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Mono on Openmoko and iPhone

Started by zbowling · 9 months ago

I’ve been hacking this week and I did it on both phones!
First I’ve got Openmoko running Mono. Not sure if anyone else beat me too and already did it but it pretty much worked out of the box, after some environment variable tweaking. Hello World at the shell is alive! ... Continue reading »

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  • pic.micro23

    11 months ago

    Nice! Will it be possible to port Moonlight to the openmoko?
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  • Bryan

    11 months ago

    I want moonlight for iPhone....is there anyway I could get a hold of the source your working with and a brief writeup on how your getting imono 'working' ont he iPhone...I'd like to help. my ultimate goal is to get moonlight working
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  • Domain Search

    6 months ago

    Thanks for mentioning this, I'll take a note on thiss
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  • FloridaHealthInsurance

    5 months ago

    However, it IS a phone! One would think that on the list of important features for a phone, dialing would have to be pretty high up there, and in this regard it is clearly a step backwards. Now for some people that won't be any kind of issue at all, because they will just do what people have been doing for years with smartphones, and still keep a small backup phone in their pocket. However, part of the success of the recent crop of smartphones, like the Pearl, is that they have been good enough phones that you could actually use it all by itself without needing the backup.
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  • NLP

    3 months ago

    You can't build and redistribute your own Windows Mobile OS. You also can't get it for free, there is no freely available phone for developing your own Microsoft custom OS.

    You can't simply take the Windows Mobile code, hack it around and improve it then share these improvements.

    OpenMoko is a Linux based phone platform which allows anyone to contribute, ideas are taken on board, you can implement things yourself and have them accepted in the project. It's not about if the code is available, it is about if you can do anything with this code without being sued.
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