<r.schwebel@...> wrote: https://lists.solettaproject.org/mailman/listinfo people finally setup a mailman, we can still talk about it here or start discussions about it there. I'm on both ml

<r.schwebel@...> wrote: yes, this is the case. And to make things worse, some assumptions from Industrial or "old" embedded are making hard to get efficient user consumer electronics. Take

<r.schwebel@...> wrote: well, this is Lennart and Kay, I know them and the history of libabc. To put in context, the idea was to enlighten all the kernel developers how to do stuff in users

That's nice to read. You mean just the build or the project itself? Share your ideas and needs please :-) Our hope is that it will make life easier as we already have modules with external dependencie

We're fixing it, we found problems within Yocto as well. The idea of moving to Kbuild is to make options interdependency easier to track and do, as well as allowing it to be extremely configurable for

Not yet. We're using an internal one, github issues for the public. Is there a good free ML service you recommend? Most projects I know use either sourceforge, kernel's or their privately hosted. No i

Hi all, I'm very glad to announce our project is now published as open source! https://github.com/solettaproject/soletta You're the perfect audience for this project and we hope you get some time to c

The major problem with X is how to expose the various layers some hardware have (some have 5 layers, some are ARGB, some are just YUV/video, some use color-key, etc). It is possible, but just more wor

It's widely used, specially in non-TV embedded environments. The problem with TV environments is the old-fashioned way of doing hw acceleration. Usually they have lots of different layers, that makes