App for Android?

[Beliana]

Is there a plan to build a client for Android? I would like to work out my turns while i am on the road.

[drwr]

Sorry, I don't have any plan to do this. I agree it'd be a swell thing to have, though.

David

[Beliana]

Hm, ok, another question: if i had a tablet with windows 10 (no, i havnt such a thing ...), would the client works on this? I have seen such tabs for under 100 euro ... but i dont want to spend so much money only to see, it does not work

[drwr]

Hmm, I don't know. I have little experience with Windows tablets. It would have to be capable of running an x86 executable compiled for Windows desktop. It's possible, but this would be a question for the tablet salesperson.

Does anyone else on these forums have experience with these kinds of tablets?

David

[drwr]

Some research on the internet seems to suggest that finding a tablet that can do this is unlikely. So, I'm sorry to report, you probably won't be able to buy a Windows 10 tablet that can run the RSW client directly.

However, there are some really inexpensive (and lightweight) notebooks that should do fine. For instance, this one: https://www.google.com/shopping/product ... Ah638P8HAQ

The key things to look for are having an actual hard disk (or SSD) installed with a Windows operating system, and a CPU that's capable of running x86 applications, such as the Intel Atom.

David

[drwr]

Another idea is this one: http://www.pcmag.com/review/351556/lenovo-ideapad-110s

I'm not finding anything in the sub-100 Euro range, though. If that's your pricepoint, you might need to go with a Linux-based laptop, which you could probably get for under 100 Euros. This kind of machine would be theoretically capable of running the RSW Client (from source). It would be a bit more technically involved to do this, though.

[Beliana]

I have ment such http://www.redcoon.de/B667950-Odys-COSM ... oCI7Hw_wcB

That seems to have win 10 home and a intel atom ...