Projects tagged ‘linux’ and ‘pda’

Maemo provides an open source development platform for Nokia Internet Tablets and other Linux-based devices. It is build from components widely used in open desktop and mobile systems. We strive to ... [More] make maemo open, accessible and useful to all developers wanting to squeeze the possibilities of the mobile desktop and the Internet. [Less]

The Open Palmtop Integrated Environment (Opie) is a completely Open Source based graphical user environment and suite of applications for PDAs and other devices running Linux. It is included in ... [More] various embedded Linux distributions such as OpenZaurus, Familiar and OpenSIMpad. [Less]

Project to control GPS Dataloggers, mainly MTK based and convert GPS logs to several other formats using filters, etc. Runs on most platforms (Desktops, Linux, Mac, Palm, Mobile Phone, PocketPC).

CacheWolf ist eine kostenlose (Open Source) Software, um das "papierlose" Cachen zu ermöglichen. CacheWolf ist ein Programm, das alle Funktionen, die man zum Geocachen braucht, vereint. Es ... [More] enthält eine kleine Datenbank zur Verwaltung der Caches, die automatisch aus den wichtigsten Datenbanken (geocaching.com und opencaching.de) heruntergeladen und importiert werden können. Zu jedem Cache werden sowohl die Beschreibung, einschließlich der Bilder und Spoiler, als auch die Logs importiert und können jederzeit angezeigt werden. Daneben werden die Travelbugs, die sich in den Caches befinden, angezeigt. Außerdem enthält CacheWolf eine große und übersichtliche Kompass-Rose, mit deren Hilfe man sich zum Cache führen lassen kann (dafür ist eine GPS-Receiver Voraussetzung). Zusätzlich kann man … [Less]

PDA, Windows, Linux Support

DyneTK, the Dyne ToolkitWhat's up with the name DyneE5? Introduction to DyneTKNewtonScript is a great programming language, and writing applications for the Newton can be a lot of fun. The original ... [More] Newton developers IDE, NTK, has long been abandoned by Apple and will not work on OS X or Linux. The MS Windows version is also hardly usable due to a problematic serial line connection. DyneTK strives to be a modernised and compatible IDE to NTK. DyneTK compiles and runs on all major platforms natively (Linux, OS X, MSWindows), supporting both MSWindows and Mac .ntk project files. It is currently powerful enough for writing small to medium applications, downloading them to a MessagePad or EInstein, and some light debugging. DyneTK is OpenSource under GPL2 and can be modified and extended to support new features. TutorialChapter 1: set up your developer environment Chapter 2: first steps with the Inspector Chapter 3: Hello, Newton! Chapter 4: Calculate your gas mileage: starting "MPG" Glossary: Explaining some of the terms used in the tutorial. LinksRelease Notes Roadmap Developers How To Build DyneTK on OS X, MS Window, and Linux ScreenshotZoom (1) Zoom (2) [Less]

Fit2PDAFit2PDA splits pages of scanned books into lines and split lines into parts so that they fit into PDA display. Fit2PDA will produce html with images having width of screen of your device. ... [More] Fit2PDA also may be useful to convert handwritten lecture notes, but you’d better to use some methods to improve image quality, especially contrast, and suppress squares. Example of workhttp://anton_nazarov.fatal.ru/doku.php?id=projects:qtsplitter:example How to useHow to use More on reading Former project pagehttp://anton_nazarov.fatal.ru/doku.php?id=projects:fit2pda [Less]

PRCool is a resource editor for Palm executable files (PRCs) that implements all of its functionality in Javascript and XUL, using Mozilla.org's XULRunner runtime environment. So far it is in early ... [More] Alpha state. It can parse PRC files and display resources and file information, but can't save any changes yet. Changelog .004 -New Code layout -Help menu -Added templates to binary decoder: Hex, Block, Dynamic -Separated path and string constants from code Changelog .003 -Added date Interpreter to display Timestamps (Macintosh Time) in human readable format. -Added binary decoder to display data in mixed literal ('Hello World') and encoded format ('%20') for non displayable characters. [Less]

The main idea is having a PDA/Phone user interface that is usable in a small screen yet you can use to launch standard X programs. Will see how it goes

The main idea is having a PDA/Phone user interface that is usable in a small screen yet you can use to launch standard X programs. Will see how it goes