> 2) Sandboxes are limiting, but matter. It is way more difficult to freeze
> to death or misuse iPhone than Android. That probably goes against
> Mer/Sailfish philosophy though.
IMHO:
Sandboxing is something that helps for security and QA, and if it's done
structurely, it might even help develop
No it's not really supporting PyQt5, at the moment - in Jolla Store -
are only Qt/QML apps with C++ allowed, but it is planned to support
PyOtherSide from Thomas Perl. This allows to use a Python backend, with
much better performance. As far as I know it's not very hard to
understand and use it.
L
Hello,I am a developer of python and I know that Sailfish support Qt with
C++, but I am not familiar with C++,So I want to know that if Sailfish
support PyQt5 ? Thanks :)
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Hi Sven
Have now downloaded. Lots of good content, but I need to read through
it a few more times to comment in detail.
One thing that immediately occurs to me is:
2.3 Linux
While it is not "supported", an instalation of Sailfish within a Linux
VM hosted on OSX works quite happily. It is s
MultiMarkDown seems promising as it does not require Emacs, but I am not sure
yet.
BR.
Sven
On 01.12.2013, at 20:41, Sven Putze wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> there are no religious feelings about LaTeX from my side, so I will sleep
> over using another markup language :-)
> I definitely could use so
On 01/12/13 15:18, Sven Putze wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> first of all: this is far from complete and basically just a skeleton yet.
> Nevertheless I have started to write down a howto for SailfishOS development.
> Criticism, suggestions, bugfixes, contribution wanted!
>
> https://github.com/hardcode
I see the goal for the project in helping with the correct structure and
practices from the very beginning.
IMHO one minuscule C++ object integrated into QML can improve HelloWorld if:
1. It sits inside a properly structured C++ part of a project
2. Has at least one unit-test located in the proper
Hi Sven
Github won't display the pdf, it's too big ...
Looking forward to reading your idea; the more of us talking about
Software Engineering the better!
grüsse aus der Schweiz (mit Schnee)
Chris
Zitat von "Sven Putze" :
Hi there,
first of all: this is far from complete and basically j
Hi there,
first of all: this is far from complete and basically just a skeleton yet.
Nevertheless I have started to write down a howto for SailfishOS development.
Criticism, suggestions, bugfixes, contribution wanted!
https://github.com/hardcodes/developwithsailfishos
BR.
Sven
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Or maybe just leave it to the user, whether to use a sandbox or not? (set
the default behavior and make override rules)
--
Marcin
2013/12/1 Sven Putze
>
> >>
> >> 2) Sandboxes are limiting, but matter. It is way more difficult to
> freeze to death or misuse iPhone than Android. That probably g
Hi all,
with the usual QtCreator from the Qt project I have not experienced that but
with the one in the SDK there often stays the progressbar named "Parsing" in
the bottom right corner after loading a project. On top it has the color red
which indicates an error but everything works just fine.
Hi there,
I don't know if this has been noted before, but on OSX the
SDKMaintenanceTool.app creates a file called "lockmyApp1234865.lock" and this
one may be left. I have 3 machines with the SDK and that files does not exist
on each of them. Funny thing: it doesn't seem to matter if that file e
>>
>> 2) Sandboxes are limiting, but matter. It is way more difficult to freeze to
>> death or misuse iPhone than Android. That probably goes against Mer/Sailfish
>> philosophy though.
> Yeah, I would say properly tested applications & community feedback are
> enough and no artificial limitat
Hi all,
there is also the question how to handle rogue apps?
Yes, there is a paragraph in the harbour rules that says something like "don't
do bad things" but what if an app does? Maybe after some time or triggered from
an external server?
Users should be at least informed, revoking such apps li
1.12.2013 13:22, artem.marche...@gmail.com:
A couple of points from an experienced of developing several small
Symbuan-Meego apps and managing development of iOS apps. Just notes of
somebody who likes development yet prefers thinking about the user
rather than superior hacker-user.
1) if we a
Hi Artem and all,
>
> 2) Sandboxes are limiting, but matter. It is way more difficult to freeze to
> death or misuse iPhone than Android. That probably goes against Mer/Sailfish
> philosophy though.
>
But a sandbox must not be a bad thing per se. We could learn a lot from the app
bundle file
Hi Artem and all,
well, I don't have developed for Android yet and I don't intend to do so :-)
Regarding this example, I was thinking if extending this one or create a bigger
one as 2nd dive-in option. In such a bigger approach one could provide
something like a Sailfish independent business mod
A couple of points from an experienced of developing several small Symbuan-Meego apps and managing development of iOS apps. Just notes of somebody who likes development yet prefers thinking about the user rather than superior hacker-user.
Hi Sven and allI was thinking similar myself and I am migrating too. Just from Symbian-Meego-desktop Qt, not from iOS. And src/test folder structure is standard in Qt world. It annoyed me a lot that I couldn't easily go to this structure from the Creator wizard. Plus "just helloworld" encourages no
Oh my god! :D
I totaly missunderstood it, I thought it means, that my file is without
an absolute path. :D
Okay, thank you very much.
Gabriel.
Am 01.12.2013 11:42, schrieb Jonni Rainisto:
Change following line:
Icon=/usr/share/icons/hicolor/86x86/apps/harbour-cubetimer.png
to:
Icon=harbour
Change following line:
Icon=/usr/share/icons/hicolor/86x86/apps/harbour-cubetimer.png
to:
Icon=harbour-cubetimer
re, Jonni
From: devel-boun...@lists.sailfishos.org [devel-boun...@lists.sailfishos.org]
on behalf of Gabriel Böhme [m.gabrielboe...@googlemail.com]
S
Hi sailors and maybe QA people,
I submitted two projects to Jolla Store QA and both where rejected for
the following reason:
/Validate desktop file/
/Desktop file ./usr/share/applications/harbour-cubetimer.desktop is
missing valid Icon declaration!/
//
/just:/
/Icon=harbour-c
Hi,
one thing I am trying to wrap my head around is the usage of a project for
different devices/operating systems (why? because a living ecosystem needs to
attract more developers and those coming from other platforms will come if they
already use Qt or see a chance in switching to Qt but they
Good topic, hope to see answers! I know the hardware has limitations
regarding NFC, officially it is limited to be used for the other half.
BTW, I assume you mean Jolla - have not heard of any jPhone.
-Jukka
On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 11:07 PM, Tone Kastlunger wrote:
> +1 on this one
>
>
> On Sa
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