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2009-09-01
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#12
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Originally Posted by iskarion
How would commercial software be sold through Maemo Extras?
Because with Maemo Extras already in place I don't really see the need for an Ovi store.
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2009-09-01
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#13
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Originally Posted by krisse
Andrew had a proposal for an authorization and payment system through the Application Manager and maemo.org Extras, don't have the time to dig it up at the moment, though.
How would commercial software be sold through Maemo Extras?
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2009-09-01
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#14
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What?! No C?!?!?!
And no, C can not go under C++!
And no, C can not go under C++!
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2009-09-01
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#15
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Would it be plausible to use Ovi Store for the payment and authorisation side of things?
Andrew had a proposal for an authorization and payment system through the Application Manager and maemo.org Extras, don't have the time to dig it up at the moment, though.
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2009-09-01
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#16
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Oh and Qt is C++...
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2009-09-01
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#17
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Originally Posted by Architengi
Oh well, votes can't be changed either :-/
The poll cannot be modified, unfortunately. Still you can vote in the C++ section for C and C++
What text editor and debugger or IDE (integrated development framework) do you use for C?
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2009-09-01
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#18
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Originally Posted by krisse
I have no clue what the Ovi Store architecture looks like.
Would it be plausible to use Ovi Store for the payment and authorisation side of things?
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2009-09-01
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#19
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Originally Posted by nowave7
Qt is a framework, not really tied to a single language (you could very well be using Qt from Java, Python, etc), so it does stick out from the choices, especially since the poll is not a multi-check one.
Oh and Qt is C++...
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2009-09-01
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#20
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Originally Posted by attila77
As far as I remember it was written in C++. Still it has a wide range of bindings which allow it to be used as a backend for multitude of languages other than C++.
Qt is a framework, not really tied to a single language (you could very well be using Qt from Java, Python, etc), so it does stick out from the choices, especially since the poll is not a multi-check one.
What text editor and debugger or IDE (integrated development framework) do you use for C?