So, if I get this right … Phones will use Qt, tablets will stay Maemo. That’s finally an opportunity for us to work together with the Qt people! I’m looking forward to a future where Nokia will fund all this jing jang. Great!
I guess I’ll soon be preparing Tinymail to be very usable for Qt developers too. Except for a few isolated places where it now requires GMainLoop integration, which I guess on devices will be shared for both Qt and Glib anyway, this should be possible already. The API just needs some C++ wrapping and perhaps an implementation of libtinymailui that uses Qt’s components.
I also started putting .NET bindings in place for the API. These bindings ain’t finished yet. Mike’s Gapi2 GTypeInterface binding generating code works very nice. Just a few compilation errors that I need to fix now (check gtk-sharp’s mailing list).
I sensed some enthusiasm in Rob’s post about all this Nokia and Trolltech stuff. My guess is that Rob is trying to tell us: “jeej! stuff is moving! Let’s go for it!”, but I’m not sure of course. But if that’s what you mean Rob, let’s indeed go for it and make the things in technology move!