Gp32linux And Opie :) [pda]


ingeras

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maybe you will have something like this on gP32
some day

according to http://www.trolltech.com/products/embedded...rint.html?cid=5
we have enought memory
for small applications

i have succeded in cross compiling
the samples of qt embedded
so if you know the qt lib , you can make some nice apps
have a look at http://opie.handhelds.org ;)

i dont have the time to work on this [ exams , wish me luck] right now
but i have posted 2 small video captures [ sorry for the quality]
gpqte1044.jpg
 
Well done ingeras, thanks for you work, only good things can happen now!

Good luck for your exams
 
Superb!
This would enable the viewing of pdfs! Cool! :) Search for opie-qpdf.


...and I still hope that there will be a way of using Flash. :/
 
as you can see on the video, gp32linux isn't particularly fast... but we may be able to use some applications at a acceptable speed...
 
if you want to test
on your gp32

http://members.lycos.co.uk/fangeles/gp32/cross/qte/linux.7z

compressed using
www.7-zip.org

i will be away/busy
for 3 weeks
so , next release in 3 weeks
+ explanations and tutorial

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for the speed :
well i think once it s started it s ok
and the time to start is not longer than for a desktop linux distribution
[ or other OS]
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i will try opie pdf viewer sometime
but i think may be an optimized version will be better
[ modified opie pdf viewer, we have the source code]

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for memory
Qt/Embedded (3800KB): [ what i compiled and you see on the pics ]
used by qtopia

Qtopia 1.5 library 900KB
Qtopia launcher 300KB
but maybe we can work without qtopia

Opera (2600KB) [ browser]
textedit 30KB
snake 35KB
tetrix
 
It works! Looking nice. Not actually doing anything ofcourse, but hell...
My terminal returns the following though when I send anything to the serial port:

*q*q*q*qR

It does this for four times, then it stops, any ideas?
 
really cool to see a linux gui on the gp32 :)
hope we have mouse support in the next version.. or did i do something wrong..
anyway THANKS
 
Some instructions to build qte for arm devices

http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT6830035793.html
http://www.apexes.com/harry/zaurus/develop.htm
http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/qt-notes.php
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you can aslo build qte for x86 and try your apllications on your desktop
before compiling for arm

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after compiling look in
examples
and tutorials

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sample code from trolltech
int main( int argc, char ** argv )
{
QApplication::setColorSpec( QApplication::ManyColor );
QApplication a(argc, argv);

QString home;
if (argc > 1)
home = argv[1];
else
home = QString(getenv("QTDIR")) + "/doc/html/index.html";


HelpWindow *help = new HelpWindow(home, ".%
 
HelpWindow *help = new HelpWindow(home, ".", 0, "help viewer");
help->setCaption("Qt Example - Helpviewer");
if ( QApplication::desktop()->width() > 400
&& QApplication::desktop()->height() > 500 )
help->show();
else
help->showMaximized();

QObject::connect( &a, SIGNAL(lastWindowClosed()),
&a, SLOT(quit()) );
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so the good news are that
we have already a simple html page displaying program
included in the tutorials of qt
and cool feature is png display

and once the app is loaded , the speed is very good :)
 
yep
that s a gp32linux gui for gp32
it s a small html viewer sample
waiting for chatboard and mouse driver to control it ... :D

well for the rotate i dont know if i can do it
i think it s at the kernel or frame buffer level ....
 
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