Grant Courville wrote:
> The BB10 Qt SDK is pre-Qt5. Also,

really ?  It is specified as 4.8.x ... it supports also x86 systems!


> QNX 6.5 does not include the graphics framework (i.e. composition manager) that is used by BB10.

I don't see a relationship with this version of Qt and the composition 
manager ... but I have still to test it!

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> You will see much more Qt activity from QNX and RIM in the coming months...

There is since a long time a lot of Qt activity from RIM ... also HTML5 
is strong supported by open source solutions.

In the moment I don't see any activities from QSS in order to support Qt 
or first class open source HTML5 solutions.

When I follow the Webinars from QSS I see simply warnings against third 
party software and very old fairy tales about the Linux kernel.
I hope the QSS marketing doesn't believe what they are telling ...
The next Webinare about automative solutions will argue against 
"dangerous" open source third party software.

  How can I belive that QSS will support Qt and HTML5 in the same extent 
as RIM ? Isn't it that QSS is a sub of RIM ??

--Armin



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> Grant
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>> BTW ... the new SDK of BB10 include a complete development environment
>> (Momentics based) for Qt and QNX 6.5 !!
>>
>> --Armin
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>> Dennis Kellly wrote:
>>> Description of a very simple "tabbed" UI app is posted here.  Links to the
>> code are contained within document.
>>> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13676760/tabs.pdf
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