Still trying to make audio available to `qmlscene` (as alternative to
`webapp-container`).
2016-03-04 9:39 GMT+01:00 Olivier Tilloy:
> All the --enable-media-hub-audio parameter does in the webapp
> container is set the value of the OXIDE_ENABLE_MEDIA_HUB_AUDIO
> environment variable to 1. AFAIK there’s no way to do that in pure
> QML, but with a lightweight C++ wrapper for your app, you could
Is there no easier way to provide an environment variable, other than
creating a C++ binary?
I've tried the following in the web app's .desktop file, unfortunately
all without success:
Exec=OXIDE_ENABLE_MEDIA_HUB_AUDIO=1 qmlscene %u qml/Main.qml
Exec=bash -c "OXIDE_ENABLE_MEDIA_HUB_AUDIO=1 qmlscene %u qml/Main.qml"
Exec=python3 -c "import
os;os.environ['OXIDE_ENABLE_MEDIA_HUB_AUDIO']='1';os.system('qmlscene
%u qml/Main.qml')"
For comparison, this is the original, working Exec line in the .desktop file:
Exec=qmlscene %u qml/Main.qml
Do I really have to provide an (architecture dependent) binary?
Peter
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