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You're an exception. They don't want people hacking around with it making apps for themselves and friends. They want proper shops making apps for a marketplace,
by jbob2000 12y ago
You're an exception. They don't want people hacking around with it making apps for themselves and friends. They want proper shops making apps for a marketplace, with a specific business directive and opportunity for monetization.
I know that sucks, but if you want something more open, perhaps there is something you can do with a Raspberry Pi w/ some kind of voice module?
- supergeek133 12y ago100% Correct. They're afraid people will write an app for themselves, and distribute it. They want to control access/experience.
- andrewguenther 12y ago"If you are interested in being part of a limited-participation beta ahead of the SDK's public release" Then why would they make it public?
- supergeek133 12y agoI'm talking about the early life of the program. Some people start private, get a feel for what people want, make changes and then go public. Some people start public and go private (Netflix, LinkedIn)
- joshstrange 12y agoTake a look at this for OS VR + Control https://jasperproject.github.io/ https://jasperproject.github.io/
- jordigh 12y ago> I know that sucks, but if you want something more open, Raspberry Pi isn't all that "open", either, but I suppose at least it doesn't have an NDA. See the Issues section here: https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPi https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPi
- TD-Linux 12y agoThis page is rather out of date since the release of the VideoCore IV documentation and open source driver work for it. I would consider it an order of magnitude more open than the Echo.