 Is The Angstroem Distr. Part Of Openembedded? |
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 Feb 17 2006, 08:59 AM
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Hello,
I want to know is the Angstroem Distribution a part of OpenEmbedded? Where could I find some information about the distribution and the reasons for build it? regards |
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Apr 19 2006, 02:09 AM
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QUOTE Hello, I want to know is the Angstroem Distribution a part of OpenEmbedded? Where could I find some information about the distribution and the reasons for build it? regards Hi mr_nice, nice nickname  From the official newsletter : QUOTE Ångström is a new user- and developerfriendly OE-based distribution for Linux-based PDAs and WebPads which is currently in planning state. The first Ångström release will support the HP iPAQ, Sharp Zaurus, and SIEMENS SIMpad family of devices. In a nutshell Ångström is part of OE and is aiming to be a full replacement of OpenZaurus, Familiar, OpenSimPad... that's to make a universal distribution supporting all the architecture supported by the above distributions. The website is quite new and you will find more information on it : http://angstrom-distribution.org/ At least this is my understanding of Ångström, please correct me koen or mickeyl if I am wrong 
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Apr 25 2006, 03:44 AM
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QUOTE(mr_nice @ Feb 17 2006, 04:59 PM) I want to know is the Angstroem Distribution a part of OpenEmbedded? Where could I find some information about the distribution and the reasons for build it? Hi mr_nice, I asked the same question yesterday on IRC. You might want to look through the logs for an answer. My nick is Laibsch. The relevant parts start at 8:29 AM. HTH Rolf |
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