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2010-05-10
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A little autobuilder/dependency issue, working on it (builds fine on my scratchbox), I don’t use any Qt4.6 specifics, so PR1.1 *should* work once we figure out the magic ’depends’ line. PR1.2 apparently has a little bug with the scrolling (not present with PR1.1).
@tuminoud: there is already code in there that would allow a ’master’ database(s) and a ’local’ one, so that the updates do not overwrite your local changes (plus you could override the settings in the master conf). It’s just that it’s not quite user-ready so wil be enabled in one of the next updates.
@devu: sure, apps are more than welcome, too, it’s just that I have not seen that many of them (compared to games
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As for supporting separately distributed flash content, I’m generally okay with that, my biggest concern for that case is licensing. Such content would have to have approval from the copyright holder/author and (most likely) go to the non-free (=free beer sense) repo. Flashlauncher keeps clear of copyright issues by just referencing html and URLs (technically it’s a very specific kind of browser).
Last edited by attila77; 2010-05-10 at 07:40.
@tuminoud: there is already code in there that would allow a ’master’ database(s) and a ’local’ one, so that the updates do not overwrite your local changes (plus you could override the settings in the master conf). It’s just that it’s not quite user-ready so wil be enabled in one of the next updates.
@devu: sure, apps are more than welcome, too, it’s just that I have not seen that many of them (compared to games
). There is browser-like sandboxing, to the Flash app the whole thing looks like it is being run from a webkit or gecko browser.As for supporting separately distributed flash content, I’m generally okay with that, my biggest concern for that case is licensing. Such content would have to have approval from the copyright holder/author and (most likely) go to the non-free (=free beer sense) repo. Flashlauncher keeps clear of copyright issues by just referencing html and URLs (technically it’s a very specific kind of browser).
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2010-05-10
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Looks great!
1) Would this work for Diablo?, and
2) It would be REALLY nice to be able to maintain the db of flash games locally. Not everyone has the same taste in games
1) Would this work for Diablo?, and
2) It would be REALLY nice to be able to maintain the db of flash games locally. Not everyone has the same taste in games
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.N810 experience: Since 6/2009
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2010-05-10
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Awesome! Gunna download it right now !
Edit:
I cant find it under FlashLauncher
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Last edited by gilamonyet; 2010-05-10 at 08:47.
!Edit:
I cant find it under FlashLauncher
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2010-05-10
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Let the "Build-depends" be libqt4-maemo5-dev then if you're using qmake make it execute /opt/qt4-maemo5/bin/qmake instead of just "qmake"
That should solve the 1.2/1.1.1 issues.
That should solve the 1.2/1.1.1 issues.
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2010-05-10
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Originally Posted by silvermountain
1) Generally, yes. The UI is a bit fremantleish, so that might require some work, but most of the concept is transferable to Diablo (if the flash on Diablo is actually able to play the thing).
Looks great!
1) Would this work for Diablo?, and
2) It would be REALLY nice to be able to maintain the db of flash games locally. Not everyone has the same taste in games
2) See above, this feature already exists, but is not stable yet, so not enabled. Coming soon
Originally Posted by MohammadAG
No, the actual solution is to force it to >= depend on the PR1.0 version of Qt, that way it will work for every firmware version.
Let the "Build-depends" be libqt4-maemo5-dev then if you're using qmake make it execute /opt/qt4-maemo5/bin/qmake instead of just "qmake"
That should solve the 1.2/1.1.1 issues.
Originally Posted by gilamonyet
It’s in extras-devel, under the name flashlauncher...
I cant find it under FlashLauncher
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So any sort of ETA till this'll work? Very keen to try it out =D
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2010-05-10
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Originally Posted by attila77
Yes I'm aware of the FlashLauncher's idea and possible copyright things. A web browser is not responsible if one plays illegal flash games, nor is FlashLauncher responsible, if a 3rd party installs a binary flash + a conf file to make it run via FlashLauncher. One could also "install" flash games by just installing a tiny deb with just proper conf which would point to some flash in the net, so technically it'd work exactly its working now, except it'd be easy to add content for 3rd party.
As for supporting separately distributed flash content, I’m generally okay with that, my biggest concern for that case is licensing. Such content would have to have approval from the copyright holder/author and (most likely) go to the non-free (=free beer sense) repo. Flashlauncher keeps clear of copyright issues by just referencing html and URLs (technically it’s a very specific kind of browser).
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2010-05-10
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This is a great idea
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2010-05-10
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Originally Posted by attila77
I was thinking Qt 4.6 (libqt4-maemo-*), but it seems that you don't need that
No, the actual solution is to force it to >= depend on the PR1.0 version of Qt, that way it will work for every firmware version.
Last edited by MohammadAG; 2010-05-10 at 10:41.
I was screaming from month, even looking for way how to compile stuff from as3 to c++ and port yo ARM platform. Many developers here blamed on me and here we go
By the way nobody told you that flash is evil and you shouldn't to do that
I have couple of questions. Games is one thing what about apps?
Is any sandbox or security restrictions if flash need's to communicate with external server? Or game needs to send game scores?
Good job man!