Hi Mark,
easton.mark wrote:
> I should add that we will have a development linux machine and a target
> linux machine (Embedded x86 and Embedded ARM). The linuxes probably
> wont be the same. For example our development machine could use Redhat,
> Debian or Ubuntu and our embedded computer could use Puppy.
>
Assuming that development and target machines both have GTK+2 available,
there's no need for a particular Linux - the source code that DB
generates will be happy on any that has GTK+2. However, if the target
Linux doesn't have GTK+2, and can't be persuaded to, then you'd need to
think about wxX11 or wxDFB. So I suppose in this sense the choice of
Linux for your embedded computer could be determined by whether it
supports GTK+2.
I don't know whether Damn Small Linux, Not DSL and Puppy Linux support
GTK+;2 but I would imagine they do.
Regards,
Julian
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