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I'm familiar with windows programming but haven't developed for Linux before. I have read documantation found on maemo and setup the development environment on ubuntu through vmware.
I know where to find info for how to use the GUI (hildon), but where do i found info on how to use socket communication over wifi?

Also, if i got it right scratchbox doesn't include any IDE? What code editors are recomended?
 
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standard linux socket programming applies...
 
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Yep, the program is ignorant of the physical layer, it does not care if it is wifi, USB, or bluetooth.

Lots of good socket books but I like "Internetworking with TCP/IP" by Comer.

David
 
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Thanks, i have founds some links on unix socket programming so i will probably get started this weekend. My project is to make a interactive remote control for home automation on my 770. The screen is so much better than any PDA i have seen.
As i wrote scratchbox is up and running and untill i found a decent IDE i will use VI writing my code...
 
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