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What also would be nice is if you could create a desktop widget that displays the 5 daily prayers and their corresponding times.
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There is already a PrayerTime app: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=48797
I am planning to submit my proposal of a Quran application for maemo based on Qt to GSoC 2010.
The idea is to get a complete fully-featured Quran application, with support for search, bookmarks, translations and recitations (online and offline). I'm also open for any new suggestions/features
This is much like the open-source Java project Zekr, but with a better support for recitations and a finger-friendly GUI.
I'm planning to use Qt and C++ for this purpose, I have already done desktop development with it, and I'm pretty confident that I can get all the mentioned features implemented within the GSoC 2010 period.
I know that Noor got ported to Maemo, but I'm targeting to create a better featured application, again with a good recitations support being my main goal.
I'm open to your comments/suggestions/questions.
Last edited by karatchov; 2010-03-31 at 16:57.