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QuotePosted by Martin Iturbide - Monday, 08 February 2010
Silvan S. .. .
Just want to applaud the developers of this port! It has already made very interesting programs available, like the Qeven, which is a simple gui videoencoder.
Is there a problem with the Downloads from Netlabs site? It appears that the ports are not posted on the ftp directories listed in the release announcment.
klipp
Checking the url's I can see the problem: I says http://ftp.blabla.... Of course it should be ftp://ftp.blabla....
Quote from: melf on 2010.02.10, 19:56:40
Checking the url's I can see the problem: I says http://ftp.blabla.... Of course it should be ftp://ftp.blabla....
Fixed... if anyone notices one I missed, let me know and I will take care of it...
Best,
Robert
Qt 4.5.1GA has no patch DBCS displayed.
For examlpe, SMPlayer 0.8.6 beta3.(http://stat001.ameba.jp/user_images/20100210/03/ecomstation/2b/90/j/o0800060010408151913.jpg)
(from http://ameblo.jp/ecomstation/entry-10454384732.html )
Greaaaaat!
AWESOME work by some outstanding professionals. A real "shot in the arm" for OS2-eCS!
klipp
I know this is software is very important to the eCS community so could anyone explain the significants for us simple folk. Thanks!
Hi craigm,
Quote from: craigm on 2010.02.12, 16:15:16
I know this is software is very important to the eCS community so could anyone explain the significants for us simple folk. Thanks!
In a nutshell, QT is a set of libraries that can be used in your own software development. It enables the developer to use prebuilt parts that enable to create (among others) nice user interfaces or use advanced programming stuff without having to worry if the software is created for windows, linux or - eComStation. All this can be done in the fraction of the time that would be required when creating everything from scratch.
Also, a program that was developed with QT on one platform (e.g. Linux) can only be ported (to another platform) if the source codes are available and QT exists on the other platform. In other words, a Linux program done with QT can only be made to work on eCS if the source code of the program is there (the thing which the developer has "typed") and if QT for eCS is there. This will then be put together by the compiler which generates the actual executable that end-users can launch.
HTH
Thomas