More fennec on e-ink and Midori-webkit too

So it turns out that learning a bit about when and where to click in an application helps make it behave better. :-) So another Fennec on E-Ink video, this time it feels more like a usable mobile browser. I haven't gotten hildon built yet so no on-screen keyboard input yet. I'm feeling more excited about this stuff. The cooperation between X and the kernel makes everything else work without modification.



You're probably going to ask, so you've tried Fennec, what about a webkit based mobile browser? Well, I couldn't find any that I could build for my Gumstix. If you have a suggestion, please let meknow. However, I did try Midori-webkit-gtk which works quite well if I ignore the lack of a touchscreen friendly user interface. It did better than Fennec in terms of memory consumption and was able to render more sites as far as I could tell. I've posted this Midori-webkit-gtk on E-Ink video.