Hi Alex, thanks for you reply.
On Mon, 2010-10-25 at 07:06 +0200, [email protected] wrote: > There is a git repository for this purpose. However it is not public and > currently there are no plans to change that. Maybe it makes sense to change that plan? At least if would have saved me some time :) > I am kind of failing to see the need for making it public. Nokia is > deploying Mobility 1.1 to the device. There would not be any need for > a deployment from a third party perspective. In fact we might > otherwise have clashes in the repositories with regards to file names > etc. I'm not talking about deployment for end users, but deployment for testing purpose. It probably will still take some time until a official Qt Mobility 1.1 will be available for the N900, but I don't want to test on device as early as possible. > Subsequently the only need I could see is to deploy your own custom > build Mobility version to your own device. However in such scenarios > you could simply copy it over to the device... Yes, that's my use case. The point is just that it's rather annoying an error prone to copy over individual files. Once you want to remove them, update them, etc. it's getting messy quite fast. Also testing on several devices is much easier if you have a proper package. >From a 3rd party developer POV it would be perfect to have official experimental Qt Mobility packages in Maemo Extras-devel. Like it was done with the Qt 4.7 packages. That way testing get much easier, you reach a broader audience and get more feedback. Of course, this needs time and work, so I can perfectly understand if it's not feasible right now. Anyways, I've created some hack-ish packages for my own purpose. If someone else is interested in them, you can find them here[1]. Of course use them at your own risk. They work for me, but that's all I know at the moment. Cheers, Conny [1] http://zwong.de/?p=79 _______________________________________________ Qt-mobility-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-mobility-feedback
