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2013-01-06
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Yes, that is the kicker for Jolla. Will be nice to see how this working out. If jolla shows up with a big screen device or even better: a keyboard. Their concept will sail up in top. The only thing we can do is looking for evidence of its existence and saving money. And waiting extremely impatiently.
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2013-01-06
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I haven't done a lot of research but maybe you could help me.
I quite like the repository system and the fact that you can install debs no problem.
I very much dislike the appstore/market system that some os'es have. where everything is closed and attached to an account.
Now my question is: how will the new os'es take care of this?
Is mobile ubuntu is like desktop ubuntu?
And I think I read that Sailfish will use RPM?
I quite like the repository system and the fact that you can install debs no problem.
I very much dislike the appstore/market system that some os'es have. where everything is closed and attached to an account.
Now my question is: how will the new os'es take care of this?
Is mobile ubuntu is like desktop ubuntu?
And I think I read that Sailfish will use RPM?
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2013-01-06
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Harmattan uses Qt Quick Components to create consistent GUI apps in QML. Nemo also use these, AFAIK, and (thus?) Sailfish as well? But what about Ubuntu Mobile?
I want to focus my reading/learning to something that will be applicable for the foreseeable future. I like QtQuick and QML, but without something like Qt Quick Components the fun is quickly over when you want to create a more traditional app.
Also, I'm in doubt whether to use Qt/C++ or Python as "backend" for QML. PySide is well supported on Harmattan, but what about the others?
I want to focus my reading/learning to something that will be applicable for the foreseeable future. I like QtQuick and QML, but without something like Qt Quick Components the fun is quickly over when you want to create a more traditional app.
Also, I'm in doubt whether to use Qt/C++ or Python as "backend" for QML. PySide is well supported on Harmattan, but what about the others?
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2013-01-06
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@ Rhine
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1 OS, fitting for desktop & mobile & everything in between: exactly, what i've been waiting for, for years!
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2013-01-06
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Originally Posted by Fuzzillogic
IIRC Jolla officially mentioned somewhere that they will ship Qt Components with Sailfish.
Harmattan uses Qt Quick Components to create consistent GUI apps in QML. Nemo also use these, AFAIK, and (thus?) Sailfish as well? But what about Ubuntu Mobile?
Ubuntu-phone has its own set of components based on Qt5 & Qt Quick 2.0. Probably shouldn't be too difficult to also port regular Qt components though.
Originally Posted by Fuzzillogic
PySide is available for Nemo and some Nemo applications are already using it (at least mine & Khertans).
I want to focus my reading/learning to something that will be applicable for the foreseeable future. I like QtQuick and QML, but without something like Qt Quick Components the fun is quickly over when you want to create a more traditional app.
Also, I'm in doubt whether to use Qt/C++ or Python as "backend" for QML. PySide is well supported on Harmattan, but what about the others?
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Mieru: a flexible manga and comic book reader
Universal Components - a solution for native looking yet component set independent QML appliactions (QtQuick Controls 2 & Silica supported as backends)
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2013-01-06
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For C++ go through these:
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/...ngInCPP2e.html
http://www.amazon.com/C-Templates-Th.../dp/0201734842
http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Design-.../dp/0201704315
http://www.manning.com/williams/
There aren't much books on C++11 yet, so try to look out for those and look for on-line tutorials.
I'd recommend to use QML for the UI, and C++ for any actual program logic.
Last edited by shmerl; 2013-01-06 at 23:10.
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/...ngInCPP2e.html
http://www.amazon.com/C-Templates-Th.../dp/0201734842
http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Design-.../dp/0201704315
http://www.manning.com/williams/
There aren't much books on C++11 yet, so try to look out for those and look for on-line tutorials.
I'd recommend to use QML for the UI, and C++ for any actual program logic.
Last edited by shmerl; 2013-01-06 at 23:10.
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2013-01-07
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Originally Posted by flotron
It's so easy to do your own UI on QML (even the homescreen) and to theme qt-components that looks don't really matter. There will be IMO full phone skins from day one, and alternative home screens a bit later. That is if it's the same things used in nemo.
- Ubuntu is too far
- Jolla UI and graphics looks ugly
- Tizen reminds me android and i hate android
- BB10 looks awesome, it looks like harmattan but it is out of linux
So i'll wait for jolla to enhance its crappy look
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Proud coding competition 2012 winner: ρcam
My other apps: speedcrunch N9 N900 Jolla –– contactlaunch –– timenow
Nemo UX blog: Grog
My website: qwazix.com
My job: oob
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2013-01-07
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Originally Posted by Leinad
Sorry to break it to you, but WIN 8 has done this. Just saying.
1 OS, fitting for desktop & mobile & everything in between: exactly, what i've been waiting for, for years!
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N9 *stolen* → N900 *died* → N900 *on hiatus* → OnePlus X
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N9 *stolen* → N900 *died* → N900 *on hiatus* → OnePlus X
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2013-01-07
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Originally Posted by Akkumaru
So, Win 8 RT & Win 8 (x64) is the same? I can use the same "apps" on the desktop as well as on the ARM-powered crap (Surface)? Totally cool!
Sorry to break it to you, but WIN 8 has done this. Just saying.
/sarcasm
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