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Python Qt SVG Clock on its way
Well, after a monumental struggle I think we have N900 Cairo Clock ported to Python Qt on its way. Here is a teaser :D
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4002/...b3968574_o.png And here is the 7 lines of code that has taken the best part of a day to read the Cairo Clock Themes into Qt Code:
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how long before we get some sort of release? really looking forward to testing.thanks
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Hey mikec, I see that you're using one of the newer clock themes that are available.
How did you get that to show on the desktop correctly? I've tried all of the newer ones and the full image of the clock get's cut and gutted under shin's version in Diablo. |
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first release will be in the next week or so, but will not be a widget, as I have to learn how to convert an app to a widget.
Of course I dont know what I dont know :D |
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Have a look at this clock :eek: http://tavmjong.free.fr/INKSCAPE/DRAWINGS/clock2.svg |
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Wow!
Thanks for the quick reply! You and shin need to start sharing information because I really do love having this on the desktop. :D |
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wow, that does look amazing!!
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i appreciate u not the original creator but am i able to donate some $$$ your way? |
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