Re: "GPE: Quietly Kicking Ass"

From: nDiScReEt <eNdErLoRd.a.t.nEtZeRo.nEt>
Date: Tue Nov 25 2003 - 02:11:10 EST

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On Sunday 23 November 2003 08:14 pm, Tony Godshall wrote:
> According to Florian Boor,
> Given that HP's Linux CTO is a former Debian project leader,
> perhaps this is more than just a dream. Especially as
> Familiar migrates toward a more complete handling of
> dependancies and has already made .ipk internally compatible
> with .deb (correct me if I'm wrong).
>
> Of course Bdale was still trying to get a Linux PDA from the
> IPaq group as of his talk at last LinuxWorld, so I don't
> know how far his influence goes.
>
> One thing that would work toward acceptance of gpe would be
> apps that compile to both gpe and opie from a common code
> base. How doable is that? ...I'm sure this would appeal to most other
programmers too.

That it would but that would require a special development environment that
has opie and gpe environments selectable like plugins. It is doable but time
consumeable. Considering that opie uses qt/embedded and gpe uses gtk+-2.2.
Opie uses a framebuffer to display graphics while gpe uses X. That is alot of
"pluggin". lol.

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