[spencer_Q50s]

FYI ... NISSAN Free/Open Source Software for In-Touch


NISSAN Free/Open Source Software Website | DENSO CORPORATION

 

[Rick_vdl]

What are we supposed to do with this?

 

[spencer_Q50s]

I guess nothing, if you don't know how to program.

 

[Q50Aggie]

I posted this link months ago. You're a little late to the party.

 

[spencer_Q50s]

Ok, my fault. Did not search for it.

 

[Rick_vdl]

Well, I'm definitely not a programmer - thought I'd ask anyway. Thanks

 

[klimchuk]

I'm programmer and I don't know what to do with it either. We don't have an option to update InTouch software ourselves.

 

[Sinecure]

Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs! I want an Easter Egg in there. Anyone?

 

[maddsiick]

I'm a programmer too, don't really know what to do with this.

 

[carz]

this is completely useless to us.

its just a packaging of the open source systems Nissan used to create the software...but by no means is it anything close to the final product being used in the car.

 

[jkay]

Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs! I want an Easter Egg in there. Anyone?

I Wanna Easta Egg!! ... I Wanna Easta Egg!! - YouTube

Classic!!

 

[flagg]

Like carz mentioned, its almost entirely unmodified RPMs for standard open source software that make up a redhat based Linux distribution. There were a few other files in there I assume that were modified from their original and therefore required by license to distribute. Nothing actually useful for understanding/modifying the inTouch software.