Re: So I want to start developing for Linux [help!]
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 7:26 pm
One question, why are you on 5? 4.8 seems like a solid choice.
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Re: So I want to start developing for Linux [help!]
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 11:44 pm
I agree with Fred, why develop for 5? You're going to limit your user base to those running bleeding edge, rather than the typical user who lags 6 months behind.
Re: So I want to start developing for Linux [help!]
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 12:09 am
4.8 already limits the user base a bit. Though not much really.
Re: So I want to start developing for Linux [help!]
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:03 pm
I appreciate your concern guys, but you should understand that my 'user base' consists of a one-off
electric conversion of a rather dismal kit-car. It is officially meant to show off a bit of innovative spirit
although I'd probably settle for something road legal and driveable withing the given timeframe (a few
months, all after work hours).
Most example apps in QML I found, especially those for Raspberry Pi where done in Qt5, so why not make
the most of bleeding edge tech for a change? The particle engine and n-mapping in Qt Quick 2 look like
worthwhile additions to take a stab at.
I see where you are coming from though
.
electric conversion of a rather dismal kit-car. It is officially meant to show off a bit of innovative spirit
although I'd probably settle for something road legal and driveable withing the given timeframe (a few
months, all after work hours).
Most example apps in QML I found, especially those for Raspberry Pi where done in Qt5, so why not make
the most of bleeding edge tech for a change? The particle engine and n-mapping in Qt Quick 2 look like
worthwhile additions to take a stab at.
I see where you are coming from though
.