THere are a number of developments in this regard:
Apple iPhoneOS. Maemo should be pretty easy too. No audio yet, but
that's in the works.
means lots of devices if you are willing to install your own OS. You
can install Debian in parallel with Android.
Maemo, Familiar, Angstrom, OpenMoko, reware for ipods, Palms, etc.
rjdj runs well on iPhoneOS, so that means Pd can be made to work well
there. Android will take a fair amount of work to get up to the same
level, but in the long run will probably be easier since the platform
is a lot more open.
.hc
On Oct 29, 2009, at 1:34 PM, marius schebella wrote:
same problem here, not sure what to get. another device that might be worth checking out is the nokia n900, which is/was scheduled for release some time this year. it runs maemo (nokia's linux version) and - at least on former versions of maemo - it was possible to get pd-anywhere running. But I have not seen/tested it, so I cannot promise anything. for now: I am not sure about the palm, the android g1, g2 both do not run pd (yet...) and I think windows mobile neither, leaves the iphone. marius.
2009/10/29 Chris McCormick chris@mccormick.cx:
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 03:33:24PM +0000, Si Mills wrote:
to Android as a platform, even though there is bog all for it at the moment, but I feel there is going to be a massive explosion on
that front soon,I also feel that, and I can see some people lighting the TNT.
Chris.
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