Sugar-on-Android, week one

Apr 12, 2011 12:31


Last week I described a four-week plan to survey key technologies for One Laptop Per Child's forthcoming XO-3 tablet computer. Here I'll describe the results of the first week of work, which dove into Google's Android operating system. Warning: technical content ahead...
Basic design of Sugar-on-Android
  1. Cross-compile gobject/GTK/gobject- ( Read more... )

sugar, olpc, android

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Android community ext_503803 April 12 2011, 22:17:02 UTC
I am wondering, have you already talked with the Android community or Google about this project and the challenges you're facing?

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Re: Android community cananian April 12 2011, 23:13:52 UTC
This first month is doing the initial homework, so I know what questions to ask! But yes, I plan to approach folks at Google directly.

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MeeGo bealstreet August 12 2011, 03:00:07 UTC
I Have A WeTab running Meego
I don't think this is particularly important
It is a nice tablet
ASUS has a nice tablet running Android

THAT ASUS is making Eee PC X101 running MeeGo
I think should be extremely important

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GTK3 to HTML5 backend? ext_794049 September 18 2011, 02:29:21 UTC
Could something like this be an easier route? http://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2010/11/23/gtk3-vs-html5/

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Re: GTK3 to HTML5 backend? cananian February 1 2012, 18:43:59 UTC
Yes, we've been looking hard at GTK3 backends.

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