Even though we are not a QML app like other toonstore apps, there's no reason we could not be in their 'store' (all of which is free). My current thinking is a Voorkant button that opens a simple confirmation dialogue, that explains that returning to Toon will take a few minutes.
As for implementation, I do not know if QML apps can execute things, but I do know they can write files, so one approach might be that some voorkant-launcher-daemon is running, waiting for the appearance of some file somewhere, and then it kills qt-gui and starts voorkant-lvgl.
For bonus points (I've been pondering this for a while without a sensible outcome so far), find a way to suspend qt-gui -without- it getting delivered 500 touch events when it resumes, so we can cheaply switch back and forth. chvt does not appear to be the way, it's in the wrong layer.
Even though we are not a QML app like other toonstore apps, there's no reason we could not be in their 'store' (all of which is free). My current thinking is a Voorkant button that opens a simple confirmation dialogue, that explains that returning to Toon will take a few minutes.
As for implementation, I do not know if QML apps can execute things, but I do know they can write files, so one approach might be that some voorkant-launcher-daemon is running, waiting for the appearance of some file somewhere, and then it kills
qt-guiand startsvoorkant-lvgl.For bonus points (I've been pondering this for a while without a sensible outcome so far), find a way to suspend
qt-gui-without- it getting delivered 500 touch events when it resumes, so we can cheaply switch back and forth.chvtdoes not appear to be the way, it's in the wrong layer.