Edit madde.bat in madde installation directory; it contains line

start rxvt -backspacekey -sl 2500 -fg %FGCOLOR% -bg %BGCOLOR% -sr -fn Courier-12 -tn msys -geometry 80x25 -e /bin/sh --login -i


Now change Courier-12 to something else, like Courier-20..

EDIT: works: I tested this way:

1) start madde terminal

2) run 'vi /madde.bat'

3) enter '/Courier <enter>' to get into right place

4) move cursor over '1' (using cursor keys), press 'x', then 'a', then '0' and then <esc>

5) press 'Z' and 'Z' to exit vi.

(if something screwed above, enter <esc>, then ':', then 'q', then '!' and then <enter>.)

Is it supposed to be possible to compile Qt apps with mobility (QMediaRecorder) and animation (QtPropertyAnimation) with the current version of MADDE with what is currently available on the N900? Just checking before I dig too deep into how to actually get them to work...

I have trubles with "MADDE/QtCreator Integration For Windows" on Windows 7 PC computer.

I can't setup USB network. Windows can't find driver RNDIS/Ethernet Gadget. Where i can take it driver for W7?

wifi connection works as well, btw

I'd also recommend wifi if possible

Usb for windows requires maemo_usbnet.inf -file, which is browsable at

https://garage.maemo.org/pipermail/p...ne/000396.html

or better:

https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/scm...c-connectivity

Unfortunately neither provides direct downloading of the file; You'll
need either download the file using subversion checkout command
or grab the code from the above links and save output file.

maemo_usbnet.cat is some Nokia certificate file for the RNDIR driver;
is saved to the same directory as maemo_usbnet.inf makes some
warning to go away (replaced with some notification message
window, which contents I do not remember...).

EDIT: Madde & QtCreator wiki page mentions installing PC Connectivity
to windows. This sets up windows driver...

Madde looks indeed promising and the way to go instead of scratchbox development, but I got a slight problem that make me feel like I've missed something elementary when I installed madde :

The definition 'Qt::WA_Maemo5StackedWindow'
is not defined in any header, in fact, I can't find any WA_Maemo5XXX definition from the Qt namespace anywhere in the headers.

I need to have stacked windows in my app. (like most apps do), and I guess it's not a strange feature to ask for.

It should be in the 'qnamespace.h' file if I'm right ,so do I need to install the qt4-maemo5 sdk somehow to get this working? If so, how do I keep the QtCreator integration still working?

If there is a simple answer to this, I think the solution should be mentioned somewhere in the madde instructions.

The windows properties are new in 4.6. There is a good post on 4.6, where MADDE is mentioned as well. Have a look there. 4.6 is not yet part of MADDE, so that it is not mentioned in the instructions, but I think the instructions state somewhere, that just 4.5 is currently supported.


Daniel

Thanks for the answer Daniel!
I'll try to find the place in 4.6 that you are referring to where this is mentioned.
As it is now however, I think that not having any maemo5 specific window flags or properties sets quite a limit to what one can do with madde.
But I do realize it's techpreview, so I guess I'll have to be patient until madde comes with 4.6.

On-device-debugging is not working for me. Is it working for others?

Big sorry, I forgot to add the link. This makes it easier I guess