Thread: [PRE-ANNOUNCE]Qt Tablet Encoder
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attila77 is offline attila77
2009-04-12 , 10:14
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EDIT: Our trigger happy friends at youtube removed the video. The vimeo flash upload applet consistently fails on me. So, I'm looking for a video side that might not freak out on an (gasp) open source video conversion tool demo. If you know about one, speak up.

BTW, your written English is flawless and, but for an accent that doesn't hinder understanding you at all, your spoken English is practically flawless, too.
Thanks. I read/write in English a lot, but rarely ever talk.

Originally Posted by jaem View Post
It looks good! One question, though... I noticed you were running KDE3. Would I be right in presuming, then, that your app is written in Qt3? Or is it just themed to match your system?
It's in Qt4, but Qt really tries to make it appear as close to native apps as you have noticed - a KDE3 theme in my case.

I believe one of the benefits of QT (and Python) is that they're pretty much cross-platform now. You'll just need QT libraries installed in Windows as well
Correct. A windows or mac porting process would mostly be just checking what of the required libraries/backends should be bundled (the only section that might need platform specific tweaking is the device detection).

The application itself would run from the same files if qt and python are present. Thus, you wouldn't even *have* a separate win/linux/mac download, except if you want a native installer for it.