Qt does have quite a bit of overhead, but as long as you don't get too excessive, this board can handle it.

Plus, since this will be running plain linux, we as devs can use pretty much whatever GUI libraries we want, if any.

Even when using the same frameworks the apps would look wildly different. I don't see it as an issue if they don't look the same. The layout style (which is totally up to the developer) affects usability far more than the graphical appearance.

I'll only can program the GUI

I'm a chinese student.I'm working on a DIY calculator project,too.My plan is use the STM32F3 as the main processor.And the total cost is about $16(100 yuan).I think I can help with the translation.

Hi zweb, welcome to the forums.  You should introduce yourself <a href="http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?board=10.0">Here</a>.

ok, sorry for no news.

I moved to a new house, and now i have the optical fiber. Our web designer is building the website.


we still need more coders.

What kind of coders?  I might be able to ask people in my computer science class but they all program in Java.

I'm a chinese student.I'm working on a DIY calculator project,too.My plan is use the STM32F3 as the main processor.And the total cost is about $16(100 yuan).I think I can help with the translation.

Nice, would be cool to be available even for chinese people.

Hi zweb, welcome to the forums.  You should introduce yourself <a href="http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?board=10.0">Here</a>.

Quote from: Lancelot_du_lac on November 29, 2012, 04:55:24 am

ok, sorry for no news.

and dev on this platform is not necessary, you just need to do code able to be compiled by gcc.
I moved to a new house, and now i have the optical fiber. Our web designer is building the website.


we still need more coders.

What kind of coders?  I might be able to ask people in my computer science class but they all program in Java.

Best is C++, cause the main project will be C++

other language could be usefull for no critic applications or addons.



Willrandship, you can buy the armadeus and a dev board. There is a hdmi output if i remember well. Linux distribution is available on their website.
I will buy one.

You can dev without a board. It need just to be able to be compiled by gcc.

I can write quite a bit of code that can compile on GCC without being cross-compatible to different architectures. The easiest ways involve using functions like sizeof(<type>) or inlined assembly.

I already have a Raspberry Pi. That should be much closer, provided I don't use the hardware acceleration.

Also, why buy the distribution? Is it that hard to make your own? (PS it's not)

i thought to use an open source distribution. there is some.

i found this board nice too : https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A13/A13-OLinuXino-MICRO/

and code can even be writed on a PC under windows, with QT installed, and just run MinGW for compile for PC. just run it on pc for debug and test.
The compilation will run same on linux.

Hi, first time i read about this, and i have to say: i smell a good project in this

I don't know if you need anyone else but i'm not good at c++

My skills:
-html
-php
-c#
-ti-basic xD
-thinking capactity lol
- i'm in a very mathematical study so i know some things... And i'll learn a lot more...

1st: the thinking capacities fail a lot xD
2nd: i don't understand what's deriving?
3rd: idk what functions are avaiable to perform in the algorythmes