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CodeNote is offline CodeNote
2010-05-14 , 08:35
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#1
i want to begn writing some code for the n900 but
scratchbox and maemo sdk install scripts and whatever
is producing all sorts of errors.

to make a long story short, is there a simple way to install a full maemo development enviroment (MDE lol) on top of Ubuntu 10.04 without the freeking hassels.
really all i want to do is code under ubuntu10.04.

i have seen Madde but i dont want to install windows...

thanks you
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AapoRantalainen is offline AapoRantalainen
2010-05-14 , 08:55
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#2
Is scratchbox2 good for you? I like it more than sb1, but nobody knows is it alive anymore or not.

I made instruction for ubuntu 9.10, but I guess it is working on 10.04 too:
http://jammo.garage.maemo.org/crosscompiling.html

(I have been happy with 64bit Ubuntu 9.10 + sb2)
 
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Andre Klapper is offline Andre Klapper
2010-05-14 , 09:15
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#3
check out MADDE?
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kingoddball is offline kingoddball
2010-05-14 , 10:09
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#4
One question - Not a silly one, though.
Are you in the right environment?
FremantleX86 or FremantleARMEL?

If you're transferring to N900 and you have compiled using X86 environment or vice versa , that could be your problem.


Edit: MADDE is designed for (works best in) LINUX, not Windows!

Can I give you a suggestion that was made to me by a few members here?
Why not Python?
I decided last week to give Python a shot.... It's EXCELLENT!
MUCH HAPPIER using Python.
Last edited by kingoddball; 2010-05-14 at 10:12.
 
verhagke is offline verhagke
2010-05-14 , 10:26
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#5
You should take a look at the new Qt SDK. Fully integrated environment with a simulator to check your applications without needing to copy them to your device.

http://www.forum.nokia.com/Tools_Doc.../Nokia_Qt_SDK/

It works just fine on Ubuntu v 10.04
 
CodeNote is offline CodeNote
2010-05-14 , 10:40
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#6
AapoRantalainen
ill check your guide....... thanks

Andre Klapper
thanks
i thought this was only for windows but i was wrong
MADDE can be installed for linux too

thanks guys
 
CodeNote is offline CodeNote
2010-05-14 , 10:42
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kingoddball
good question lol... i assumed it was all for the x89
ill have to recheck...... DAM!!!...... nice going
thanks
 
CodeNote is offline CodeNote
2010-05-14 , 10:45
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verhagke
now that what im talking about i just clicked on the downlaod section to see if bunty is supported.... ill install this later...... it sounds real good

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saxen is offline saxen
2010-05-14 , 13:50
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#9
don't forget to install g++ on ubuntu v10.04. qt sdk doesn't install it!
 
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