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Marius Cirsta mforce2 at gmail.comSorry about that , darn gmail..... Yes , nuttx seems pretty OK and it's author is very nice , a man to work with. The problem would be that it's written by just one man and I don't even know how it's doing on the GUI side. Nuttx though seems more oriented towards micro controllers and and targets with less resources. As for nano-x it's one of the lightest GUIs around and I don't know if there really are any better options for embedded open source graphics. It's not really an X11 , not a full one anyway. And from what I've heard you can get it to about 100 K which is certainly something in my opinion. On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 9:00 PM, Marius Cirsta <mforce2 at gmail.com> wrote: > Yes , nuttx seems pretty OK and it's author is very nice , a man to > work with. The problem would be that it's written by just one man and > I don't even know how it's doing on the GUI side. > Nuttx though seems more oriented towards micro controllers and and > targets with less resources. > > As for nano-x it's one of the lightest GUIs around and I don't know if > there really are any better options for embedded open source graphics. > It's not really an X11 , not a full one anyway. And from what I've > heard you can get it to about 100 K which is certainly something in my > opinion. > > On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 5:59 PM, Alan Carvalho de Assis > <acassis at gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi Harald, >> >> On 4/18/11, Harald Welte <laforge at gnumonks.org> wrote: >>> >>> I have never found the time to actually make that decision/selection, >>> so there is no status update. >>> >>> I'd still like to have a say in the decision, but I'm welcome for the >>> discussion that has started right now and definitely like to look at >>> the proposals (like ethernut OS) >>> >> >> I think we could consider NuttX as well: >> >> http://nuttx.sourceforge.net >> >> This RTOS implements POSIX APIs and have many features "inherited" from Linux. >> It is completely reconfigurable to fit small foot-print microcontrollers. >> >> Just my 2 cents, I hope someone enjoy it. >> >> Best Regards, >> >> Alan >> >> >