PalmCast 153: Open source roadmap, Enyo, Ruby's out, apps apps apps 7
by Derek Kessler
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:56 am EST
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:56 am ESTDerek and Adam discuss HP's open source roadmap, Enyo everywhere, Jon Rubinstein's departure, and apps - what else?
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News
- webOS 3.0.5 now available for TouchPad
- webOS 3.0.5 update makes future built-in app updates more flexible
- Review: HP TouchPad Go
- CyanogenMod 9 to bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich to TouchPad
- CyanogenMod 9 Alpha 0 brings Android 4.0 in rough form to TouchPad
- webOS "deeply flawed"? Point fingers at the plan, not the code
- HP appoints Bill Veghte as new Chief Strategy Officer, to lead webOS open source initiative
- Jon Rubinstein, former Palm CEO, leaves HP
- Brian Hernacki, Chief Architect of webOS, leaves HP
- Whitman thinks webOS "has huge advantages" over iOS and Android
- HP's open source webOS roadmap
- HP announces Enyo 2.0 application framework, open sources 1.0
- Open webOS 1.0, Enyo 2.0, and fulfilling the revised dream
- What is this Open webOS 1.0?
- Enyo is all up in your browsers, and there's nothing you can do about it
- First open source Enyo app jumping to other platforms: Paper Mache on Android, FlashCards everywhere
- Enyo goes Android: Paper Mache on ICS
- WebOS Internals releases Enyo for unloved webOS smartphones
- App Tuckerbox public release brings App Catalog feeds back to Preware
- Picsel expands Smart Office support to webOS 1.4.5, qualifies as awesome in our book
- Astraware reaches another sales mark as Sudoku HD gets released
- Project Macaw goes public in the webOS Nation Homebrew Gallery
- Auto-Update System Modification Technology to unite patches and themes in update glory
- February is fitness month at Mobile Nations
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7 Comments
As an Englishman, I prefer the term "quaint". What ho.
Also, have you guys considered recording the conversation on both ends and then splicing the videos together to form one without any stutter?
I like it. It's like one of those commercials trying to show you how much better the new Super HD, Bluray TV is than crappy old analogue. I can just imagine this running on display in bestbuy.
Hi Derek,
unfortunately drPodder won`t download the file. It "downloads" within a second and it is not playable :(
Thanks for keeping the tradition of Palmcast alive!!
Marcel
Same with podFrenzy! Please fix.
I got the podfrenzy download problem as well. Podcast will stream but stalls part way thru. The stall maybe my 3g connection. I would still prefer to download the podcast while I'm on wifi. Ok, I get it. Yeah... they're 3 people still using drpodder/podfrenzy. because webOS is awesome!
Derek said he doesn't know whether there are any linux printers, so here it is :
There are many linux printers. As far as i know all network printers run either linux or something called vxworks.
There is already a solution to the problem of apps on Apple and Google's platform. What makes apps useful? They perform a special utility. When you remove the ecosystem and keep the utility you build on to the OSes core. The destruction of the app store is to remove applications ecosystem but keeping their utility.