Thread: N900 clock replacement [continued]
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ade is offline ade
2013-02-14 , 20:03
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#365
Originally Posted by Wikiwide
About time zones, Qt and open source: there is yast Qt TimeZoneSelector, with GPL licensed code. Could it be helpful in creating time zone widget for the replacement clock?
I guess it could be helpful, but I am afraid it will take quite some time to properly integrate this. Not on my todo list for now.

Originally Posted by Wikiwide
By the way... Since the 'replacement clock' is Qt-based... How difficult would it be to port it to Harmattan-MeeGo-Sailfish?
I would say pretty difficult. They are more QML based and the alarm framework could be very different.

Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast
The main reason for pointing these out is they are "potentially" safe to remove if you have QT worldclock installed.

So if it is to become a permanent fixture of Maemo in the future, they could be removed automatically to safe space.
Agreed and point taken

Now let's revert that glitch in portrait mode ASAP:
Code:
Changes: 
 clock-ui (0.6-2) unstable; urgency=low
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   * reverted introduced glitch in portrait mode
   * made timediff format in world clock details equal to default clock
edit:
Code:
Changes: 
 clock-ui (0.6-3+thumb0) unstable; urgency=low
 .
   * prevent opening of multiple worldclock detail windows by multiple fast presses
Downloadable in the openingpost.
Last edited by ade; 2013-02-15 at 18:25.
 

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