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January 28th, 2007, 01:52 Posted By: wraggster
Okiwi the Homebrew web browser for the DS have posted this FAQ about the application coming soon:
Which flashcarts will the browser work with?
I've not handled FAT libraries subject yet, so what I've done till now should work with all of them. I plan to use Chishm's DLDI, so compatibility will be determined by its support of the different devices.
Why do you ignore comments that users leave in the blog?
I don't ignore them. The only thing is that I haven't enough time to answer one by one. That's the reason whay I make this little FAQ answering the questions you leave in the comments and some other inquietudes you pose in some forums.
Why do you take so long to make a keyboard, when PALib would make the workload lighter?
Because I'm not using PALib. I code by means of libnds. The keyboard is dinamically built using the GUI (Graphical User Interface) module.
At least you should be getting a nice result.
It's current appearance, not definitive, is this:
![](http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k208/okiwi/muestra-teclado-1.png)
Soon I will talk about the keyboard more in deep.
When will the demo be ready?
More than a demo, it will be an alpha version (in development stage). I had sense to name it like that since it's going to be a demonstration of what's done till now, which doesn't mean that the software is so advanced to consider it a beta.
And, answering the question, I expect to finish it in two weeks or so. Realize that from that point there is less work to do than it's done yet. I also feel like Okiwi is finished.
What will the demo include?
Saying with more detail what I said in last post, it will be something like a browser test version which doesn't connect to the netwok. Therefore, I will display a document that will allow to demonstrate some rendering engine features, to get an idea.
Doesn't it connect to the network?!
I must follow some order, and I've decided to include network functionality when the rest of the modules reach a quite mature status.
How is going the software to be distributed? (Or, by now, the demo.)
The answer I gave in the first FAQ is still valid: as soon as there are files to download, links to them will appear at this web.
For more information and downloads, click here!
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