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11.13.08 - 04:23pm
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Windows Mobile Update: Freetype
11.03.08 - 03:05pm
I’ve implemented a freetype font back end for Windows and Windows CE that we’ll be using for Fennec. This will allow Fennec to render international fonts we were previously incapable of handling. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I can’t wait until we can benefit from Madhava’s upcoming small screen UI Also, for [...]
Windows Mobile Update 3: Fonts
10.11.08 - 12:12pm
I found (and fixed) one of our bugs in the Windows Mobile font code. This makes things much better 88/100, not bad Also note that I’m running this on an actual device, using Remote Zoomin to get the screen shot.
Windows Mobile Update 2
10.11.08 - 10:47am
Just to update Doug’s post we’ve got the problem with web content not painting fixed. Still have problems with fonts though.
Windows Mobile Progress Update
10.10.08 - 04:21pm
Windows…. we got windows! Its reasonably fast on the device too (just harder to get a screen shot). Some obvious font issues though. Stuart, tag… you’re it.
Windows Mobile Emulator Help
10.02.08 - 11:26pm
I want to run a debug build of fennec on my windows mobile emulator. I have been able to do this by “mounting” my object directory as a shared folder. Unfortunitely I’m seeing IO errors which I’ve read could be due to the way the emulator maps in the “storage card.” So now I’m trying [...]
App store rant
09.25.08 - 03:16pm
Note: fixed link Ryan Block, one of the Engadget editors, posted this editorial about Apple’s App Store. As a developer who has downloaded the SDK and become frustrated, “Amen.” As an iPhone user frustrated by the lack of truely useful 3rd software available, “Please…pretty please. Don’t make me switch to T-mobile and buy an Android [...]
Fennec on e-paper
09.24.08 - 03:54pm
I spoke with Jaya Kumar today about his e-paper device and running fennec on it. He recently presented his work at the linux plumbers conference. Essentially this is an gumstix device with an e-paper display. The device he showed me had to be controled remotely with a mouse. In his bag he had a new [...]
Camera input tag
09.23.08 - 02:15pm
Earlier this month I spent some time working on exposing camera functionality to content in fennec and firefox. First, I built upon Chris Double’s implementation of a GStreamer back end for the video tag and extended it to support a “camera://” protocol. When the video tag encounters this, it creates a GStreamer pipeline starting from [...]
