Comments on: Newton ARM Emulation Goes Open Source http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/ An Exploration of Technology and Devices Sun, 08 Mar 2009 23:51:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Paul M http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/comment-page-1/#comment-157 Paul M Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:45:50 +0000 http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/#comment-157 we zaurus users are also very interested in this! we zaurus users are also very interested in this!

]]> By: dillera http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/comment-page-1/#comment-115 dillera Sat, 14 Jul 2007 22:31:02 +0000 http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/#comment-115 I'm hoping to build this OpenEinstein binary (so far not happening) so that I can put my Nokia 770 to good use. If it works, it will permanently run OpenEinstein. Haven't used the 770 much. I'd use it a bit more if OE runs decently on it. Which should happen much faster now, with other code contributions. I’m hoping to build this OpenEinstein binary (so far not happening) so that I can put my Nokia 770 to good use. If it works, it will permanently run OpenEinstein. Haven’t used the 770 much. I’d use it a bit more if OE runs decently on it. Which should happen much faster now, with other code contributions.

]]> By: Karel Jansens http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Karel Jansens Sat, 14 Jul 2007 20:12:34 +0000 http://dillernet.com/apple/2007/07/14/newton-arm-emulation-goes-open-source/#comment-114 I guess the biggest job at hand isn't so much the optimisation of OpenEinstein for the ITOS platform, but rather the implementation of Paul's other baby, Relativity. Without Relativity, OpenEinstein is an interesting, but very limited platform: We need the hardware abstraction layers that Relativity provides to be able to use all the hardware on the Internet Tablets. I really wish I had some money to give to Paul; it's about the only useful thing I'm able to do to expediate OpenEinstein's development... Still: Jay Newton! Eh? I guess the biggest job at hand isn’t so much the optimisation of OpenEinstein for the ITOS platform, but rather the implementation of Paul’s other baby, Relativity.

Without Relativity, OpenEinstein is an interesting, but very limited platform: We need the hardware abstraction layers that Relativity provides to be able to use all the hardware on the Internet Tablets.

I really wish I had some money to give to Paul; it’s about the only useful thing I’m able to do to expediate OpenEinstein’s development…

Still: Jay Newton! Eh?

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