Is Nemomobile suitable for Automotive
summary
NemoMobile runs on Manjaro with roughly 150 packages (about 70% from Mer), uses Qt 5.15 today and is slowly porting to Qt6, replaces NetworkManager/ModemManager with connman/ofono, and targets phone features first. Demonstrations show OBD2 Bluetooth integration and GPS providers failing on ARM (reported as OBD2 Bluetooth failed), camera and browser quirks in VM, and missing automotive-grade boot, security (SELinux not yet applied) and disk-encryption workflows; usable as a base but not production-ready for cars.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:22Software platform (mainly) for Mobile Phones
- 4:37Architecture
- 6:05User Interface Toolkit
- 8:16But it is ready for Automotive?
- 12:13Exploring Blind Alleys
- 17:22Contribute with code
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