Posts Tagged ‘fsod’
SHR (Stable Hybrid Release) released images recently and boy, did they do an awesome job at it. By far, SHR and Debian are some of the images that uses the FSO daemons by default. So turns out to be a great testing ground for the FSO APIs. And after a long while, I also got […]
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fsod status
20Oct08
Its been a while since I blogged about odeviced. In my earlier posts I had mentioned the possibility of integrating odeviced and others (which do not exist at the moment) into a single daemon for avoiding too much fracture. I have pushed some code that does this, converting odeviced into a Device subsystem that is […]
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Tags: FOSS, freerunner, freesmartphone.org, fso, fsod, linux, neo1973, odeviced, openmoko, Python, vala
