Re: New Developers

Excellent point.  As part of the course we will be exploring the as yet
undefined term "set-top box", the protocols involved, and what target
hardware it will run on.  We will be adding "Related Links" to the
Documentation page at libstk.org that will serve as a resource for
papers / websites providing that kind of information.

Mike, have you decided to use another toolkit for your DC media box? 
Haven't heard from you in a while.

Darren

On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 14:28, Mike Melanson wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, Darren Vincent Hart wrote:
> 
> > We have just started a special projects class here at our university
> > dealing with libstk and set-top technology.  Both Vernon and I are
> > enrolled (of course) and two new comers: Hyrum and Chris.  They will be
> > spending the next couple of weeks getting up to speed on libstk.  We are
> > thankful for their interest and future contributions!  We also welcome
> > Kelly Flanagan, the instructor for the course, who will meet with us
> > weekly and add some direction to the course itself.  The end result of
> > the class will be a set-top box with a gui written with libstk.
> 
> 	Neat. But "set-top box" is rather broad. I would like to hear a
> little more about what is underneath the hood. CPU, RAM, storage, video
> chipset?
> 
> 	Just curious...
> --
> 	-Mike Melanson
> 
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