Hi,
How is Clutter supposed to work in applications in Fremantle? Will
the Clutter-GTK library be included in the final SDK?
I have tried to run a Clutter application that works in desktop
environment. It compiles fine, but nothing happens when starting it in
the Alpha SDK. Also,
ext Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
Hi,
Am Montag 16 März 2009 schrieb Juha Kallioinen:
sorry about the unclear instructions. I'll try to improve the docs a bit, or
better yet, you could join the project and contribute to the instructions?
This part was a little unclear. There were other small
Hendrik,
I assume that to use clutter in your application is to somehow get the
window manager to shutdown the opengl context and then open yours for the
duration before once again reopening the window manager.
A somewhat challenging prospect!
Whilst its possible to use x11 compositing to bring
ext Henrik Hedberg wrote:
Hi,
How is Clutter supposed to work in applications in Fremantle? Will
the Clutter-GTK library be included in the final SDK?
I have tried to run a Clutter application that works in desktop
environment. It compiles fine, but nothing happens when
Till Harbaum wrote 17.03.2009 13:38:
Am Dienstag 17 März 2009 schrieb Henrik Hedberg:
How is Clutter supposed to work in applications in Fremantle? Will
the Clutter-GTK library be included in the final SDK?
I have tried to check the clutter-gtk libs into the fremantle extras-devel
but
ext Henrik Hedberg wrote:
However, I think that the Clutter-GTK should be included in the
official SDK. Could someone from Maemo Software comment on this?
Yes, it needs to be. Hopefully in the beta SDK will be there.
A reason for the delay has been that we are aiming to have Clutter 1.0
Hi,
i am currently trying to prepare the osm2go package to build for fremantle.
I've
fixed most things, but one thing still lacks: How do i specify would like
to have build dependencies?
E.g. i'd like to rely on table-browser-interface-dev. But this isn't there yet
for fremantle.
So if i have
Quim Gil wrote 17.03.2009 14:29:
A reason for the delay has been that we are aiming to have Clutter 1.0
in the final release. Before integrating that version it was not
critical to have the clutter-gtk bindings in the SDK.
Thank you for this very important information. It should be noted
Hi,
but there's no clutter-gtk for clutter-0.9 yet.
Till
Am Dienstag 17 März 2009 schrieb Henrik Hedberg:
Quim Gil wrote 17.03.2009 14:29:
A reason for the delay has been that we are aiming to have Clutter 1.0
in the final release. Before integrating that version it was not
critical to
On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 13:38:39 +0100, ext Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
i am currently trying to prepare the osm2go package to build for
fremantle. I've fixed most things, but one thing still lacks: How do
i specify would like to have build dependencies?
The short answer is that you don't.
Gary:
I, too, am trying to get my OpenGL ES 2.0 application to work nicely
within the Maemo environment.
I'm currently testing by killing off the window manager and other
related stuff - back to the old X11 wallpaper pattern, then running my
app. Works fine, as it goes.
I knew I'd have to
2009/3/17 Guillem Jover guillem.jo...@nokia.com:
On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 13:38:39 +0100, ext Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
i am currently trying to prepare the osm2go package to build for
fremantle. I've fixed most things, but one thing still lacks: How do
i specify would like to have build
On Mar 17, 2009, at 1:38 PM, Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
Hi,
i am currently trying to prepare the osm2go package to build for
fremantle. I've
fixed most things, but one thing still lacks: How do i specify
would like
to have build dependencies?
When you say would like to have do you
:)
Duncan,
its harder to explain than to do and I only know about this stuff in
relation to liqbase (which has a number of parallels to the way clutter has
been constructed and diverges in others).
to show you properly I would have to release my code and its not ready just
yet.
You will have to
Duncan,
one more thing (slightly less publicly oriented), doesn't something feel OTT
with the development process?
I came to linux because I knew I might need to touch the metal (prior to
this I've coded in .net compact...), you have so many things in the way its
hard to know whats real and whats
On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 08:37 +0100, ext Henrik Hedberg wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
How is Clutter supposed to work in applications in Fremantle? Will
the Clutter-GTK library be included in the final SDK?
I have tried to run a Clutter application that works in desktop
environment. It
gary liquid wrote:
I touch my code and its such a liberating feeling!
Oh, too much information Gary ;)
gary
Regards,
Jamie
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elligible to vote in the Maemo community elections that are on now are
not on the community list, where these things get discussed.
The Maemo Community Council elections for Spring 2009 will finish at
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Kimmo Hämäläinen wrote:
On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 08:37 +0100, ext Henrik Hedberg wrote:
Is this somehow related to this statement: It is assumed that we
will have only one OpenGL drawing context, and thus a single process
running in the system will be using Clutter at a time. This process
Hi,
Andrew (who is not subscribed to this list) suggested the following:
Guess the answer is yes, but only if the autobuilder satisfies the
published deps (if it can). You might be able to do some sort of
Build-Depends: would-like-to-have-pkg1|harmless-pkg2,
On Mar 17, 2009, at 8:48 PM, Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
Hi,
Andrew (who is not subscribed to this list) suggested the following:
Guess the answer is yes, but only if the autobuilder satisfies the
published deps (if it can). You might be able to do some sort of
Build-Depends:
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