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fatalsaint
2011-12-15 , 06:29
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I love how you keep saying
my
app is a beast
.
Seriously, if you want to move my app to external, you can move /opt/pyRadio to your external card and either symlink it back to /opt or just run it straight from the MMC.
You'll save yourself about 360k. That's all my app is.. about 16-18 text files.
The 'beast' part is the dependencies. They are the same dependencies any PyQt4 app would have. These are system libraries and the PyQt4 wrappers depend, in turn, on the qt4 libraries. I think when I looked at it before it was the webkit and one other that took up to like 100 or something megs alone. I can't recall. Anyway, there's nothing I can do about those dependencies - I don't know if PySide would be any smaller (I don't think so) - but I can't test it because PySide is broken on Diablo and is the
only
reason I have to maintain two sources now *argh*.
Honestly the only way to save space on the N8x0 is going to be to code this in C and/or use the system standard GTK libraries instead of QT which is the native library for diablo.
In reality, this app could probably really easily be ported to PyGTK and would likely save you a ton of dependencies. I'd be more than happy to provide the source code if someone wants it, or you can just unpack the .deb and grab everything in /opt/pyRadio.
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