Hi Bill,
Checking in, briefly, during the lunch break at my meeting.
Thanks for reminding me of the need to correct the palette file name
also in the qrc file. I have now done that.
I'm OK with your plan to require CMake version 2.8.10 or higher.
-- Joe
On 10/24/2014 9:42 AM, Bill So
Hi Bill,
Re 12.04 support. That is up to you and Joe. Support for 12.04 ends in
April-2017. I would think they would backport 3.0.x before EOL sometime.
12.04 has Qt5, but it's via a Development PPA. I've nto looked at 12.04
backports, this may be resolved now.
Allot of folks use 12.04, how many
Is anyone still using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS?
On 24/10/2014 18:01, ki7mt wrote:
> Hi Bill,
Hi Greg,
>
> Here's the status of the OS's I use or build on.
>
> JTSDK - 2.8.12.2 .. OK
> - This can be updated easily if need be.
>
> Debian
> - Wheezy & Backports - 2.8.11.1 .. Would Fail
No that is OK.
> - Jes
Hi Bill,
Here's the status of the OS's I use or build on.
JTSDK - 2.8.12.2 .. OK
- This can be updated easily if need be.
Debian
- Wheezy & Backports - 2.8.11.1 .. Would Fail
- Jessie - 3.0.2 .. OK
- Sid - 3.0.2 .. OK
Note: Wheezy is the current Debian release. Jessie looks like it will be
rele
Hi All,
The CMake team released v3 recently, it is now at v3.0.2.
I want to make the WSJT-X compatible with CMake 3 since anyone new will
probably get CMake 3 by default from now on.
To do this in the cleanest way, I really want to stop using any features
of CMake that are no longer supported
Hi Joe & All,
Joe has recently corrected the name of a palette file for WSJT-X. This
is OK but the build will not pick up the new name unless the resources
definition file is also updated.
A bit of background:
Qt has a resource system that allows files to be embedded into the
executable and r
