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A small embedded Linux distro and embedded Qt.

• rdtsc 14y ago
  Makes sense. I am trying to pick something for a similar use case and android+tablet hardware at first seem perfect and I thought, "oh, I'll just disable the home button" but unfortunately that is not possible. That would completely mess up the basic use case of Android -- to run mostly isolated apps on a consumer smart phones, allowing any app to lock the screen would kind of break that. (NOTE: one way to hack it maybe is to encase the tablet in another box and cover the bottom bar, haven't tried that).
  • learc83 14y ago
    >(NOTE: one way to hack it maybe is to encase the tablet in another box and cover the bottom bar, haven't tried that). That works--it was the first thing I tried as quick fix, but I thought it was a bit ridiculous to have to do that, so I decided against it.