Hi guys,
I thought I wanted to share this with you. I found a perfect way to develop for my Android device.
I used my hardly used Toshiba netbook NB100 and made it dual boot: the second boot is an Android-x86: it is not working 100% (sound is not working, but WIFI and keyboard is).
The netbook is next to my development PC.
During development I start "adb connect" on my development PC and off I go. I run the application on my development PC or notebook and can debug using the screen of my netbook: soI have in fact a dual screen environment (on my notebook) and even a triple view (on my desktop PC, which by itself has 2 screens).
Wim
I thought I wanted to share this with you. I found a perfect way to develop for my Android device.
I used my hardly used Toshiba netbook NB100 and made it dual boot: the second boot is an Android-x86: it is not working 100% (sound is not working, but WIFI and keyboard is).
The netbook is next to my development PC.
During development I start "adb connect" on my development PC and off I go. I run the application on my development PC or notebook and can debug using the screen of my netbook: soI have in fact a dual screen environment (on my notebook) and even a triple view (on my desktop PC, which by itself has 2 screens).
Wim
