So basically open source/standard Qt was considered appropriate for safety
critical devices prior to the introduction of Safe Renderer in 2017, but now
only commercial Qt with Safe Renderer is appropriate for that purpose.
Before anyone says otherwise, Qt was widely used in safety critical
a
Prime billing on QtC's front page is a picture of the combined
dashboard/infotainment system for the 2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class.
Dashboard is definitely safety critical in eyes of regulators. Infotainment
system too if is integrated with backup cam.
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From: Matthew Woeh
I find this whole argument that Qt is not appropriate for functional safety
very puzzling. Aren’t vehicle dashboards QtC’s main market these days? What are
vehicle dashboards if not safety critical?
If Qt is no longer appropriate for embedded medical devices, why is it still
appropriate for
> From: Interest On Behalf Of Vlad
> Stelmahovsky
> this Slack client clone created using C++/QML (Desktop app, built for
> Linux/Windows/macOs)
> https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11473810/55072233-d58ce380-508a-11e9-9e6a-b6b80fc83dd6.png?raw=true
Thank you for an actual example of a d
I took another look at the showcase and am still having trouble finding any
substantial desktop application built with QML.
Desktops may now be a niche corner of the market, but they are still where
most productivity occurs. Software is still being actively developed and
sold for desktops and t
Where are the examples of real QML desktop applications on The Qt Co. website?
I did a quick walk through the customer showcase and cannot find them.
From: Interest On Behalf Of Giuseppe D'Angelo
via Interest
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 8:36 AM
This is false, as a quick walk through the custo
Hi Konstantin,
Welcome to the hell that is 3D in Qt.
To understand the problems that you are facing, you need to know a little
history. Other users can perhaps provide additional insight or correct any
errors, since my recollection and understanding of these matters is probably
not perfe
The FitBit and its many fly-by-night knockoffs are a great example. Its “food
plan” app will probably soon have privileged access to all of your kitchen
appliances. And it can even be used to monitor when the supervisor at your
local nuclear power plant goes on his daily constitutional.
From
There are much worse possible outcomes than spoiled food. “App-controlled”
smart ovens are now all the rage. Even if there are safety measures to prevent
remotely burning down your house, what fraction of ovens in a community do you
need to simultaneously preheat to bring down the entire electri
From: Interest On Behalf Of Volker Hilsheimer
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2021 4:06 AM
>For feedback regarding the licensing changes made that context (including
>5.15), I’d suggest you go back to the respective email thread if you just want
>to vent, or call your sales rep in The Qt Company.
T
Not sure if it's an option for you guys, but I've been very impressed by the
rapid pace of improvement of Qt/CMake/Git/Linux x-compilation tools in MSVC
over the past couple of years. They have all gone from being semi-supported
add-ons to fully-integrated and functional in the IDE (including ev
Neat, thanks for the tip. Have you heard of anyone using LVGL for desktop
development? It looks like it should be pretty easy to throw something together
using the SDL2-based device simulator as a starting point. Might give it a
whirl and see how it compares to ImGUI.
From: Jason H
> I'm not
Thank you for your informative reply Roland. I am curious whether any companies
that you know of have considered switching to a cross-platform windowing
library like SDL plus a lean immediate mode GUI (e.g. Dear ImGUI, Nuklear,
Nanogui, or whatever else is current)? I really like the idea of doi
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