Pandora PyQt on OpenPandora: current status

[skeezix]

the repo (repo.openpandora.org) is for pnd-files, doesn't accept zip/pdf/etc.


If you're hard up for a place, I can host it on one of my sites, just a matter of how to get it to me


jeff

 

[Eric Jardim]

the repo (repo.openpandora.org) is for pnd-files, doesn't accept zip/pdf/etc.


If you're hard up for a place, I can host it on one of my sites, just a matter of how to get it to me

I think I will wait, because I can't transfer 23MB thru gmail.


But I still think we should think of a way to put it in a PND or at least a SquasFS file. The Qt libraries have a lot of symbolic links that multiply its size when unpakcing it at FAT SD cards (most of them).

 

[skeezix]

Wait? Oh you mean to upload to ED's repo when your'e at home, outside of the firewalling/blocking they're doing? okay


Otherwise, slap it up on dropbox or rapidshare or something and I'll mirror it so you have a url to give out.


jeff

 

[skeezix]

Don't forget this, lots of people would love it


jeff

 

[ekianjo]

Question, is the pyqt version in the repo working as expected? why did it only get 2 stars?

 

[TrashyMG]

Question, is the pyqt version in the repo working as expected? why did it only get 2 stars?

Well for a while there was someone that was poorly rating any PND that was being uploaded to the Repo.. not sure if that was the case with this.

 

[KickAss]

Don't forget this, lots of people would love it

jeff

as id like to switch from tcl/tk to qt id totally love this!

 

[ekianjo]

Ideally if this was included in the next firmware de facto, that would be great - provided the firmware has enough space for it. That would literrally multiply the possibilities for GUI applications under Pandora. Now if I write something with PyQT I would have to ask everyone who wants to use the application to install PyQt separately which is a bit troublesome.