Hi Ronni,
indeed it would be great to get a tentative timeframe for the availability
of paid apps in Jolla Harbour!
Best,
tortoisedoc
On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 10:53 PM, Michal Jerz wrote:
> Hi Ronni,
>
> Thank you very much for your reply. The only thing that worries me is how
> you wrote:
>
>
If Harbour will have an alternate paying methods such as Paypal and etc.
it will be acceptable.
On 08.11.2013 03:40, Jonni Rainisto wrote:
DRM has nothing to to do with with copy protection. DRM on mobile devices
usually means supporting DRM PlayReady (Microsoft) or Widevine L1 L2 L3 L4
(goog
Thanks a lot, Chris,
the "Requires" section in the .yaml file was indeed missing an svg
entry, so now I added "qt5-qtsvg" which resulted in a "Requires:
qt5-qtsvg" entry in the .spec file. But still, RPM dependency
resolving failed in the deployment step.
sent 134195 bytes received 1189 bytes 9
Well. As Harmattan havent copy protection at all, developers started
creating own methods for detecting if application is *really* bought by
user. And it was done using osa binaries. You can always get application
source, and if it osa - application installed from Store (means paid
applicatioin
Hoi Alessandro
That is strange.
First I did a zypper rm qt5-qtsvg to remove qtsvg from my Emulator.
Then I built and run my test app (wiht qt5-qtsvg in the Requires:
section of the .yaml /.spec files).
I get this:
Downloaded PositionSourceTest-0.1-1.i586
Downloaded PositionSourceTest-
Hello,
Some questions concerning Android application submission to Jolla Harbour:
1) What Android API levels are supported?
2) Are Android applications that utilize Play Services compatible with
SailfishOS (e.g., use Android notifications etc.)
Thanks,
Andreas Enbacka
Ahoy all,
Today we're
Hi Chris,
OK, this was my error: I had used the latest Offline SDK installer,
but did not run the available Emulator update. With the latest
Emulator image (and the right requirements in .yaml and .spec),
everything now runs fine for me. Great! :) Thanks for Your help.
Br,
Alessandro
On Fri, Nov
Well, this all anty-piracy campaign is going too far! :) Who lives by the
sword, dies by the sword.
1. People who won't have money - won't buy. If they can't use the apps,
they won't use the system. And choose Android/Jailbroken iOS
2. It's becoming a little spy-like to send data from device to th
8.11.2013 16:18, Marcin M.:
Well, this all anty-piracy campaign is going too far! :) Who lives by
the sword, dies by the sword.
1. People who won't have money - won't buy. If they can't use the
apps, they won't use the system. And choose Android/Jailbroken iOS
2. It's becoming a little spy-lik
well. IMEI checkings is bad idea. device id is better.
Also its good to have "Beta versions" in Harbour, to allow selected
lists of users install beta packages. Similar to WP store feature :)
And i'm voting for "Gift!" button in self application options, to allow
some user install your applic
Hi,
I know all the attention is going to the Jolla Harbour but do you have any idea
for me ;)
Thanks,
Antoine
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Well, indeed it's better than the hour is spent to provide better apps for
Sailfish than to do some freaky copy-protection, finally broken by some
talented hacker (If iOS is jailbroken, WAT in Win7 broken, why should
Jolla's library avoid that?)
... Or to spend this hour to bring xwayland! ;)
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Now-free scheme like in Apple AppStore would certainly diminish the piracy
scale - it's a great think and I think it should be available for devs.
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2013/11/8 Attila Csipa
> On 07-Nov-13 13:42, Michal Jerz wrote:
>
>> So it's like with door locks. Despite none of them being 100% proof t
Never was so far, bad gateway all the time.
anyone else experiencing the same?
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On 07-Nov-13 22:02, Jonni Rainisto wrote:
But feel free to give suggestions what kind of API's you would prefer to
have as a developer in Harbour to make your life easier.
1. Expose/Tunnel/Replicate Silica to Android Qt apps
2. Expose other half APIs to Android apps
That would be pretty much i
> People who won't have money - won't buy. If they can't
> use the apps, they won't use the system. And choose
> Android/Jailbroken iOS
The N9 costed $650 and generally wasn't subsidized, so it certainly wasn't a
phone for 'poor people'. How could have a person afforded a $650 smartphone
but n
Maybe Humble Bundle strategy then? Pay as more as you can and then you
can get apps you want :)
On 09.11.2013 03:48, Michal Jerz wrote:
People who won't have money - won't buy. If they can't
use the apps, they won't use the system. And choose
Android/Jailbroken iOS
The N9 costed $650 and gener
> indeed it's better that the hour is spent to provide better
> apps for Sailfish than to do some freaky copy-protection,
> finally broken by some talented hacker
Let's not exaggerate. I don't think that making the copy-protection stuff
would be such a permanent and lengthy process that otherwis
On 08-Nov-13 13:48, Michal Jerz wrote:
So it is actually a matter of *ALTERNATIVE COST*. Make it sufficiently
cumbersome (and possibly also risky) and at least SOME people will find
paying $1 simply EASIER and QUICKER than bothering with not so easily
installable and potentially risky stuff. Or
8.11.2013 23:40, Attila Csipa:
On 08-Nov-13 13:48, Michal Jerz wrote:
So it is actually a matter of *ALTERNATIVE COST*. Make it sufficiently
cumbersome (and possibly also risky) and at least SOME people will find
paying $1 simply EASIER and QUICKER than bothering with not so easily
installable a
> How about we try to figure out how to make the legal
> way Easy and Painless, rather than trying to figure
> out how to make software installation/usage (even)
> more complex and difficult?
I don't see why making the distribution or installation of warez more
difficult would NEED to be making
> On the other hand I guess I would start to care if the
> copy protection functionality (if implemented in the end)
> limited OS/device functionality
I guess that Ronni of Jolla confirmed that it won't, and at this point I
have no reasons not to trust him...
> leaked sensitive information, etc
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