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-Todo for petitboot:
+Todo for petitboot (LOTS !):
+ * GUI code is still based on the original mockup hack. Needs to be completely
+ refactored. We need to define some useable canvas/widget classes in twin and
+ use them
+ * Add some useable GUI for graphic modes selection and return to GameOS instead
+ of the current hacks
+ * Rework keyboard handling. twin needs a proper input method support, including
+ at least a way to use the kernel keymaps and modifiers key handling. Remove
+ some of the keyboard hacks from twin_fbdev and move console switching to
+ petitboot
* PS3 controller support
+ * Mouse support (twin/petitboot supports it somewhat but it's not working,
+ check why, probably an udev issue or missing kernel driver)
* Saving settings in nvram
- default boot option
+ - default language (when language support is in)
- video mode (can we read gameos' video settings instead?)
- * i18n
+ * uncrappify focus box animation code (do it differently so it doesn't totally
+ sucks on the left pane due to the time needed for the alpha blending when the
+ box "touches" an icon)
+ * Fix issues with yaboot.conf parsing and kboot.conf parsing. Add a proper native
+ file format instead of the current hack (or make yaboot.conf native ?), add
+ icon support to all formats
+ * Fixup issues with races vs. udev-helper. Maybe have a global way to keep track
+ of present devices, properly make sure add/remove are ordered, etc...
+ * Get rid of libm by building libpng without floating point support (and build it
+ without write support while at it, to save more space)
+ * Define a proper binary format for converted twin fonts and use a proper font
+ with multiple language support rather than the stroke font which does US ASCII
+ only at the moment
+ * i18n support in config files
+
+PATCHES WELCOME !
+
+
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