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2008-07-25 , 07:56
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Is there such a package? I mean - ready-to-go VMWare virtual machine with KUbuntu (yes, with KDE) and all necessary tools installed to develope Maemo apps. I'd run it in free VMWare Player. Of course I can make it by myself but may be other one already did it, hah? I see Maemo SDK VMware Appliance but it uses GNOME by default. And I don't have idea how stable is it. I prefer KDE and I wanna make some apps for NIT uisng port of Qt.
 
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2008-07-25 , 08:09
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You don't need KDE on the host machine to make QT apps in scratchbox

Anyway, the image is based on xubuntu. If the ubuntu repos are still there, apt-get install kubuntu-desktop should do it. You probably will need to enlarge the image first though.

If that doesn't work, I seriously doubt someone is going to make an Vmware image with scratchbox and kde in it.
 
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2008-07-25 , 08:26
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You don't need KDE on the host machine to make QT apps in scratchbox
sure but I prefer work in KDE

Anyway, the image is based on xubuntu. If the ubuntu repos are still there, apt-get install kubuntu-desktop should do it. You probably will need to enlarge the image first though.
yep I will if won't find ready solution
 
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2008-07-25 , 18:07
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Just install Kubuntu and read the INSTALL.txt of Scratchbox to get Chinook or Diablo installed. Its pretty straightforward.
 

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