Posts Tagged ‘GNOME’
How I became a Qt advocate
Some personal news: I’m joining the Qt team to help making the Qt Project rock. A small change of floor at the Nokia offices in Sunnyvale (California) and barely a change to be noticed by my relatives and non-geek friends. Still, for me it is a big change, the end of a phase and the […]
Filed under: Qt | 38 Comments
Tags: GNOME, maemo, MeeGo, Nokia, Qt, Qt Project, qtquick
Maemo Harmattan keynote at GCDS
Many of you already have heard the news: Maemo Harmattan will base its application framework in Qt while keeping most of the Fremantle middleware based on GNOME technologies. The goal is to offer an open, efficient and compelling Linux mobile stack with a cross-platform Qt API used also by Symbian and available in other mobile […]
Filed under: GNOME, maemo | 12 Comments
Tags: development, freedesktop.org, gcds, GNOME, KDE, maemo, Nokia, Qt, Symbian
How Maemo Approaches Open Source
Hi, just a quick upload from the Maemo Summit. Quite many people made it to the session that started the day, actually. Everybody seems happy about the summit and of course about Berlin’s night life… How Maemo Approaches Open Source (PDF)
Filed under: maemo | 4 Comments
Tags: Debian, freedesktop.org, GNOME, KDE, maemo, Nokia, open source
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