Hello,
Is there a SailfishOS equivalent of Debian style Daemon:
e.g. start-stop-daemon --start
In Sailfish emulator, this causes error:
"-bash: start-stop-daemon: command not found"
Thank you.
Sanjeev
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W dniu 03.08.2013 21:36, Josh Alner | Killer Mobile Software pisze:
In meego(Harmattan) we had used APIs from
#include or #include
to get notified during calls (voice calls). I'm not seeing any
equivalent in SailfishOS.
My guess is that on Sailfish you can get notified about incoming calls
b
Hi,
I have the same issue. I have chosen different paths in install process but
still have the problem.
When I change src1 shared folder in virtualbox, I can see contents of
/home/src1 updated in the build virtual machine but my project can't build.
Also, in mer settings of QtCreator src line is
In meego(Harmattan) we had used APIs from
#include or #include
to get notified during calls (voice calls). I'm not seeing any
equivalent in SailfishOS.
Cheers!
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Thanks, Tone. I hadn't considered the use case.
While on topic of suggestions for improvement, I would suggest QtC's
functionality to have its help window pane and its dialogue boxes to be
accessed/scrolled through concurrently. This would make it easier for users
in general to follow instructions
Hey,
a quick improvement suggestion for the SDK in the next release :):
- the possibility to skip the mer + emulator vm installation
Use case for this is for example a user (=me) running ubuntu in a vm;
of course installing a vm inside a vm is possible but maybe not the optimal
solution.
With a se
Hi all,
Seeing how the QTLocation is being (heavily) refactored right now, and not part
of QT5 at this time, what are all of us who are doing location-aware apps to do?
I haven't seen any timeframe for when QTLocation will be a part of QT5 proper,
add to that time needed for it to reach Sailfish
Hi all
I wish the guys at Sailfish / Jolla had given the "new" alpha its own
name to distinguish it from the "old" / "first" alpha.
It would make it so much easier when talking about both, in this
mailing list, or on my blog.
It would also make it clear to new visitors that theres is prog
HI all
I think I have managed to solve this problem.
First, just to simplify things I created a new project TestLib of type
"Libraries / QT Quick 2 Extension Plugin". I gave this the url
"org.flyingsheep.testlib"
As this is a throwaway demo I made no change to the code.
Next I created a t
Yes, that was indeed what I had read, I was just going to send the link
to the mailinglist ;)
Well I don't think I can help with a C++ plugin. I myself now just use a
C++ class which is in the same project as the QML UI to interface with
C++. That turned out to be easier,
Superpelican
On 08/0
Hi Rephael
Where did you chose to save your project? Is it in a subdirectory of
'C:\Users\Rafael'or somewhere else?
I haven't done much with the Alpha SDK (old and new) on Windows other
than install it, but I seem to remember from previous posts to this
mailing list that on Windows the p
Hello,
I read on a wiki/docs page on qt-project.org yesterday that it isn't possible
anymore to import a single .qml, where this was possible in Qt 4.8. Instead you
now have to import the directory where the .qml is located in. I don't know on
which page I read, but I can look it up when I'm be
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