On Wednesday 01 February 2012 22:34:07 Cvetoslav Ludmiloff wrote:
Hi all, I'd like to ask if Qt-Jambi is ready for
some real world application like desktop application and/or
some simple desktop environment like Antico / AnticoDeluxe - see http://qt-
apps.org/content/show.php/Antico?content=93778
Thanks for quick and encouraging response.
I will try it soon and see what happened.
Cvetoslav Ludmiloff
http://archstable.blogspot.com/
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On Thursday 02 February 2012 12:05:40 Cvetoslav Ludmiloff wrote:
Thanks for quick and encouraging response.
I will try it soon and see what happened.
Cvetoslav Ludmiloff
http://archstable.blogspot.com/
Please tell your experiences to us, why it was good and why it was bad.
All feedback helps u
Hi,
I am currently writing a DE with qtjambi as the ui back-end. So to answer
your question: it is possible because I just did it. :)
However there are some drawbacks in qtjambi compared to classic qt. A lot
of low level X related functions are not available in qtjambi while they
are in qt and th
I have been using Qt Jambi as the gui front end for a desktop application for
going on three years now. It's not perfect, but for our purposes the only
alternative to Qt Jambi was the Eclipse RCP platform. My experience with RCP
and its underlying libraries was not good, it was over-engineere
My firm has been using QtJambi for about a year now, to create a
desktop application intended for use on touch screens.
We choose QtJambi because we wanted the power and flexibility of Qt
(Designer Ui files, huge collection of utility classes, cross platform,
etc) but the majority of our applic
