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[quote author="fcrochik" date="1293402821"]In fact, just found "one":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Category:Add-ons. Maybe we can all add some of our favorites there... we may need to reorganize them later... [/quote] I edited the wiki and added qtoolbox in it.

Perfect! Good job :)

Wow. Perfect! You got me thinking way back when I remember Sharp Zaurus and QTopia :)

Mac OS is under development. [quote author="ivan.todorovich" date="1292511268"]How does it look on Mac or Linux?[/quote]

-Looks cool!- -No pricing information seems available yet, so I am kind of curious to the licencing costs.- Sorry! the above somehow ended up here instead of in the ribbon announcement.

I had already read about it yesterday. Interesting.

Hi!! I write this post to add that the corporation for which we are doing our research has successfully integrated this tool in their processes for building "live" and in-situ operator guides. So, they found another field in which this tool can be used. The users of their software can perform an instruction process over the real software, instead of using other "off-line" techniques as videos, manuals, etc. In that way, the user experience is improved due to the user is learning while he/she is interacting to the real software. I hope this tool can be useful for you. Cheers!!

Here is the first video of "Boxee Remote for Symbian":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcUgxzgxRJg I am eager to know what you think :)

Easily achievable if you use a ROM with XIP, right? One of the challenges is getting it all on to RAM fast enough. Their demo is quite impressive with a 500MHz processor and 0.98s boot-to-image. There's obviously some trick with filesystem as it is almost 0s though.

ok I'll update with next release Right now source is closed. If anyone interested as Team member I'll provide the source.

Thanks Volker! I just saw your post and added the filling of arrays with 0 to my earlier fix I already made. So now I've removed the char pointers and C mem operations and the whole lib should be pure Qt. So should work on Symbian too.

Qpnc Code is now live on sourceforge.net "https://qpnc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/qpnc":https://qpnc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/qpnc

thanks for the reply =))

Nice theme =) Phonon works fine for music, however it is disappointing for game effects =/

Hi!! you can follow the link above in Reply #1 and find the following packages: LuaVerification-1.0-Linux.tar.gz 89.8 KB 2010-09-23 2 ::: Framework adaptation for the Lua script language ChaiVerification-1.0-Linux.tar.gz 88.9 KB 2010-09-23 1 ::: Framework adaptation for the Chaiscript script language CSU_VVL-1.0-Linux.tar.gz 1.3 MB 2010-09-23 0 ::: Verification Framework source code CSU_Qt-1.0-Linux.tar.gz 299.5 KB 2010-09-23 0 ::: Base library including Qt functionality CSU_Base-1.2-Linux.tar.gz ::: Base library including basic functionality If you need help, do not hesitate in write another post. Enjoy!!!

Ping Daker to give us a video =)

Me neither :)

hi, we develop a p2p URL database, opensource http://sourceforge.net/projects/arado/ anyone interested to join? http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=341583 send some feedback to the project admin.

Well, according to "the Windows Download link":http://userbase.kde.org/KOffice/Download#Windows and "the MacOS X Download link":http://userbase.kde.org/KOffice/Download#Mac_OS_X , neither platform is robustly supported at this time. I did find KOffice is listed in "Fink":http://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/package.php/koffice-base , but still depends on X11 while OpenOffice runs native in MacOS X. Sorry I do not agree with you, but we each have our own opinion.