[Pkg-n900-maint] Packaging phone functionality for Debian/N900

Pavel Machek pavel at ucw.cz
Sat Jul 23 22:33:57 UTC 2016


Hi!

> > Audio setup is quite difficult/tricky. Neo900 will have one more
> > microphone AFAICT. Surely they'll want to use DSP during audio calls?
> > (Ok, we should probably use DSP on N900, too, to get loudspeaker car
> > mode...)
> >
> > Will the peripherals on i2c be the same? What about camera? (I guess
> > different SoC will have impact there).
> 
> You can see in the diagram, that peripherals are partly the same,
> but mostly different (newer/with more features).
> 
> > So yes, Neo900 is close to N900, but then... anything with keyboard
> > and resistive display is :-).
> 
> Neo900 is closer to N900 than just a random device with keyboard +
> resistive display. But yes, they will need other kernel drivers.

Yes. 

> Anyways - proper userspace software is definitely a problem for
> both projects. Maybe some application from Ubuntu Phone could be
> used (I never looked at their applications, so it may not be
> possible easily).

I nave not looked at Ubuntu Phone, but that means Wayland, and that
means 3D acceleration -- and that's just not doable.

There's also Nemo, which looks quite cool, but that's also Qt, new
versions need Qt5, and that means 3D acceleration -- and not doable,
again.

So it looks like ofone is the best way to go... Its said, because I'd
hope for something better, but at least this way I may get some users
for ofone? :-).

Best regards,

									Pavel
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