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Revision as of 09:20, 29 July 2012

Welcome to the Necessitas TODO wiki page

Qt framework

Status Description Difficulty
IN PROGRESS Compile and run all test and benchmarks, also make sure they pass Easy


IN PROGRESS QSystemTrayIcon Medium/Hard


IN PROGRESS x86 support Medium


IN PROGRESS Android style plugin. We must to implement an android plugin, Qt apps must look the same as native Android apps. Hard


IN PROGRESS Android menus simulation/use. We need to find a way to use android menus or to paint them from Qt. Hard


TO DO Find a way to compile for all android platforms at once, switch to qbs Easy/Medium <{{{3}}}>

QtCreator

Status Description Difficulty
IN PROGRESS x86 support Easy


TO DO Find a way to compile for all android platforms at once, and handle the results corectly x <{{{3}}}>


TO DO Written documentation for Android platform x <{{{3}}}>


QtMobility

Support all android platforms

Status Description Contact
TO DO Contacts implementation needs to be reviewd/rewritten, it crashes on my phone with 150+ contacts. x <{{{3}}}>


TO DO Multimedia module x <{{{3}}}>


TO DO Proper camera implementation x <{{{3}}}>


QtWebKit

Speed

  • QtWebKit 2.2.x is still 2x times slower than Google's WebKit.

Platform Issues

Windows

  • Make it so that the Windows version can be built from Linux (mingw cross compiler support, quite a lot of work, esp. building Python which needs to run itself to compile the modules under Wine)
  • Fix make.exe -j support (would help with building on Windows as otherwise it requires baby-sitting).
  • Add support to 7za and installer-framework for symbolic links on Windows (see msdos command mklink) so there's no need to remove symlinks from the packages (and also MinGW's ln program)
  • Fix webkit build failure on Windows and Mac OS X
  • Fix installer framework so that it can install from local packages folder instead of always having to use the network -> this already works on Mac OS X (just modify config.xml to use file:/usr/www/ etc), but not on Windows (where it works partially, updates.xml is loaded but nothing else); I'm not sure about Linux, maybe add a command line option to override the repo url?