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Development

Recreating Maemo 5 SDK virtual image development environment

Editor: Andrew Flegg

Thomas Perl has documented his experience in getting a lightweight virtual machine up and running for SSH-based Scratchbox development: I've somehow lost my good old "MaemoSDK" VirtualBox VM, so while I'm setting up the new VM, here are the instructions in case I or somebody else needs to do that again. The goal: To have a nice VM (more lightweight than the Maemo SDK VMs offered online) that one can SSH into and build packages for Maemo 4 and Maemo 5. Thomas' methods describe the steps for Maemo 5, that is the Fremantle SDK, but also describe the subsitutions to target Diablo (aka Maemo 4) as well. Your editor's environment has also bitrotted over the years, so this is a timely guide.

Getting web2py apps working on Android devices

Via: @Jaffa2

Fred Pacquier has posted an update to his series on using Python web apps to have a seamless upgrade experience across devices. Starting on PDAs, he moved through the Maemo devices until he regretfully and reluctantly switched to an Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Note. From the looks of this thread on TMO, I’m not the only one. I guess my opinion about the system is similar to that of most former N900 users.