Hi all,
I miss a torrent client for Ubuntu Touch, and since I use Deluge and it
already has support of ceating external UIs using JSON, I thought it would
be a good place to start.
The touch ui would be able to connect to deluged both remotely and localy.
Anyway, I wanted to look if anyone else
On 05/08/2013 07:27 PM, Nicolas Cook Leon wrote:
> It seems that Ubuntu Touch isn't locked. It looks like certain screens
> just don't support the other orientation. Running it on my Nexus 7 has
> practically everything portrait-only, so I thought it was locked until
> I tried the video player, whi
There are a few BT clients that already have QT interfaces so maybe they would
be a bit easier to modify or port for ubuntu touch.
see here:
http://alinuxblog.wordpress.com/2010/09/14/top-10-torrent-clients-for-linux/
of course not ruling out deluge but not sure how hard compared to the others it
Also thinking about it, Transmission-QT might be a good choice since it will
probably come default on ubuntu-desktop-qt
then with the convergence you can switch from mobile to desktop (or viceversa)
and still have the same client, folders, downloads, etc.
Also the UI is one of the simplest imo.
The point about the video player supporting rotation did not answer my
question, but your statement about the shell NOT supporting rotation did.
Perhaps my question was worded poorly; I was asking whether or not the
shell supported rotation yet, and now I know that it doesn't. Since Ubuntu
Touch fo
Hi,
You are probably right. I just like Deluge more then other clients and use
my devices as thin clients to my MyBook Live, running deluged.
Would make since for me, but of course, its GTK, Transmission is Qt, and so
on.
Of course it would be nice with more alternatives and I'd like to create a
It's there documentation for porting Qt desktop to touch
On May 9, 2013 1:33 PM, "Daniel Holm" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> You are probably right. I just like Deluge more then other clients and
use my devices as thin clients to my MyBook Live, running deluged.
>
> Would make since for me, but of course, it
I think QT5 already has support for both desktop and touch.
Also maybe with the ubuntu-sdk a simple interface can be made quicker and more
ubuntu-touch oriented I believe.
However I haven't had (or currently have) time to dig into any of this so
correct me if am wrong.
Date: Thu, 9 May 2013 14:2
I want to start from scratch with this, but I'm new to JSON and Xmlrpc and
I don't even know how to authenticate to get the data needed, haha.
Den 9 maj 2013 22:55 skrev "Omar B." :
> I think QT5 already has support for both desktop and touch.
>
> Also maybe with the ubuntu-sdk a simple interface
Hmm, here's for example How to create Ubuntu Touch application with c++ core:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/278990/ubuntu-touch-app-with-c-core-and-qml-interface-how-to-create
Apart from deluge you can also try with transmission or QbitTorrent to see
which one is easier for you.
If you want to
Hi,
Is it worth to wait nexus 7 2nd generation release around July or I can
place order now for 1st G? I don't want to use the stock rom or CM, just
ubuntu touch.
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I think that a 1G Nexus 7 is fine.
Il giorno 10/mag/2013 02:50, "Joey Jiao" ha scritto:
> Hi,
> Is it worth to wait nexus 7 2nd generation release around July or I can
> place order now for 1st G? I don't want to use the stock rom or CM, just
> ubuntu touch.
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