Den 27. feb. 2014 22:32, skrev Tobias Brunner:
Hi,
I'm new to the SailfishOS SDK. I'd like to build the ownCloud client for
SailfishOS and create a RPM package for easy installation at the Jolla.
The documentation on how to build the ownCloud sync client is here:
http://doc.owncloud.org/desktop/
"Jolla Harbour currently has very strict rules" would be even more correct ;)
Zitat von "Thomas Tanghus" :
On Friday 28 February 2014 00:20 Artem Marchenko wrote:
Also sailfish has quite strict rules on what can be used from where and
what can be deployed where
Jolla Harbour has very strict
On Friday 28 February 2014 00:20 Artem Marchenko wrote:
> Also sailfish has quite strict rules on what can be used from where and
> what can be deployed where
Jolla Harbour has very strict rules would be more correct ;)
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Med venlig hilsen / Best Regards
Thomas Tanghus
P.S.
And then I read your request again.
cmake builds are possible in Qt world, but mainstream is to use QMake that,
well, needs an own project file. Not sure how Mer build engine (used by
Sailfish) can support standard cmake projects.
Also sailfish has quite strict rules on what can be used from
Hi Tobias
Have a look at https://github.com/amarchen/helloworld-pro-sailfish started
by yours truly, but has many contributions by now. Its readme contains
instructions for both Qt Creator and command line build.
And here you can find a bit of theory and diagrams on what's build how when
making p
Sali Tobias
The Sailfish SDK / Qt Creator does much of the hard work for you.
Dependencies on other libraries are specified in the .yaml file. In
the archives of this forum you will find many posts on this issue.
I suggest you start with a default Sailfish project, then gradually
move in c
Hi,
I'm new to the SailfishOS SDK. I'd like to build the ownCloud client for
SailfishOS and create a RPM package for easy installation at the Jolla.
The documentation on how to build the ownCloud sync client is here:
http://doc.owncloud.org/desktop/1.5/building.html
But now I'm looking for a
