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[quote author="Vass" date="1318254265"]Install your app. seems good! lack the ability to respond :( and one bug: I can't close Settings->User Account dialog, both X and OK buttons not worked[/quote] Yep, that's a known bug and is already fixed in git. Release notes: http://siilihai.blogspot.com/2011/10/10-released.html

Thanks for your feedback, I am glad that you liked it:)

Hi! Thanks a lot for nicely done templates! I've been playing with your ModalDialog and found out following. I have this code: @Rectangle { id: mainWindow width: 360 height: 360 ModalDialog{ id: quitDialog anchors.fill: mainWindow text: "Do you really want to quit?" onAccepted: { Qt.quit(); } } ModalDialog{ id: otherDialog anchors.fill: mainWindow text: "Some text" } Button { id: quitButton text: "Close" anchors.top: mainWindow.top; anchors.right: mainWindow.right onClicked: { quitDialog.show(); } } Button{ id: otherButton text: "Other" anchors.top: mainWindow.top; anchors.left: mainWindow.left onClicked: { otherDialog.show(); } } } @ But i am still able to click on both buttons, even though they shouldn't be clickable as ModalDialog is shown (they should be behind Fader). I'v been working on my own modal dialog but i ended up with the same behaviour as this:) Edit: hmmm i've figured out what was wrong, it depends on order. If I defined buttons before modal dialogs it works as desired. I didn't expect such behavior.

Today Card Tech srl released the third tech preview (0.9.8 Tech Preview 3) of our pinKey SDK with its custom operative system, called ODIN OS, now fully based on latest release of Qt (4.7.4) and QtQuick (1.1) technologies. We also adopt the latest release of Qt SDK (1.1.3) so you can build apps for ODIN OS with the powerful Qt Creator 2.3. Link to the official release announcement: http://developers.card-tech.it/blog/pinkey-sdk-098-tech-preview-3-now-available/ Link to download: http://developers.card-tech.it/download/

[quote author="koahnig" date="1315736864"]Your second link is broken. It should not include the dot at the end. [/quote] I see. What a stupid mistake.

Thank you too :) At the actual date the version is over ... You can check http://projects.deveoper.nokica.com/Qt_Complex for the last update. The version 1.1.0 is already on Ovi store and I am working for the 2.0 release. There are new posts about and an how-to in the wiki page on Qt-Complex installation and quick usage. Then last but not least, I am Qt Ambassador with Qt-Complex so it is also from some days in teh Qt Ambassador showcase. Cheers.

This will be the answer for hundreds out here asking for the support of Flash in Qt. Great post.

One of the very famous Video Converters in the history of Windows "Xilisoft Video Converter" is written in Qt. Just found this by looking at the startup splash screen, where it loaded QtCore, QtGui modules. And don't forget that, that software uses GPU for video conversion.

I just found out about a project called emscripten, a c++ to JavaScript converter! I posted a message to the blog: http://syntensity.blogspot.com/2011/07/emscripten-15.html I'm very hopeful that this will carve chunks out of the "porting" process!

Grats on the progress qgil, and good to see you around here :)

Thank you for feedback! Yes, you absolutely right, currently tile cache performance is far from optimal, it's just initial version of it. (even so, it works much faster with such simple cache, than with standart qt "url" cache). Tile cache performance will be optimized in future version of plugin, and it will solve mentioned problems. Unfortunately, I can't tell when it will be released; I think feedback and community interest will speed-up this process

My pleasure, Enrico, It was all in a rush this morning, but I could leave with a good feeling because it worked. Cheers, Eddy

Great! BTW. I was missing the license file for this little component. You can safely assume the same as for all the other QML demos: "BSD":https://www.gitorious.org/qt-training/qml-demos/blobs/master/carousel/LICENSE.txt .

[quote author="rokemoon" date="1312041918"]For new functional you can see those demos.[/quote] Aaah, thanks, =). I've been trying to learn how to go by the Qt Reference Page, but I'm having a hard time, kinda blinded in a way, it's weird, without the proper knowledge, References wouldn't be of much help, if you know what I mean. I have a friend who's been helping me too. He's been studying Qt as well, althought not as much, he's a C Programmer, he doesn't like C++ due to classes, but we all have our languages we like. Said something about writing his own Operating System, I said yeah, good luck with that, haha. He uses FreeBSD, and he wrote his own Window Manager, it's awesome, I love how well he did it.

Congrats on good decision :)

It looks very nice! I will give it a try. Keep up the good work! :-)

That's very cool! Nice work!

Moved the discussion about commenting old posts to a "separate thread":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/7341/

Hehe, unfortunately I can't show you what QML code can be dirty, but I saw it. :)