Offline reader for zim files, in particular the wikipedia, for mobile devices. It is based on QT and zimlib. It is cross-platform and supports Symbian, Maemo, Linux and Windows based devices.
Due to preparation for release to ovi store (see https://github.com/cip/WikiOnBoard/issues/43) wikionboard is built with S^1 (Qt 4.7.3) with Qt SDK. These builds are not compatible with 3rd edition FP1/FP2
Build for FP1/FP2 as well. (Not a standard target of QT Sdk)
Note that carbide building is broken as well. Consider using remote compiler. Other option is to get S^1 version run on FP1. (Is not in general true that S^1 builds don't work on FP1, but not known why not working)
Note: Actually there is no functional reason not to use such FP1 SDK builds for S^1/S^3 as well.
However, this would have the following drawbacks:
For OVI store usage of Qt SDK 1.1 is required. (Carbide building (officially) not allowed). Better comply for first release to avoid additional delays.
FP1 only (officially) supports Qt 4.6.3 . In particular symbian^3 it is a disadvantage if installed with 4.6.3. (Open file dialog). However, probably Ovi store anyway installs 4.7.3 .
Version 1.0.0. built in qt creator (and runs on N82)
Added build Qt 4.6.3/S60_3rd_FP1 build target to carbide.
Changed gcce from 4 to 3.4.3. (else does not compile)
Due to preparation for release to ovi store (see https://github.com/cip/WikiOnBoard/issues/43) wikionboard is built with S^1 (Qt 4.7.3) with Qt SDK. These builds are not compatible with 3rd edition FP1/FP2 Build for FP1/FP2 as well. (Not a standard target of QT Sdk) Note that carbide building is broken as well. Consider using remote compiler. Other option is to get S^1 version run on FP1. (Is not in general true that S^1 builds don't work on FP1, but not known why not working)
Note: Actually there is no functional reason not to use such FP1 SDK builds for S^1/S^3 as well. However, this would have the following drawbacks: