Nanodesktop 0.3.7: support for Python, PSP serial port, more |
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Pegasus2000 has released a new version of Nanodesktop, the popular SDK
for homebrew devs. This version has several bug fixes as well as three
important new features, including support for Python and the PSP serial
port. Here's the changelog:
- Added support for Python interpreter
- Added support for PSP serial port (ndSerialDriver.Prx)
- Fixed a missing symbol that avoided ndOpenCV compilation
- Fixed an incorrect interaction between time() and PSP firmware
- Fixed an error in the scripts for the command line under Linux (SIFT, ndFLite)
- Fixed a bug in ndSIFT library
- Fixed an historical bug in TIFF saving
- Extended ndINFO interface
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Sounds good... Maybe this will fill the hole a certain series finale left in me...
I share your pain. it just won't be the same :(
I would like to point out that Copy And Paste has been a basic feature of every Windows Mobile and Blackberry phones for several years now. For this to be finally added to the iPhone OS and only after the second generation iPhone just goes to show how out of touch Apple is. What's next, user replaceable batteries? Removeable miniSD card slots? Will these be big news as well? The iPhone's biggest 'innovations' are its multitouch screens, and its easy to learn interface, which is nothing more than icons you push on a screen that, again, Windows Mobile has been doing for years as well, just in different places. And unlike the iPhone, you can install user-chosen software with the original manufacturer and programmer's blessings -for free-, which to me, is a detraction of Apple, not an innovation. Software stores are usually included with carriers, but it's not hard to implement one for Windows Mobile either. So really, copy and paste is something that should have just been reported in a changelog bullet.
Looks like someone copied and pasted a comment into the wrong article.
Whoops, you're right.
just learning to use python the other day. now i can use my psp wherever I want to debug my codes..