[Senapone]

Sorry about this stupid question, but what about performances of Debian compared to other android rom?
It's quite the same or there are some considerable differencies?

Many thanks

 

[R13]

watch my video:

 

[rampa069]

and what about stability? is it really usable? looks great.

 

[Senapone]

Stability is ok.
If you are going to use it daily, order a pandawill cable and plug in a keyboard.
Xvkbd is good but it's just too big.

 

[omfgnuts]

Stability is ok.
If you are going to use it daily, order a pandawill cable and plug in a keyboard.
Xvkbd is good but it's just too big.

Hi, what do you think, can i launch debian on rockchip 2818?

 

[zlabzu]

watch my video:

Very cool. Looks good. Can't wait to try it.

 

[darthbizkit]

Any Ideal if this works with Ly-706. it has the same CPU as the m-001 but with twice the ram.

 

[AluKardx]

whats apps?

 

[kemian]

looking forward to test it

 

[VikingPilot]

If it works it will be an improvement over the factory ROM. Hopefully will try it tonight.

 

[CrisTM]

Hi,

G-sensor, screen rotation and sound is working ok?

Thanks,

 

[Intri]

Is there good application support for this Debian? I flashed the tablet to Windows CE, which is working amazingly well, but I totally fail to find any useful applications whatsoever. No free PDF reader, no way to remotely connect to the tablet, neither did I find a good finger-friendly keyboard, also the screen doesnt turn off (just dims).

If Debian could at least some of these issues (especially PDF and remote control ones) without too much loss of stability and speed, I would sure as hell give it a try.

 

[9072997]

Is there good application support for this Debian? I flashed the tablet to Windows CE, which is working amazingly well, but I totally fail to find any useful applications whatsoever. No free PDF reader, no way to remotely connect to the tablet, neither did I find a good finger-friendly keyboard, also the screen doesnt turn off (just dims).

If Debian could at least some of these issues (especially PDF and remote control ones) without too much loss of stability and speed, I would sure as hell give it a try.

You will have access to all Debian packages that run on ARM (which is most of them) PDF reader and VNC viewer should be no problem. You should be able to install tham using apt. the list of avalible packages is here and I believe our version is oldstable, though I am not sure which of the ARM architectures we are running. (If I were you i would search "packages that contain files whose names contain the keyword" as some packages are named obscurely)

Edit: correction we are on stable also known as squeeze rather than oldstable and arch is ARM EABI also known as armel