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2009-12-16
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Qt is a C++ library, so technically you would still be writing in C++. However, it is non-standard C++, so some would argue that it is a whole new language ;-)
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QT and GTK+ are both libraries that you can access via C, C++, or Python. Many Linux applications use them. Firefox and Chromium are based on GTK+ and VLC is uses QT.
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2009-12-17
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Thanks for great answers. Now i have writen short text adventure game with C++ and i want to try it out with my Nokia N900, how i will do that?
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2009-12-18
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Easiest way would be to copy the source files to your n900 then compile and run from there.
I think it is fastest (if not more complicated) to transfer files via ssh, but you could also transfer them via bluetooth, sd card, or email.
Your user manual should cover transfering via sd card, bluetooth, and email. As for ssh, there is an article in the maemo wiki that discusses set up more thoroughly.
I think it is fastest (if not more complicated) to transfer files via ssh, but you could also transfer them via bluetooth, sd card, or email.
Your user manual should cover transfering via sd card, bluetooth, and email. As for ssh, there is an article in the maemo wiki that discusses set up more thoroughly.