Qt 5 on Raspberry Pi - the thread

njeisecke · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 09:58

Hi Quim,

After getting that Call for Mentors mail I've added myself to the mentor candidate list. I hope I can be of some help for the projects.

Nils

qtrahul · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 11:09

Hi, qgil

I have submitted short introduction.

my username is rahulvala.

cybette · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 13:05

Hi Quim,

I recommend jykae (Ville Jyrkkä) to the QtonPi program. He's a Qt Ambassador and has been active in sharing his knowledge of Qt in our local community. I think he can contribute to the areas of Animations or Games.

Thanks, Carol.

fxtech · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 15:47

I noticed a couple of people have already been assigned under me - that's great! For the project I have in mind, I think Jérémie Delaitre may be a good candidate for mentoring - his project has similar goals to my own, and developing a standardized set of controls would be nice. I also think nathan.f77 would be another good candidate in this area.

qgil · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 16:48

njeisecke, qtrahul, cybette & fxtech thanks! Feedback integrated.

By the way, I'm starting getting the feeling that many people start looking through the list from the top, and then somehow doesn't have time / attention to go till the end. Help picking good candidates at the middle and end of the list is welcome too.

fxtech · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 17:03

I think Igor Kubrakov has a compelling idea - and very similar to what I want to do. Ideally he and Jérémie Delaitre (and myself) could collaborate on a standard set of widgets and develop an SDK to make integration with applications easy. I am doing my own research into turning the concept into an inexpensive commercial product.

qgil · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 17:28

In my eyes Igor Kubrakov falls in the category of entry with no links or references of past work. Moved to the last section.

PiOfCube · wrote on 9 Dec 2011, 19:13

Hi there!

I put our project up on the wiki list. I was going to start development early January but as Qt has started this idea off, I thought we could begin earlier.

We have some plans already being researched for the Raspberry Pi and some of them will be (hopefully) a much cheaper (the software will be free and not require extremely expensive hardware) alternative to many "specialist" applications. One of the biggest challenges for Open Indie Project Dot Org will be to provide full language support. We decided to use a talk table system for this but also provide methods to use on-the-fly translators. We will be providing support for verbal, written and visual methods of communication (speech, text, sign and Makaton for example). This system will also be published under an Open Source licence to allow other developers to make use of it in their own projects.

Once Open Indie Project Dot Org enters alpha testing (December 16th 2011) we should start getting things brought together.

I have used other environments in the past but only glanced at Qt. No particular reasons, just luck of the draw. However, after taking a look into Qt seriously, I think it might just be the way to go.

mohsen · wrote on 11 Dec 2011, 10:56

Thanks for accepting me. :-)

Iktwo · wrote on 11 Dec 2011, 20:10

I recommend flakopana, he updated his entry with a link with some info http://raspberrypana.wikidot.com/start I think he will be good in robotics area

john_god · wrote on 12 Dec 2011, 02:28

Nice to see all this buzz about raspberry PI and Qt. I've been accepted, now I'm in the education categorie with the OpenGL graphic calculator Math Graphica. I'm very motivated right now, hacking OpenGL ES programable pipeline wich I'm still not very confortable with.
I've been reading the Pi website and foruns with close attention, and this little piece of hardware looks really nice. Also it looks like that Meego Mer OS can be used.
I also have a very old software I made in MS Visual C++ 6, with very cool 3D animated graphs of electromagnetic waves propagating in open space and in rectangular wave guides, this would be a heck of a good port to the raspberry.
Thank you guys, keep up the good work.

mhoff · wrote on 13 Dec 2011, 23:05

Hi qgil, did update my entry (User: mhoff) with link to Ethernet/IP stack project - would be great if you could have a look to it again. Could open great application space for Raspberry / QT5 in automation integration.

Thanks for your attention.

? This user is from outside of this forum · wrote on 7 Feb 2012, 13:18

I recommend truta.alexandru ( http://wiki.qt-project.org/User:Truta.alexandru ), we study together at the same university.

b.hutchman · wrote on 23 Feb 2012, 02:45

Hi Quim,

I recommend Michael Rondeau (mirondeau). He is a colleague of mine at work and having two people working together is better than one!

Thanks!

Brian

somnathbanik · wrote on 26 Feb 2012, 19:39

I don't see the "Mobile Apps" and "Desktop Apps" category in the QtonPi accepted list. :)

mlong · wrote on 29 Feb 2012, 00:46

So, it would appear that the voucher codes have gone out today for those who are signed up with the QtOnPi program! Hoorah!

qgil · wrote on 12 Mar 2012, 23:20

Hi, this is a reminder to the developers listed at

http://wiki.qt-project.org/QtonPi/Device_program/Accepted

Missing a CODE SENT or OK flag. We need your confirmation. Please follow the instructions at the top of the page.

Your help is appreciated scanning the page and pinging / forwarding this email to anybody you know. Thank you!

jackassplus · wrote on 30 Jun 2012, 16:38

I'm not sure if this is the place, but there is a problem with the toolchain-and-sysroot-armv5tel.tar.bz2 in qtonpi-0.2.

I cannot extract this archive.
it will unzip, but not untar.

sha1sum matches for the entire archive.

coley · wrote on 5 Jul 2012, 10:21

[quote author="jackassplus" date="1341074339"]I'm not sure if this is the place, but there is a problem with the toolchain-and-sysroot-armv5tel.tar.bz2 in qtonpi-0.2.

I cannot extract this archive.
it will unzip, but not untar.

sha1sum matches for the entire archive. [/quote]

What command did you use to extract it?
@tar -xf <filename>@

this should automatically recognize the compression applied or if that fails
@tar -jxf <filename>@

will extract the bzip2 archive.

jackassplus · wrote on 5 Jul 2012, 15:03

interesting, I tried it in a few different environments and it appears to have been a problem with one particular VM. First time that has happened.