If you're interested in helping to make OpenPMA better, we'd love to have you! We need Linux hackers, application writers, documenters, artists, everything. Roll up your sleeves and get stuck in!

[edit] Currently outstanding bugs

You might be amazed to hear this, but there are still a couple of bugs in OpenPMA that need fixing. We use Trac to manage the bug and feature list: see the bug reports for things that need fixing, and a list of requested enhancements as well.

[edit] How to install an SVN version of OpenPMA

If you really intend to hack on OpenPMA itself, rather than writing applications for it, then you'll need to be running the very latest version from Subversion. Follow the OpenPMA from Subversion Guide for how.

[edit] How to hack on OpenPMA itself

(here will be some descriptions of what you need to know to get hacking on OpenPMA)

[edit] Guides to getting started with writing applications for OpenPMA

• How to write applications for OpenPMA in C++: a quick guide
• How to write applications for OpenPMA in Python: a quick guide

[edit] Developer resources

[edit] The OpenPMA dev mailing list

See http://www.openpma.org/mailman/listinfo/openpma-dev for the developers mailing list; all your questions answered. You might also want to try IRC for more direct conversation.

[edit] Hardware and software information about the Archos

We have some notes containing hardware information and software information about OpenPMA and the PMA430.

[edit] External documentation

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• Links to Qt documentation
• Links to Archos documentation and downloadable files (SDKs etc)

[edit] The OpenPMA team

See just who's who in OpenPMA!