KeyiCam Isn't Dead!
 

Well, while there aren't [URL="http://www.webosnation.com/keyicam-use-open-webos-automated-key-duplication-kiosks"]KeyiCam Kiosks[/URL] popping up all over the place yet, there's still progress being made on the project, apparently. Over on the Open webOS Project [URL="http://www.openwebosproject.org/index.php?cID=439&ccm_paging_p=1&time=1357549024#msg508"]forums[/URL], the KeyiCam dev posted three images of their progress.

[url]http://www.openwebosproject.org/files/9013/5646/1508/Home.png[/url]

[url]http://www.openwebosproject.org/files/1613/5646/1511/Login.png[/url]

[url]http://www.openwebosproject.org/files/5413/5646/1512/Settings.png[/url]

Although it's not the webOS we all know and love (simply because it's simply powered by webOS, not designed to look like it), I'm glad that it can live on in any way, shape, or form.

What puzzles me is why they have to try so hard to awkwardly shove the small [B][I]i[/I][/B] in there... :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=RumoredNow;3372079]What puzzles me is why they have to try so hard to awkwardly shove the small [B][I]i[/I][/B] in there... :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

Same, but hey. It's early. Maybe they'll remove it later :P

But why webOS when they're not even using the interface? Looks more like Ubuntu (the titlebar at least) and even then I don't see any benefit of using webOS for such a thing. The power of webOS is the awesome card interface.

[QUOTE=Vistaus;3372093]But why webOS when they're not even using the interface? Looks more like Ubuntu (the titlebar at least) and even then I don't see any benefit of using webOS for such a thing. The power of webOS is the awesome card interface.[/QUOTE]

Honestly, I don't know why they chose to use it. It doesn't really matter much to me. While the card interface is what makes webOS so awesome, I'm glad that some of the underlying code lives on regardless.

I can order mange with this? ;-)

Yes, it doesn't look like webOS. Perhaps each image is a card or perhaps they're all scenes from an app. Then again, they appear to have added the usual buttons from a desktop window manager. Very odd. Presumably it will be in kiosk mode, so one app only? I think solely on the basis of these three static images, I also have to question why webOS is being used as a desktop interface when there are already plenty of those to pick from.

I think what you see in the screenshots are screenshots taken from an enyo2 application running in the developer's webbrowser.

I don't know, the widgets look quite Ubuntu-ish. It can't be Enyo, unless Enyo has the ability to take on skinning by the host's desktop compositor.

That doesn't conflict with what I said... let it be a chrome or firefox running on a standard ubuntu. The browser is just showing some web app, probably enyo-based... There is nothing that hints on open webos being used.

Thinking about my comment again, I suppose Enyo can be used, as you're not forced to use the usual skin.