Free Software Linux

Yesterday in San Francisco, Google held small talks about Android which is vewry interesting and draws applause form the crowd looking on. Google developer and Linux kernel contributor Robert Love speaks of Android software development kit (SDK) and a technical overview of the architecture.

I don't normally blog about heavy developer issues, because that's not the focus here. But I think this news is important: Asus has launched a software developer kit or SDK for the Eee PC. Let's ignore the fact that the Eee PC uses open source software, so you shouldn't really need an SDK to develop applications and just focus on the fact that this kit includes tools and instructions for writing applications that can be easily added to the Eee PC's easy mode interface. ... the SDK includes the following components: * Xandros Desktop Open Circulation Version 4.5 * QT * Eclipse * QT plugin for Eclipse * Debian packaging wizard developed by Xandros The user guide also includes detailed instructions for creating applications and icons that will work in the Eee PC's Easy Mode interface.