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Originally Posted by Munk View Post
lcuk,

I can see that all programming chunk/programs fit within a small window of area of the total work space. Do you foresee that those chunks can be other programs easily ported to work with liqbase? Do they have to be c, c++ language or do you foresee a python or module options?

So far, it's so cool.

monk,

there are a couple of ways this can work right now.
At first I tried to make default generic self run apps loadable directly into the workspace, but due to my lack of skills I couldn't make it work.

The current method for getting custom code in is with dynamic linking (a folder/tree of .so files are scanned dynamically - like the current hildon desktop).

I also have the library in the backend able to be used by a standalone application in a manner similar to SDL (ie, allocate screen, load images, throw around, rinse repeat).

Internally, new sections of the screen come from calling a function and return a block of memory allocated as a cell, wherever that memory comes from is fine by me.

So, once I get everything cleaned up for release there are a number of possible directions and perhaps someone can figure out how to do the shared memory standard binary visible on desktop thing that I so far can't suss out.

Incidentally, it runs nicely on my laptop in a little window or fullscreen, it shocked me how nice the calendar looks there.

*i hate flu*
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Hope you get better soon, lcuk.
 
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