I'm trying to migrate from SHR-t to Debian and one of the issues I have
come across is that numptyphysics doesn't fit on the OpenMoko FreeRunner
screen (480x600) while the SHR one does. The version in SHR is a bit
older than the Debian one and has a few patches that might be relevant.
The screenshots below illustrate the difference between the two. The
lack of scaling prevents the game from progressing past the intro/logo
screen since even if you are able to collide with the off-screen star,
the "Bravo!!" dialog snaps to the right so that the Next button is not
accessible. I currently get about 11 frames per second on the OpenMoko
so it is just fast enough to be playable, but not in Debian.

http://people.debian.org/~pabs/tmp/shr-numptyphysics.png
http://people.debian.org/~pabs/tmp/debian-numptyphysics.png
http://people.debian.org/~pabs/tmp/debian-numptyphysics-bravo.png

Hi,
I didn't check SHR numptyphysics deeper but it seems they follow this
project's suggestions [1] indeed as shown by your screenshots they have
the on-screen-keyboard to move among levels.

That page also suggests to rotate and specify geometry and I prefer
rotating in order to exploit all the screen. glamo driver supports xrandr.
Side effect is that we are not only rotating np's window.

Without rotating, it's possible to specify 480x360 geometry but as you
wrote, bravo dialog doesn't consider it.


Cheers,
Gabriele

[1] http://numptyphysics.projects.openmoko.org/

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