[Ubuntu-phone] Is there going to be a standard QML UI toolkit?

Hi all I just wondered, if there is any plan to have a more general QML UI toolkit. For now, there is Ubuntu.Components, Sailfish OS has some components, and QtQuick is going to have some QtQuick.components. Could you guys talk together about some standard components? It would be much more easy, to

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Is there going to be a standard QML UI toolkit?

2013 15:53:52 Andreas Poulsen wrote: >> I just wondered, if there is any plan to have a more general QML UI >> toolkit. For now, there is Ubuntu.Components, Sailfish OS has some >> components, and QtQuick is going to have some QtQuick.components. Could >> you guys talk toget

[Ubuntu-phone] [Development] QtQuick.Controls support

Hi all I just saw the QtQuick.Controls module available for Qt 5.1, which is using the native look and feel of the current platform, and I wondered if it was going to be supported in Ubuntu Touch, and if it is, with the touch or the desktop look and feel? Thanks in advance -- Mailing list: https:

[Ubuntu-phone] What will QtQuick.Controls look like on Ubuntu Phone

Hi all I've been playing around with QtQuick.Controls, the desktop components in QML. And I started wondering how these will be supported in Ubuntu Phone? Will they look like they do on the desktop? Will they have a Ubuntu.Components-looking theme, that could break the layout of an existing app com

[Ubuntu-phone] Theming the Ubuntu Toolkit

Well, I think the title says the most, but my question it, if it's possible to theme the components of the Ubuntu Toolkit. I know it doesn't follow the normal themes installed on my computer, but is the look hard-coded and is only to be modified using styles in the QML, or can I add a global theme

[Ubuntu-phone] ubuntu phone run Android apps

Hi all Wouldn't ubuntu phone be able to run android apps? As I can read, it's build on CyanogenMod, a customized android, so wouldn't it be fairly easy to run an android app? - Andreas -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone Post to : ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscri

[Ubuntu-phone] Launcher image for homemade apps

Hi all Is it currently possible to install an app on ubuntu phone with a launcher image on the App Lens? It is somewhat stupid that you have to connect to the phone with a computer to launch your apps. Regards Andreas -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone Post to : ubuntu-ph

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Launcher image for homemade apps

ed) apps are hardcoded. (here's the code: https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity/phablet/view/head:/Applications/applications.js ) Greetings Simon PS: Sorry Andreas for the double-post, I hit "Send" to fast before ;) Am 27.02.2013 19:53, schrieb Andreas Poulsen: Hi a

[Ubuntu-phone] General questions

Hi all I've presented Ubuntu Phone to my friends, and got some questions: 1. Why can't it run standard Ubuntu applications? Debian has compiled most of the software for ARM CPUs, so it should not be that hard to run X. What's the problem then? 2. How comes that it can't run Android apps? Ubuntu

[Ubuntu-phone] Native looking apps on desktop

Hi all I know that Ubuntu Phone apps are targeting to could run on any Ubuntu platform from desktop to phone, but on the desktop, the widget set looks kind of big and clumsy. Is it possible to make your app look more "native", when running on a desktop? And when I've written an app, where sh

[Ubuntu-phone] How full-fledged is Ubuntu Phone

Hi all I've wondered how "full-fledged" Ubuntu Phone is. Would I e.g. be able to install X, Unity and LibreOffice? Or am I stuck in the Ubuntu Phone shell? How many C libraries will be supported? I've always loved Linux' freedom to install everything, and I hope you will maintain this freedom.

[Ubuntu-phone] [Design]Toolbar on desktop

Hi guys After testing some of my Ubuntu Touch apps, I thought, that if any Ubuntu Phone app should be used on the desktop (we are so proud to tell that they can), there should really be an easier way to bring it up, than "swipe from the bottom". Swiping with a mouse? My first idea was a keyboard sh

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Design]Toolbar on desktop

On 14-07-2013 18:48, Zisu Andrei wrote: > Since they are clearly labeled "Ubunut Phone Core Apps", I don't get what's > the problem. They're not intended to work like that on the desktop. > > > On the Ubuntu Phone app page: "Write apps for all Ubuntu devices... With the arrival of the Ubuntu SDK, a

[Ubuntu-phone] Is Ubuntu Phone able to run anything else than Qt/QML apps?

Hi all I wondered if I (with the finished Ubuntu Phone with Mir and stuff), would be able to run anything else than Qt/QML apps. It might be, that they don't look and behave optimal on a touch screen, but they're usable, at least on a tablet. And let's face it: one of the great problems with Ubuntu