DanTheManMS said:More than likely it would take waaaaaaaaaaay more power than the DS has. Convert to a series of images and use Comic Book DS instead.
I can't understand why it would, there's standalone pdf readers that are completely open source, theres no way one could be ported to the ds?
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QUOTE(Problematique @ Dec 31 2008, 05:21 PM) why dose everyone want a pdf homebrew...
Moderate said:DanTheManMS said:More than likely it would take waaaaaaaaaaay more power than the DS has. Convert to a series of images and use Comic Book DS instead.
I can't understand why it would, there's standalone pdf readers that are completely open source, theres no way one could be ported to the ds?
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QUOTE(Problematique @ Dec 31 2008, 05:21 PM) why dose everyone want a pdf homebrew...
ebooks come in PDF a lot of the time.
Adobe Acrobat takes a lot of RAM, not ALL pdf readers, lol.DanTheManMS said:Moderate said:DanTheManMS said:More than likely it would take waaaaaaaaaaay more power than the DS has. Convert to a series of images and use Comic Book DS instead.
I can't understand why it would, there's standalone pdf readers that are completely open source, theres no way one could be ported to the ds?
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QUOTE(Problematique @ Dec 31 2008, 05:21 PM) why dose everyone want a pdf homebrew...
ebooks come in PDF a lot of the time.
Open up Task Manager and minimize it. Open your e-book and scroll around a bit. Take a look at the little CPU usage icon in your taskbar as you do this. Now keep in mind that the DS only has a 66 MHz main processor and 4 MB of RAM. How powerful is your PC? How much RAM does Task Manager say your PDF reader is using?
Of course a PDF reader is possible. Making one that works at a decent speed however would be a real challenge.