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Pixelpulse2 is a user interface for analog systems exploration.
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ChromeOS Support #116

Open itdaniher opened 9 years ago

itdaniher commented 9 years ago

I've made initial forays into building the relevant Qt libraries with the Native Client toolchain for ChromeOS. This should be doable, but the documentation on the toolchains is both partial and partially outdated.

See http://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_Google_Native_Client, https://github.com/msorvig/qt5-qtdeclarative-nacl, https://github.com/msorvig/qt5-qttools-nacl.

itdaniher commented 9 years ago

"The Qt for NaCl project has quietly received an update and we are now opening up the repo. This is a dev branch (not a tested/packaged/supported release), with the standard LGPL3/GPL2+/Commercial licensing.

The main repos are qt5-qtbase-nacl and qt5-qtdeclarative-nacl, branch "nacl-5.4" on both. This qt5-qttools-nacl repo is now obsolete since nacldeployqt is provided by qtbase. See qtbase/nacl-readme for install instructions, which should get you up and running with a simple Qt Quick example." @radhermit

radhermit commented 9 years ago

Hah, nice timing. That seems more helpful now then when I looked a week or two ago.

itdaniher commented 9 years ago

The Toshiba Chromebook2 ($300) works well with the M1K and Pixelpulse2 in a "crouton" (https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton) Debian testing / x-in-window chroot container.

I'm pleasantly surprised.

jonpearson commented 8 years ago

No problem for the labs, but should be done going forward.