In the latter part of March, webOS Ports upgraded two major parts of the LuneOS system. The Yocto project is what we use to deploy an embedded Linux system to our target devices. Last month we moved to the latest version, named Jethro. In addition, the Qt framework we use for our GUI … Continue Reading ››
The Enyo team have just released version 2.7 of their javascript app development framework and wish to have a conversation about the future of the product as they consider features of the next generation.
The main change in the release is greater modularisation, allowing only the parts of the framework required by a particular app to … Continue Reading ››
Former webOS developer, Garret Downs did much good work for the community until bowing out just over two years ago.
Now he's back with a new app for LuneOS! Originally developed for FirefoxOS, Foxcasts is a podcast app.
At this point, support extends only to audio streaming from the itunes library, with plans to add … Continue Reading ››
Hello and welcome to March, LuneOS fans! WOW has time gone quickly since our last update. But never fear, your beloved WebOS Ports team is still hard at work. Only 3 short weeks, but still lots of news! We’re adding skilled members, working on stability/features/bugs, and generally aligning all of the 1s and 0s to … Continue Reading ››
We're very pleased to present you our latest monthly stable release, Café Miel or "Miel" for short.
We have been working hard to bring the most sought after feature: phone calls! In order to do so we have upgraded our whole connection stack (ConnMan, oFono, VoiceCall, libconnman-qt, libqofono, phonesim) to the latest version available from these projects. … Continue Reading ››
