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- What happens with KDE with Qt license shift?
- What happens with KDE with Qt license shift?Could be difficultAfter all, the FSF makes it easy to "upgrade" from the LGPL to the GPL, but not the reverse. No issue if Troll Tech (Nokia?) holds the copyrights on *all* of the code and can prove it, but could be...
- Discussion threads 2009-01-14
- QtLogbook 0.93 (Mac)
- QtLogbook is a logbook spreadsheet application which acts like a spreadsheet, except that it mimics the look of your paper logbook. It also has a report window that helps you determine your pilot time in various aircraft types over different time periods - useful when filling in an FAA 2120...
- Software downloads 2008-02-12
- Nokia buys Trolltech; Gets serious about going cross platform
- Nokia buys Trolltech; Gets serious about going cross platformNot BadThis will help accelerate the proliferation of Linux on mobile devices and even on the desktop.Smart move on Nokia's part.Another milestone for the emerging software marketplace ...More and more we are seeing a marketplace which pits Microsoft with there Windows empire...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-28
- Will Nokia buying Trolltech accelerate mobile Linux?
- Will Nokia buying Trolltech accelerate mobile Linux?Nokia is preparing for phone software becoming a commodity. Nokia willexecute better than anybody else on manufacturing and integrating open source software components. The hand writing is on the wall.By the way, this is very significant in that they are not supporting bothcamps. The...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-28
- Nokia buys Trolltech; Gets serious about going cross platform
- Nokia said Monday that it has acquired Trolltech in a deal that could have big implications for mobile applications. Trolltech provides software development platforms for mobile applications. Earlier this month Trolltech was a big addition to the LiMo Foundation, a mobile consortium that aims to build an...
- Blog posts 2008-01-28
- Will Nokia buying Trolltech accelerate mobile Linux?
- The easy, obvious answer is yes. Nokia's agreement to buy Trolltech for $155 million has to be a big win for mobile Linux. Aren't Trolltech's development products available under open source licenses? Isn't QTopia a leading platform for mobile Linux development? But wait, cynics will...
- Blog posts 2008-01-28
- News to know: Apple shines; Adobe flaw; Enterprise 2.0; The innovation game
- Notable headlines: David Morgenstern: Developers in dark about Leopard GM bug fixes. Larry Dignan: Apple handily tops expectations. Apple: Back to the Mac and the future. Techmeme. Jason O'Grady: AppTapp updated to v.3; works with iPhone 1.1.1. Ryan Naraine: Adobe...
- Blog posts 2007-10-23
- Mr. Martin tear down this wall
- In Madrid today Trolltech announced that its Qtopia Phone Edition for Linux-based mobile phones is being ported to the Neo1973 and will be offered to individuals under GPL 2.0. What this means, in Europe, is that Qtopia Greenphone developers have a second reference platform and form factor...
- Blog posts 2007-09-18
- Can OpenMoko break the wireless monopoly?
- Can OpenMoko break the wireless monopoly?Stylus required?Well, it certainly is a 'break-through' Linux-embedded product, but as a cell-phone user and from a practical standpoint, it's not clear to me if the device is 100% touch screen driven.If not, then I assume you'd have to resort to using the stylus.Using a...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-09
- Skype-Trolltech deal should speed up time-to-market for Skype WiFi apps
- If you are Skype, you really, really want your User Interface to connect smoothly to the operating system used in Skype-certified WiFi handsets.Best way to accomplish this is to choose an application platform that bridges what could be a chasm if not handled well.I am guessing thats a key reason...
- Blog posts 2007-03-21
- Photos: FIC's Linux handset
- A second reprogrammable open Linux handset has been unveiled, only months after Trolltech introduced its Greenphone to developers.
- Image galleries 2006-11-13
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phoneProgramable Phones???If they're going to make the item programable, why are they called phones?It seems to me that a phone's traditional roll was to make calls to others and perhaps keep an address book with a log of calls coming and going, period.When a camera...
- Discussion threads 2006-08-16
- Trolltech programmable phone likely to have uphill battle
- Trolltech programmable phone likely to have uphill battleI see both sides... sortaI can understand why some carriers block certain functions. Obviously they want to sell ring tones silly if you ask me but in many cases the cells simply can't handle the data load that comes with many of...
- Discussion threads 2006-08-15
- Trolltech programmable phone likely to have uphill battle
- Norway-based Trolltech is demonstrating what it calls the first fully reprogrammable handset in hopes of luring phone designers looking to stay with the pace of innovation. But is staying with the pace of innovation the problem? Or is it the carriers? According to Reuters: A major divide that...
- Blog posts 2006-08-15
- New education tools from Microsoft
- New education tools from MicrosoftNew tools?No just another announcement. Interestingly the $5 billion schools spend on "technology" is less than the claimed MS research budget of $7.7 billion in 2004. Kinda puts it into perspective doesn't it.If you want to get your hand on a real productTrolltech has released the...
- Discussion threads 2005-06-28
- Perforce Case Study: Trolltech
- Founded in 1994, Trolltech is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, with offices in Brisbane, Australia; Palo Alto, California; and Beijing, China. In 1999, Trolltech realized it needed to replace its existing software configuration management system, CVS, because CVS was unable to scale to meet its development needs. The Perforce Server sits...
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- Will all the good open source companies be acquired?
- Another one bites the dust. Add SpringSource to the expanding list of independent open source companies that have been gobbled up by proprietary software giants. Let's consider the growing list: IBM's purchase of Gluecode, Novell's purchase of SUSE, Citrix's XenSource deal, Nokia's Trolltech buy,...
- Blog posts 2009-08-12
- What happens with KDE with Qt license shift?
- License discussions are usually about as interesting as watching paint dry, but the news that Nokia is going to use GNU's Lesser General Public License LGPL for the upcoming release of Qt may be a big deal for KDE. Nokia announced today that it would be releasing...
- Blog posts 2009-01-14
- Android has power of a clean sheet
- Android has power of a clean sheetMaybe Android is a big deal?When I first started seeing stories about Android, I figured it was an iPhone wannabe. But, more and more it sounds like my kind of device (os?).This could be the killer app (os?) for phones/PDAs/mp3 players/image viewers.Wow.The key...
- Discussion threads 2008-10-03
- Android sucks oxygen from mobile broadband room
- Android sucks oxygen from mobile broadband roomany other Carriers?So Far it's only T-Mobile. There's all this hype, and I don't work/live in a major city. T-Mobile has the fewest towers in the country and is barely rolling out their G3 network to the major metropolitan areas. ...
- Discussion threads 2008-10-02
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