Danielwilms,

Thanks again for your help! For a while (and with a little bit of tinkering) I managed to have the 4.6 SDK toolchain 'installed' as mentioned in the post you gave me. I managed to 'sort of' use the QtCreator as well with that toolchain, but without the having the right context-sensitive stuff/help (which is pointed out to the wrong toolchain). I had to remove the first QMake build step and putting in a custom one instead, using the right qmake by using explicit paths. I was then able to use the window flags and for a while I kept writing on my app, even deploying to the device using mad developer. However, finally I realized that the dpkg building stuff now was broke (I guess since it will use the wrong qmake paths when the project was created), so I won't be able to create any packages. Am I back to using the scratchbox toolkits with esbox and stuff? Duh! I'm a little bit surprised that noone else here seems to be bothered by this problem in this thread, isn't it hard to make a useful n900 app. without having the window flags in the SDK? I mean, stacked windows is not very uncommon is it? Is there another way of doing it without using the flags?

Danielwilms, if you are still there and willing to help, I must have missed out or didn't fully understand that part on how to set the path variable properly. I did set it manually once in the madde terminal by prepending the path to the right qmake but I'm not sure if that really helped (I would have wanted mad pscreate to use the 4.6 qmake). The thread you linked to me was a little bit short on that last thing about setting the path. Have you or anyone else tried this and in such case how did it work out?

It's kind of depressing right now that I can't build a package for my application.