Le 24/11/2012 05:31, Timothy Pearson a écrit :
From what I can tell the KDE4 versions of these tools stink (not my wors, just google kdebluetooth! :-). *If* the KDE3 versions were halfway decent then yes, they should be brought into TDE.
To my understanding, even after porting work will be needed to update to the latest bluez. Possibly for obexftp too. That might mean little more than fixing a few lines of code like we have done with libpng, ffmpeg, etc., or might mean a serious overhaul. I don't know.
Still, if we have some apps that can wrap around those tools and do things like device pairing and file syncing then we have a lot more than we do now.
Darrell
Send me links to the latest versions and I'll throw a TDE-ported version of these two software packages into GIT (I have scripts here that handle the TDE conversion fairly quickly).
Tim
Hello, about kdebluetooth, I had already looked at it before. I've found that the last ubuntu package contained patches for 1.08 so I've used them. I also found and wrote other patches, so that it builds correctly against 3.5.13.1, even without TQT porting.
See here: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/tde-packaging/tree/redhat/extras/kdebluet...
Alas, as said Darell, it does not work with Bluez4 library, only Bluez3. So the application is useless, it does not detect any bluetooth receiver in the computer. I did not find any guide to easily port Bluez3 application to Bluez4.
Francois