Answer by tortoisedoc for Wayland Gtk, KDE
Wasnt the n900 chess written in gtk? I still need to beat that machine on expert mode :D
View ArticleComment by gfwp
Ah finally another PP3 owner!!! Sadly my one died falling from my hands. It was really the best I've seen in the last 10y. With full Gnu/linux support runned all the stuff I mentioned in my starting...
View ArticleAnswer by gfwp for Wayland Gtk, KDE
Well, I agree that about themes, touch and whatever: There are going to be problems. But I also do not believe that there will never be a full port of such complex ecosystems like full Libreoffice,...
View ArticleComment by hoschi
I don't think integartion into Silicia is required as for now. Just the necessary dependencies to be able to run Gtk3.
View ArticleAnswer by Venemo for Wayland Gtk, KDE
GTK 3 has supported Wayland for a while. The problem however is not Wayland support but usability. These are also the main reasons why Nokia abandoned GTK after trying to use it in Maemo
View ArticleComment by ApB
I don't care about the downvotes. Anyone who agrees or disagrees is free to up or down it. :) You can also read it as We = those who agree. :P
View ArticleComment by simo
@ApB I'm not talking about understanding your answer, I'm talking about the layout of your answer. And btw I didn't vote it down, I posted a comment for you to correct it instead, for you to avoid any...
View ArticleComment by ApB
I am pretty sure you understand that a patch job of an app with different ui/ux from the native one doesn't cut it in mobile. At least if you want an ecosystem of apps that is coherent. Android...
View ArticleComment by simo
Maybe change `we` to `I` in your answer, i guess many disagrees writing on behalf of us all here
View ArticleAnswer by ApB for Wayland Gtk, KDE
If you need software availability better start writing native apps for SFOS with the functionality you need. We don't need these crap on SFOS nor we need command line apps and tools.
View ArticleComment by hoschi
Being able to run Gtk3 based applications, with the default theme Adwaita, would be great. Jolla is GNU/Linux (contrary to Android, which is Android/Linux) , it could be used as full computer. What I...
View ArticleComment by gfwp
well, reading some more, it looks like the only needed piece of software is xwayland; maybe not that impossible to compile for an intel arch Jolla http://wayland.freedesktop.org/xserver.html
View ArticleWayland Gtk, KDE
HI, still teased, waiting for the tablet, I'd like to add to the wishlist the ability, especially for the tablet, to run gtk and kde native programs, boosting tremendously the software availability....
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