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Necessitas alpha 3 update 2

December 13, 2011 in Android X86, Applications, C++, Frameworks, News, Qt framework

Hello folks,

I’m honored to announce the second update of Necessitas alpha 3 release [1].
This release brings a new keyboard implementation which I announce it early this month [2]. As I said before there are a few small things which are still missing (I’d like to mention the selection which is not the best in town), but, overall I can say that all Qt users will enjoy a first class experience when it comes to input support. Also I tied to make it a little bit smarter:

  • If the input widget is bigger than 2/3 of the screen size your window will be resized.
  • Else the window will be moved in order to ensure widget visibility.

Yours sincerely,
BogDan.

[1] http://groups.google.com/group/android-qt/browse_thread/thread/1d729d895b0379ed
[2] http://groups.google.com/group/android-qt/browse_thread/thread/3be1cba871e7e51c

[Ed:The sdk files from sourceforge are the same  for example i have downloaded for linux and ran  ./necessitas-0.3-online-sdk-installer-linux and it will download the new release ,If you have the sdk already installed you should upgrade from the menu Help-Start-Updater ]

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Necessitas – Qt for Android in one page

June 27, 2011 in Applications, C++, Frameworks, NDK, News, Qt framework

Necessitas migrates to kde infrastructure and hosting , here are some of the pages that you need to bookmark and use (if is not clear where too look for project’s resources):

Necessitas is a community-driven lighthouse-based port of Qt to Android [android.com]. It features the framework port but also a QtCreator plugin for development and debugging. There is also a installer application for Android called Ministro which does the task of downloading the Qt libraries to your device and interacting with a Qt application.

The project’s website is hosted at Sourceforge but development is done through KDE’s servers.

The project follows Qt’s own license policy and strives to be upstreamed ASAP.

Project resources:
Homepage [necessitas.sf.net]
Community page [community.kde.org]
General purpose mailing list [groups.google.com]
Development mailing list [mail.kde.org]
Ticket (bugs, features) system [bugs.kde.org]

ps: page was contributed on qt developer network (bug fixes and contributors are wellcome)