[Kde-bindings] Troubles to build Qyoto in Kubuntu

[Dimitar Dobrev]

    Thank you for your offer for help. I cannot think of anything you could help with right now but I do see what you could contribute after the tool-kit is complete. I have in mind examples: the ones you mention are an excellent start and besides them I've thought about porting the official Qt examples to C#. They are an excellent case study because they encompass almost all Qt API-s.

    Regards,
    Dimitar Dobrev



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 From: Sergio A. Hernandez <hernandez.sergio.a at gmail.com>
To: Dimitar Dobrev <dpldobrev at yahoo.com> 
Sent: Monday, October 7, 2013 6:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Kde-bindings] Troubles to build Qyoto in Kubuntu
 


I really appreciate your quick response.
If i can help you with something let me know.
My time is limited, and share between a non-demanding job, and a very demanding family (after 7 years they don't understand how important became the open source and linux for me, LOL).

I was interested in Qyoto because I'm not very C++ proficient... And I want to develop some personal projects that can run smoothly in my computers (Win at work, Mac OS in the family computer and Linux in my personal one)...
But if a new compatible/replacement project is coming I can wait. And even I am willing to help.
The first thing I want to do is to port the examples of the C++GUI PROGRAMMING WITH QT4 to C#, and based on that write a wikibook about it. And I was working on that on OpenSuse in Virtual Machine, but I prefer Kubuntu honestly.

But, like I was telling you, I can wait. and if you need some help of a non very proficient C++ programmer, I can help you to write some documentation, or testing or any other help you may need.

Have a nice day.



2013/10/5 Dimitar Dobrev <dpldobrev at yahoo.com>


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>    Because SMOKE is not being developed any more, Qyoto is obsolete. I've been working on a new version based on https://github.com/mono/CppSharp for about two months now. I think I'll have uploaded it by the end of this month. I am sorry about this but my time does not allow me to maintain both SMOKE and Qyoto so I was forced to start almost from scratch with this new solution. However, while I won't work on the old source code of Qyoto any more, I might be able to help you depending on the exact issues you have. For example, if you have problems with the Mono/.NET binaries of Qyoto but you have successfully compiled the native part and SMOKE Qt, you could get the Windows version of Qyoto and take its Mono/.NET binaries, they will work. Or, since you say that some parts of Qyoto work, you could just continue writing your code because the new version is going to be source compatible.
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>To: kde-bindings at kde.org 
>Sent: Saturday, October 5, 2013 9:05 PM
>Subject: [Kde-bindings] Troubles to build Qyoto in Kubuntu
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>I finally install Qyoto with some tweaks in Kubuntu, however is not fully working.
>Is there any plan to have a installation package for ubuntu in the short term?
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