Dashboard Linux - 1 Year Later
bergeron76 writes "It's been just over a year since the DashPC/Dashboard Linux project initially got
jump started.
Since then, the project has grown by an order of magnitude. The initial codebase has
been released on freshmeat and
sourceforge, and we're working with several other developers on integrating projects such as Linux GPS Navigation, wardrive mapping, and ODBII automobile interfacing.
The potential is endless, considering just a couple of recent news headlines, and how we'd love to eventually bring them to both new and existing automobiles."
Now, not only do I get to try and dodge all the morons with their cell phones and in-dash dvd players. Now, I have to avoid people compiling their kernels on the road. Sheesh.
Michael Loves Me!
Just think - downloadable map upgrades, no more hardware 'chipping', and best of all...
You do not have enough permissions to run engine_init
Locking all doors...
Done
Automated police call activated
You're nicked sonny...
Slashdotted? You try running your webserver out of the dash of a 1988 Ford Festiva and see how far you get.
"I don't have a muffler. I just upgraded, and I couldn't get the sound to compile."
Don't let friends drive a Bad Ms Win CE!
Remember those old games that had the "boss key"? Can we get a "cop key?" I.e. you're being pulled over, and in a split second you can switch away from the pr0n you were watching while driving to an innocuous looking map readout.
Cyde Weys Musings - Scrutinizing the inscrutable
Don't you mean how far you get per gallon?
all that cool tech and they still put the steering wheel on the wrong side!
:-)
/me ducks
As for watching DVDs while you drive... Well... that problem might just take care of itself (hopefully with minimal collateral damage).
Yeah.. that movie sucked.