In the section about KApplication -> QApplication, I find:
Make sure to:
Call QCoreApplication::setApplicationName() and others ...
It seems this is not needed when one uses KAboutData::setApplicationData()
If this is correct, I would add this to the page:
I've been digging deep into QtWebEngine in the hope of to polishing it up
for Fedora (which sounds less hopeless now that Fedora has become less
strict on bundled libraries), seeing how QtWebKit has no future with nobody
fixing security bugs in it, so let me clear up a few misconceptions in
Adriaan de Groot wrote:
> - Why am I building ninja when it's already packaged externally?
export NINJA_PATH=/usr/bin/ninja
(or ninja-build or however your OS's package calls the binary)
is enough to fix that.
> - Why am I building yasm?
Add GYP_CONFIG += "use_system_yasm=1" to your
El Wednesday 06 January 2016, a les 14:56:48, Martin Koller va escriure:
> In the section about KApplication -> QApplication, I find:
>
> Make sure to:
> Call QCoreApplication::setApplicationName() and others ...
>
> It seems this is not needed when one uses KAboutData::setApplicationData()
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Kevin, first off thank you for responding so carefully to Vadim and to me. It
does make a difference to porting efforts.
On Wednesday 06 January 2016 18:11:25 Kevin Kofler wrote:
> unbundling doesn't seem to be the main focus. And the reason there are so
> many patches is because they produced a
Adriaan de Groot wrote:
> Kevin, first off thank you for responding so carefully to Vadim and to me.
> It does make a difference to porting efforts.
I'm glad to be of help. I also spent quite some time fighting with this
thing and I'm not entirely done yet, so I know how you feel. And you guys
