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This page describes how to start your Openmoko development plan - how to prepare your development environment and use the tools provided to help test and share your programs.

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==Part I Choose your software development tool==
*[[System Developer]]
*[[Development Environment]]
*[[Java]]
*[[Development with Eclipse]]
*[[Python]]
*[[BitBake]]
*[[Qtopia_on_X11|Qtopia on X11]]
*[[Developing with C++ and Qt|C++ / Qt]]
===OS===
*[[Other OSes]]

==Part II Coding and compiling==
*[[Toolchain]]
*[[OpenEmbedded]]
**[[BitBake]]
*[[MokoMakeFile]]
*[[Application UI Design Recommendations]]

==Part III Running your program==

*[[Customizing the Openmoko Distribution]]

===Emulation===
*[[Automatic emulation in Ubuntu]]
*[[Host-based development with Xoo and Xephyr]]
*[[Running Openmoko on PC]]
*[[Test Openmoko Emulation with chroot image]]

==Part IV Sharing programs==

So you have just made this cool program, and wonder what will be an efficient way to share it ? Consider the following options:

* Adding a link in the [[Applications directory]] page.
* Creating a page on this wiki.
* Packaging for the [[Community Repository]].
* Hosting as a project on the [http://projects.openmoko.org/ Openmoko GForge]
* Entering a record on [http://freshmeat.net/ Freshmeat] or similar.
* Announcing on the [http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community community mailing list].

See also

*[[Latest Images]]
*[[Users Repositories]]
*[[Distributions]]

==Part V Installation==
===Install===
*[[Package management]]
*[[How to run Openmoko Apps on PC]]
*[[Downloads]]
*[[Repositories ]]

===Image Flashing===
* [[MacOS X]]
* [[Flashing the Neo Freerunner]]
* [[Flashing the Neo 1973]]

==Part VI Tools used on Openmoko==

*[[U-boot|Bootloader]]
*[[Bootloader_commands|Bootloader Command]]
*[[Bootloader_environment|Bootloader Environment]]
*[http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot/WebHome u-boot]
*[[Bootloader versions]]
*[[NetBSD]]
*[[Dfu-util]]

====Linux Core Services====
* [[Gsmd]]
*[[Alarm daemon]]
*[[Qpegps]]
*[[D-Bus]]
*[[Dbus device API]]
*[[Opkg]]
*[[QEMU command line]]
*[[Ompower]] Power management daemon
====Resources====
*[[Development resources]]


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This page describes how to start your Openmoko development plan - how to prepare your development environment and use the tools provided to help test and share your programs.

Part I Choose your software development tool

OS

Other OSes

Part II Coding and compiling

Part III Running your program

Customizing the Openmoko Distribution

Emulation

Part IV Sharing programs

So you have just made this cool program, and wonder what will be an efficient way to share it ? Consider the following options:

Adding a link in the Applications directory page.
Creating a page on this wiki.
Packaging for the Community Repository.
Hosting as a project on the Openmoko GForge
Entering a record on Freshmeat or similar.
Announcing on the community mailing list.

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