Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

I happened to stumble upon this:
http://www.mixxx.org/

... and I was wondering how easy would it be to port this to maemo?

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

The port itself should be quite straightforward, but writing a user interface which is usable on such a small screen is not.

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

Simple mode seems to work in a chroot environment.

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

Looks quite nice. How you did that ?

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

From your other posts, I see that you have easy debian installed already. Since qole did the hard work, you can install 'mixxx' like you would on your desktop.

Open the "Debian chroot" application from the menu
to run it:
Same goes for any other application.

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

Sweet :)
I'll have to try it out and see if it performs.

I agree that the ui needs a LOT of tweaking to become usable. I just don't have any clue how to re-skin apps.

EDIT: now I do - just not the expertese to do it :D - I'll have to give it a go after a good night's sleep.

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

You can always use the stylus, if you need to ;)

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

Got it running, thx born2wonder.
This is not working well with default settings. If i push start, it stutters a lot.
Gonna try a few settings and post later ......

Re: Porting open source dj-software from x86 to arm architecture
 

i try mixxx in debian too and it work perfecly, apart that it make a "choppy" and intermittent sound.... :(:(

i usually use 800mhz overclock, but i try also 900Mhz and it only get a little bit better, still unusable...:mad:

if you find some setting that make it work let us know plz :rolleyes:

Giovanni