Early Access webOS Mojo SDK Leaked

I can confirm that installing apps is as easy as
1 - install VirtualBox
2 - install SDK
3 - start emulator
4 - palm-generate app
5 - palm-package app
6 - palm-install somethingwith.app.inthename.ipk

Here's my Q&D notes on emulator. Thanks to others for some info.

-Keyboard
Escape is Back Gesture,
Home is Center Button,
End is the Flick Up Gesture (like to bring up card view or the launcher),
Left/Right arrows switch applications,
Shift is Shift (duh!),
Alt is Option (orange),
Left Ctrl+letter does Sym for that letter,
and of course there's the keyboard too.
-Mouse
Left Mouse click is "touching screen".
Left Mouse drag is "dragging on screen". Useful in card view to "swipe up" (close),and drag left right (card view, launcher, etc.)
Left Mouse click and hold will select card in card view for shuffling cards.
Double left mouse click, is zoom in/out.
-Emulator
The "Host" key defaults to Right Ctrl, used for accessing emulator menus. Following is a short list:
Tap and release Host key to return keyboard capture to PC (i.e. done using emulator). Note if using "Activation follows mouse (X-Mouse)", this is not required (see "Tweak UI", MS Power Toy, for info).
Host+F Full screen toggle
Host+N Session information dialog
Host+S Take a snapshot (from emulator)
Host+Q Close emulator
-Helper Batch Files, in "C:\Program Files\Palm\SDK\bin" (I've not tried, YMMV):
palm-emulator.bat - Starts emulator.
palm-generate.bat - Create Application template. Will create directory if it doesn't exist.
palm-inspector.bat - Runs Palm inspector. Appears to be the debugger interface.
palm-install.bat - Installs App on USB connected Prē (usb), or emulator (tcp).
palm-launch.bat - Launch App on USB connected Prē (usb), or emulator (tcp). With debugging options.
palm-package.bat - Package App into ipk format.
Open up "DOS" command shell to use. Installing SDK adds bin directory to your path.

Run batch file with no arguments to get usage.

-Mojo API

TBD
See sample code in "C:\Program Files\Palm\SDK\share\samples" for now.

This thing is such a tease. It's like "Hey, here's what it might be like to own a Pre, if only it was available in your country. Too bad!"
Tim
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All I saw in the screenshots is the emulator. What are the "other tools"?

The development environment is not included, although throughout the code there are references to eclipse. Documentation is also nowhere to be found.

All in all, it's worth downloading if just wish to see the emulator running and try to run a couple sample apps. Unfortunately those who are looking for the programming stuff will find very little to satisfy their appetite...

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