Re: [Interest] QSystemTrayIcon and GNOME 3.28

On Thursday, 22 March 2018 20:16:25 CST neel patel wrote: > Hi, > > GNOME 3.28 has removed the system tray icons and introduced indicator > applets. > I am using Qt application to launch the application run in background and > show icon in system tray by using "QSystemTrayIcon" class. > > Now in

Re: [Interest] Custom QT build using jom

-Original Message- From: Interest [mailto:interest-bounces+julius.bullinger=intel@qt-project.org] On Behalf Of Marcel Stegehuis Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2018 10:40 To: interest@qt-project.org Subject: [Interest] Custom QT build using jom > What is the benefit of calling BuildConsole

[Interest] QSystemTrayIcon and GNOME 3.28

Hi, GNOME 3.28 has removed the system tray icons and introduced indicator applets. I am using Qt application to launch the application run in background and show icon in system tray by using "QSystemTrayIcon" class. Now in GNOME 3.28 it has been removed so can anyone suggest alternative in Qt app

Re: [Interest] Efficiently render QtQuick-scene and encode to H264 on i.MX6 VPU?

Hi Ola, I think I would have preferred to skip the FBO -> QImage step as the normal FBO readback is through glReadPixels which is quite costly, so you'll lose a lot of performance that way. You might also benefit from doing the RGB -> YUV conversion on the GPU if there is time enough to do that. T

Re: [Interest] Custom QT build using jom

On 03/22/2018 10:40 AM, Marcel Stegehuis wrote: What is the benefit of calling BuildConsole with jom over nmake? I thought that Incredibuild manages all the distributed builds. You still have to tell IncrediBuild to start distribution of build commands. That's what the buildconsole / xgecons

[Interest] Custom QT build using jom

Hello, I am building QT from sources on a Windows with MSVS system. I wanted to try JOM and saw a batch file ibjom.bat. It calls buildconsole with JOM as make program. What is the benefit of calling BuildConsole with jom over nmake? I thought that Incredibuild manages all the distributed build

[Interest] Efficiently render QtQuick-scene and encode to H264 on i.MX6 VPU?

Hi, I need to render a Qt Quick scene and stream it as H264 data on an i.MX6-device running Linux. The use case is to be used live with as little latency as possible. I'm thinking of using the QQuickRenderControl class. The easy way is probably to render the scene to a QOpenGLFramebufferObject, c