OT: It's Android Jim, but not as we know it (what CPUs does Livecode compile to?)

[Bernard Devlin]

Jacque, that sounds like the easiest option in order for me to test
the device in-store (but at this stage I'm feeling very confident it
will work to run Livecode apps).  If you could put a simple 'hello
world' on to dropbox and send me the URL off list, then I'll give it a
go.

The various hurdles put in the way of app distribution/installation on
the various iOS devices is the very thing that has kept me far away
from those devices (and indeed from other Apple products) - not that
any of that has stopped Apple's roaring profits :)

Bernard

On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 8:02 PM, J. Landman Gay
<jacque at hyperactivesw.com> wrote:
> I've been very grateful for the ease of installation on Android. There are
> so many more ways to do an installation than Apple provides, and it's always
> very easy.
>
> The problem with email on a store device is that Bernard would have to set
> up the display model with his email info. Given the versatility of Android,
> I was thinking of using my public folder in Dropbox. Then he could install
> the free Dropbox on the store model and just click on my test app in there.
> Or if the store doesn't mind, he could copy the app to a thumb drive, attach
> it to the device, and install that way.