Installing Enyo Framework on Debian

After deliberating on the tools - Enyo/Eclipse, PhoneGap, NetBean, I have decided to move with Enyo/Eclipse.

After downloading the following, I have installed all of these via GDebi Package Installer
- Oracle VirtualBox 4.0.12 (since no report of issue on this version of VB)
- Oracle Java Runtime Engine 6
- Novacom

Then run palm-emulator at the command-prompt, a new Virtual environment is produced. Now I am a proud owner of a virtual TouchPad.

TouchPad emulator running under VirtualBox 4.0.12 with scale mode set.

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