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2010-02-18
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#82
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The latter. It seems they will put 4.6 in libq4-* (which will likely have a provides: libqt4-maemo5-* tag), and so 4.6 will get un-optified in PR1.2. Of the base libs, IIRC you have QtCore and QtXml installed in the PR.
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by attila77
What I question then is how much more space it will require. People already report that out of the box with nothing else installed they have something like 80MB free in rootfs..
The latter. It seems they will put 4.6 in libq4-* (which will likely have a provides: libqt4-maemo5-* tag), and so 4.6 will get un-optified in PR1.2. Of the base libs, IIRC you have QtCore and QtXml installed in the PR.
A single update required 40MB.. meaning that's there very, very little wiggle room on that rootfs.
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by attila77
After installing PR1.2, can you think of any downsides to manually optifying the Qt stuff?
The latter. It seems they will put 4.6 in libq4-* (which will likely have a provides: libqt4-maemo5-* tag), and so 4.6 will get un-optified in PR1.2. Of the base libs, IIRC you have QtCore and QtXml installed in the PR.
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by daperl
Long as you put the optified libs in a location the system knows about you should be fine, or symlinks back to I assume /usr/lib. Downside is that if they release a new version you will have to go through the process again
After installing PR1.2, can you think of any downsides to manually optifying the Qt stuff?
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by Bratag
I'm sure what you say is true, but then the truly bold should be able to optify the entire /usr directory and avoid redoing any symlinks. The only questions remaining would be the speed differences between the storage media and/or file system types.
Long as you put the optified libs in a location the system knows about you should be fine, or symlinks back to I assume /usr/lib. Downside is that if they release a new version you will have to go through the process again
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
I asked the same question on maemo-devel just a day ago and got the answer that I should excercise some patience and there is a Plan for this, presented in advance of the PR1.2 release.
What I question then is how much more space it will require. People already report that out of the box with nothing else installed they have something like 80MB free in rootfs..
A single update required 40MB.. meaning that's there very, very little wiggle room on that rootfs.
After installing PR1.2, can you think of any downsides to manually optifying the Qt stuff?
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2010-04-18
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#88
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Hey guys! What's with the proxy settings inside the config file for those who are not in the US?
Should it work the way it is? Cause it is not working here...
Any thoughts?
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Should it work the way it is? Cause it is not working here...
Any thoughts?
Thanx!
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2010-04-18
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#89
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Originally Posted by rmarcus
It should work after you've put in the address a real proxy server into the config file. But I have not used it.
Hey guys! What's with the proxy settings inside the config file for those who are not in the US?
Should it work the way it is? Cause it is not working here...
Any thoughts?
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