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Originally Posted by pazos
Nice work sherman, Did you modified stock shell scripts or found a way to hook your code inside nickel?
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Currently launching via SSH/telnet. Programs that will be distributed could be launched via KFMON.
As far as bringing up Wifi, am currently replicating what the Koreader folks have done in their enable/disable wifi shell scripts.
The screenshot in the OP was just an example test program to bring the three parts, or libraries together. That is the entering/leaving USBMS mode, the on-screen keyboard, and the touch stuff.
The idea is that potential devs can pick and choose the required components.
The goal is not to create a complete GUI toolkit, or anything like that. Rather, to provide a simple means of say letting the user input a password or some other info that might be required.
The original question really was, how much can I get away with without killing Nickel?