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I don't want to install scratchbox on my linux box (it's too big and ugly and has no proper packaging) so I was thinking I could just compile right on the device.
but alas, gcc package appears stripped from its contents entirely save for the directories and readme files.
so is it not possible to compile for n900 directly on the device?
I heard about easy-debian but not sure if gcc there can be used to make native maemo apps, rather than apps that will only run inside debian chroot. If it can, I'll go for it.