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== Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
| − | * xhost: set it to allow connections to everyone from everywhere if you have problems, yes this is bad security | + | There are three ways to get a full MeeGo GUI running: |
| + | * using QEMU (emulating a device) | ||
| + | * using Xephyr (using a chroot) | ||
| + | **Note: only works if you have an Intel graphics card. | ||
| + | **Use xhost: set it to allow connections to everyone from everywhere if you have problems, yes this is bad security "xhost +" | ||
| + | * using a real device | ||
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| + | To build stuff you can either use one of the above three options, or as a fourth (and probably) easier option, you can use qt-creator with madde and its Meego plugin. A problem with this is that there apparently is something wrong if you try to use libmeegotouch. | ||
== Dynamic Languages == | == Dynamic Languages == | ||
This is a page to help developers get up and running for KDE development on Meego.
use Xephyr if you have an Intel graphics card Else use Qemu: http://wiki.meego.com/MeeGo_SDK_Development_Options
There are three ways to get a full MeeGo GUI running:
To build stuff you can either use one of the above three options, or as a fourth (and probably) easier option, you can use qt-creator with madde and its Meego plugin. A problem with this is that there apparently is something wrong if you try to use libmeegotouch.
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