Re: [Tuxmath-devel] Marathon finished - plan to get active on tux4kids again

[Aviral D. <avi...@gm...>]

Hi, David,

Not sure if you read the post on Google+, but I am (at a rather slow pace)
working on porting *Factoroids* (not all of TuxMath) to Android.

Regards,
Aviral



On 11 October 2011 22:05, David Bruce <dav...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> For the last few months, much of my available free time has been taken
> up by training for the Chicago Marathon, which I ran Sunday as a
> fundraiser for the American Liver Foundation.  With that completed, I
> want to start getting tuxmath and tuxtype moving again.  When I left
> off, I was working on some changes to t4k_common that I thought should
> be finished before we start working on a t4k_common-based tuxtype.
> Look for some more specific emails and posts about "todo"-type stuff,
> and feel free to start putting more ideas out there on these lists.
>
> Over the last few months, I've started to wonder if our existing model
> of locally-installed desktop apps is getting left behind.  In the
> past, I've not seriously considered suggestions to rewrite our games
> as web applications, but maybe we should consider trying to create
> such versions.  Also, kids are definitely going to be using a lot of
> tablets, and it is at least potentially feasibly to create Android
> ports.  Unfortunately, I don't see any way to get GPLv3 apps onto
> non-jailbroken iPads given Apple's policies for their App Store.
>
> Nonetheless, I have no intention of abandoning the desktop for our
> programs.
>
> I would definitely like to see us participate in Google Code-In and
> GSoC next year.
>
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> David Bruce
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