thank you for your answers and sorry for responding so late to your
instructions.
since yesterday i started reading the qt's example (qt.nokia.com) i will
keep a distance until i learn some basic things in qt.
thank you again all of you for your advices and your warm welcome :)
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On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 6:48 PM, Chani wrote:
> On October 20, 2010 16:06:49 Giorgos Tsiapaliokas wrote:
> > > There are lots of bugs in plasmoids. All you need is to browse
> > > bugs.kde.org
> > > and see if you can fix some.
> >
> > is it possible to start fixing plasmoid bugs?
> > isn't qt a
I would start with bugfixing.
It helps you to know the code and you will discover where help is needed.
you will have to setup a development enviroment:
http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started
it is easier than it looks like on the wiki.
then you can go an look at the bugs in plasma:
https://bu
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Luca Tringali
Messaggio originale
Da: terie...@gmail.com
Data: 20/10/2010 14.04
A:
Ogg: Re: getting involved with plasma
I think you are not taking the right steps. You should first see where in
plasma you want to get invoved. You said plasma, what in plasma do you want to
>
>
> There are lots of bugs in plasmoids. All you need is to browse
> bugs.kde.org
> and see if you can fix some.
is it possible to start fixing plasmoid bugs?
isn't qt a priority?
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On Wednesday 20 October 2010 14:04:02 Giorgos Tsiapaliokas wrote:
> > I think you are not taking the right steps. You should first see where
> > in
> >
> > plasma you want to get invoved. You said plasma, what in plasma do you
> > want to do? do you have a specific plasmoid need/idea? (there are
>
>
> I think you are not taking the right steps. You should first see where in
> plasma you want to get invoved. You said plasma, what in plasma do you want
> to do? do you have a specific plasmoid need/idea? (there are already lots of
> them) Anything else?
>
> Then you will look at the appropri
On Wednesday 20 October 2010 12:28:50 Giorgos Tsiapaliokas wrote:
> thank you for your answers
>
> your guidiance was very helpful.
>
> i looked at the websvn and i found more javascripts plasmoids than c++
> plasmoids.
> this means that complicated plasmoids need c++ and the easiest one needs
>
thank you for your answers
your guidiance was very helpful.
i looked at the websvn and i found more javascripts plasmoids than c++
plasmoids.
this means that complicated plasmoids need c++ and the easiest one needs
javascript?
for the moment i will start reading the qt tutorials.
There's no "Pl
2010/10/20 Giorgos Tsiapaliokas
> which is the best supported language for making a "beautiful" plasmoid?
There's no language to make "beautiful" plasmoids. All of them can do more
or less the same things. c++ is harder while javascript and qml are easier
and more safe. I don't think the binding
which is the best supported language for making a "beautiful" plasmoid?
i know that i have to learn qt programming,but what exacly??
someone who wants to contribute to plasma what exactly has to do?
create plasmoids or fixing plasma bugs or both?
i am a newbie as it concerns the whole contributin
Hi,
actually javascript and qml are not required if you don't want to write a
plasmoid that uses them or to try to work on QtComponents.
You can start by looking at some plasma bug to fix on bugs.kde.org under the
product plasma, there are still 1803! :)
If you're looking for documentation look at
hello,
i am 19 years old and my name is giorgos.
i have a basic knowledge of c,c++ and gentoo linux administration.
i want to contribute for the kde plasma project.
i know that qt,c++,javascript,qml programming knowledge is required but
the point is that i need some guidiance because i don't know
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