We forked Qtopia, not Qt. Opie is still using the Qt/Embedded API as backend - albeit slightly patched. A plain Qt/Embedded program will run unmodified on a device running Opie. To get an optimized application you want to substitute QApplication with QPEApplication and do a bunch of easy further tweakings.
I am the maintainer of the Python packages in the OpenZaurus distribution. Programming PyQt on Opie is pretty good supported through the qtpe module. A dedicated opie module to support the Opie extensions will eventually be provided.
XFree86 4.0 is what I needed to get my two ancient Matrox Millenium I work. The third-party solutions AcceleratedX and MetrowerksX crashed while initializing the cards. XFree86 4.0 does the job... also with Xinerama, which I find superb, because I have two 19" connected to the graphic cards and I like moving windows from one monitor to the other.
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"get their act together"... this sounds pretty funny, when you are a project with hundreds of users but only 4 active and overworked developers :(
That's the spirit! Thanks :D
We forked Qtopia, not Qt. Opie is still using the Qt/Embedded API as backend - albeit slightly patched. A plain Qt/Embedded program will run unmodified on a device running Opie. To get an optimized application you want to substitute QApplication with QPEApplication and do a bunch of easy further tweakings.
I am the maintainer of the Python packages in the OpenZaurus distribution. Programming PyQt on Opie is pretty good supported through the qtpe module. A dedicated opie module to support the Opie extensions will eventually be provided.
I totally agree. LyX is so good that many people I showed it to now run Linux to can use it.
I thought the dual processor workstation market was the market the thunderbird was supposed to grab some parts - not ?
XFree86 4.0 is what I needed to get my two ancient Matrox Millenium I work. The third-party solutions AcceleratedX and MetrowerksX crashed while initializing the cards. XFree86 4.0 does the job... also with Xinerama, which I find superb, because I have two 19" connected to the graphic cards and I like moving windows from one monitor to the other.