Yes, in that case you need to manually ssh to both SDK build machine
(port ) and SDK emulator (port 2223) to install packages needed for
compilation and running of the app. SDK Control Center can take care of
the packages it knows to handle see SDK Control Center -> Target ->
Manage -> .
Thanks.
The Sailfish mode (icon) is only possible if I create a (new) or open
Sailfish project.
I tried a new project ... and that only allows Qt Quick applications.
My project 100% C++
I will post it as a separate topic.
On 04/14/2013 08:17 AM, christopher.l...@thurweb.ch wrote:
Hi Wim
I am
Hi Wim
I am the process of learning this sort of thing myself...
My (still somewhat hazy) understanding is that you will have to add
new packages to both the SDK and the Emulator.
Packages on the SDK can be managed from within Qt Creator. (You should
have a SailfishOS Icon to the left of y
Hi,
I have an aircraft navigation system (open source, see
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pilotnavigator/) running on Ubuntu.
I have recently added the QtSerialPort module to it.
Now I want to port the system to Sailfish and I am running into problems
with the QtSerialPort part.
On Ubuntu I b
