So, What is an Image?

     Just like a desktop pc, the Audrey runs on a core code base upon which applications are built.  In the PC world, some examples of such core code bases are DOS, Windows, and Linux.  Just like there were different versions of Dos and Windows and Linux, there are a couple of different versions of the core code as well (Specifically 2).  The real difference though is the configuration of the interface or "shell" that the user interacts with and the applications that are installed.  An image is the "image" of the code, files, configuration and applications generally taken as a "snapshot" from a modified unit.

So, Which image is the best for me?

     If you want to use the Audrey for it's original intended purpose, the final OEM version is probably for you.  This image is stable and has the most familiar interface amongst Audrey users.

    However, if you want more, listed below are the freely available images currently available and the associated web sites which contain in depth information about the images.

What does an image get me?

    Many small applications have been written for the QNX os and/or the Audrey specifically.

    Some of the trademark applications not on the OEM release are:

• Caller ID
• MP3 Player 
• Picture Frame
• Paint

Images / Versions --------------------------------------------------------

OEM Final Version w/Shell
There is no link for this as it is the OEM version.
The shell hack allows you to do updates if so inclined(Amongst other things).

Another QNX Image by Jukebox
A "Windows" look and feel with some added features.
http://www.prins.net/audrey/    Info
http://www.prins.net/audrey/downloads.html Downloads / Upgrades

Another QNX Image  V.USB1 by Jukebox(*Ext USB Support)
Adds QNX USB support to Another QNX Image
http://www.prins.net/audrey/    Info
http://www.prins.net/audrey/downloads.html Downloads / Upgrades