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Originally Posted by piika
there is a minor variation of path component "lua5.1" into "lua/5.1"
There are demos examples in the source download at http://tekui.neoscientists.org/
It's not my work. I only compile it. The original source does seems to have a github repo.
I am still learning lua  |
Historically, both pathname conventions have been used for Lua.
It is the way it is here due to restrictions on the length of rpath that the patchelf utility can handle.
See: ARMhf on the Kindle thread.
None of the demos have been run on a Kindle.
Note:
X11 is only available on the series 5.x (KT .. KV) devices (and in the K4's diagnostics mode).
Framebuffer (or the poorly supported DirectFB) is available on all models, K2 .. KV.
The almost grayscale screenshot of 11-Jan-2014 gives a hint of what might be possible on a Kindle:
http://tekui.neoscientists.org/screenshots.html
So if you have even a simple, do nothing but paint the screen, example on a Kindle - that would be nice.
Even better, if you can get it working on your K3.
Note: You may have to patch or enhance the framebuffer support to deal with the framebuffer layout on Kindles - not all models are the same.
Geekmaster has posted a lot on that subject here.
Ah, and getting it to work with the K4's idea of a keyboard ...
You can probable find ideas on that in the KOreader repository (which is mostly Lua).
It is in a Mercurial repository:
http://hg.neoscientists.org/tekui/summary
And the non-commercial version (which I am assuming you used - correct me if I am wrong) is MIT licensed:
http://hg.neoscientists.org/tekui/fi...b56c/COPYRIGHT
So I will assume that your code changes are intended to be covered by the same license.