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Matchstick

Matchstick is the first reference product using Flint technology, and also the product is the world's first open software and hardware HDMI streaming stick based on Firefox OS. Flint using Firefox OS as its first supported OS is because of the great HTML5 web app support on Firefox OS.

Matchstick Architecture

Matchstick Architecture Chart

  • Matchstick provides settings apps on multiple platforms for user setup. The Config Daemon running in the dongle to serve the setting requests and forward it to the Home Screen to perform real settings.
  • The Fling Daemon is the core service of Flint. Gaia System app communicates with it to perform the receiver app management.
  • Receiver apps include common web apps, and privileged Firefox OS apps

Developers Guide

Please refer to (/openflint/openflint.github.io/wiki).

Contact: [email protected]
Google Groups: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openflint

  • Flint
    • [Developer's Guide](Developer Guide for Flint)
      • [Web Sender Apps](Web Sender App Development)
      • [Android Sender Apps](Android Sender App Development)
      • [iOS Sender Apps](iOS Sender App Development)
      • [Receiver Apps](Receiver Apps Development)
      • Chromecast App Porting
    • [API Libraries](API Libraries)
    • [Flint Protocol Docs](Flint Protocol Docs)
  • Matchstick
    • [Flashing Instructions](Flashing Instructions for Matchstick)
    • [Build Your Matchstick](Build Your Matchstick)
    • [Flashing Your Build](Flashing Your Build)
    • [Setup Your Matchstick](Setup Your Matchstick)
    • [Setup USB Mode](Setup USB Mode for Matchstick)
    • [Supported Media](Supported Media for Matchstick)
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