While upgrading to OS2008, I fuxored the repository for OS2007 (actually you get OS2008 versions, I don't know what it does), I'll put them back in a few days. Sorry for OS2007 users, keep your debs if you have them!!
So with libqt4-dev, you can develop/port kde apps in scratchbox and then send it to the device.
With libqt4-core on the device, you can execute them.
As this is the first build, there is no extra funky support:
-> No cups (will be added)
-> Sql is using integrated sqlite3 from the system
-> No dbus (I'm really bad with dbus, not sure I'll do it unless some people want it)
-> Keyboard handling is not part of qt, so keep in mind you will need an external keyboard app.
-> Not optimized for size or speed yet (qmake, make and segfaulting qemu are nightmares)
The qt4doc is not on the server, it's 25MB and contains:
-> html qt documentation (useless for us, better browse the webserver)
->examples & demos sources
I've extracted examples & demos. Some are really great like bittorent client, sql stuffs, WYSIWYG editor, graphical demos,.. http://debfarm.free.fr/pool/qt4-examples.tar.gz http://debfarm.free.fr/pool/qt4-demos.tar.gz
How did you manage to get your qt4 to be so small. Mine is like 100MB of libraries? Could you post your ./configure line?
I'll post anything But...
I'm only using debian methods so I don't use configure directly but debian/rules
I kept a copy of the displayed options:
Originally Posted by
Build type: linux-g++
Architecture: arm
Build ............... libs tools examples demos
Configuration ....... release shared dll largefile stl precompile_header separate_debug_info qt3support accessibility minimal-config small-config medium-config large-config full-config ipv6 clock-monotonic mremap getaddrinfo ipv6ifname getifaddrs system-jpeg system-png png gif system-tiff system-freetype system-zlib nis iconv glib nas openssl x11sm xshape xcursor xfixes xrandr xrender fontconfig tablet xkb release
Debug ............... no
Qt 3 compatibility .. yes
QtDBus module ....... no
STL support ......... yes
PCH support ......... yes
MMX/3DNOW/SSE/SSE2.. no/no/no/no
IPv6 support ........ yes
IPv6 ifname support . yes
getaddrinfo support . yes
getifaddrs support .. yes
Accessibility ....... yes
NIS support ......... yes
CUPS support ........ no
Iconv support ....... yes
Glib support ........ yes
Large File support .. yes
GIF support ......... yes
TIFF support ........ plugin (system)
JPEG support ........ plugin (system)
PNG support ......... yes (system)
MNG support ......... plugin (qt)
zlib support ........ system
OpenGL support ...... no
NAS sound support ... system
Session management .. yes
XShape support ...... yes
Xinerama support .... no
Xcursor support ..... yes
Xfixes support ...... yes
Xrandr support ...... yes
Xrender support ..... yes
FontConfig support .. yes
XKB Support ......... yes
immodule support .... yes
SQLite support ...... plugin (qt)
OpenSSL support ..... yes
It's an old file so maybe on sql it's not correct. Sql does work with what is provided in initial post.
My debian/rules is attached. There are some info in it.
What's the size of your libqt4-core? Let's first look at this one.
I removed the manpage.
I'm not even sure if the binaries are stripped so theorically mine are still too big, they could be smaller!
Another interesting thing would be any database stuffs (seems like people are looking for this).
Also an editor with spellchecking seems needed.
1) You could make a deb package of this editor. I'll make it if people are interested.
2) What keyboard is it that you're using? I have no idea about virtual keyboards alternatives. I was initialy trying to make a gateway qt-> hildon but stopped due to lack of time.
when can we expect a 2008 port.
would it be possible to get your modified source code, so i can try to port it to 2008.
i want to port some qt apps.
that required the libs.
yes I am on os2007. For the keyboard, see http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10101
I'll test other apps. That tiny xhtml editor has a nice feature I hadn't seen, it saves also in pdf! Nice!
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