get you around faster, only to find out you need a license to drive them. Basic stuff that should have been part of your purchasing decision was glossed over.aesir911 said:
Out of date doesn't actually mean invalid in the majority of the time, it just means it could be updated with new timescales etc. Pretty much everything about the whole project has remained the same since the start(or at least over a year), apart from dc & n64 is very hard and wasn't being looked at, well it's still hard, no idea final speed but it's now being worked on.aesir911 said:
Not even open formats?craigix said:
And that is why you fail. If you're not going to do any thinking for yourself and just want all the answers handed to you on a silver plate, then I am not going to answer any more of your questions.aesir911 said:
Hmm.. I really should find a faster way into the Web instead of a 56K Modem...craigix said:
What's the trick of all these "illegal" PMPs not to be harmed for not paying licenses? And could we also benefit from this trick if there is one? Just in case...craigix said:
