7 Jan
2011
7 Jan
'11
9:33 p.m.
On Saturday 08 January 2011 00:05:06 Tiago Marques wrote:
That's why I posted the initial post here. Gambas has Webkit control, and
creates perfect Qt3 applications. A simple working browser already provided
with Gambas as an example. It can open any page and print it. Both Java and
Javascript works well and it uses KWallet from KDE3 to store passwords so I
could login OpenSUSE build service with it (unlike Konqueror). What one needs
is just add some navigation buttons, history log, saving files (and opening
them in external applications), some other settings such as choosing font
size.
I will be
learning how to program in Qt/C++, and I'll be starting within
the next couple days. It will be on my own time (and there isn't much of
it, so it could take awhile), though provided I can use another browsing
engine like WebKit or Mozilla's Gecko, I'd be willing to write a Free
Software browser based on Chrome (not exactly a clone of Chrome, just
something with a lean, configurable interface). Provided that
tqtinterface is working by the time I eventually get it to a usable
state, we should be able to use it in Trinity. Personally, though, I
don't like overly-lean or overly-simple. I need a menu bar,
It's hidden but there.