[00:24] towels|deb: yes, it says so in the into video with sabdfl [00:24] So, do I have to use their little dev kit or could I technically just get their compiler and libraries and make one myself? [00:25] I'd guess the development kit would be the compiler and libraries anyway [00:26] I doubt you'll be tied to the development kit, you should be able to roll your own [00:29] Is it currently supported or no? [00:29] I think only Python and Javascript is at the time. [00:29] I'm not sure though. [00:29] I guess Ubuntu "apps" will work native on the phone too. [00:30] it uses QML, which is part of Qt, which is a C++ tool-kit [00:30] Yes, but they're using python packages and python code in the "tutorial" video. [00:31] I haven't seen those videos, I do know there are python bindings to Qt too, but it's all C++ in the backend [00:32] I would guess it's just easier to do tutorials in python, as there's no compiling/linking involved [05:51] morning guilers~ [05:57] hmm...wrong msg for wrong channel [16:39] evening [16:41] I'm trying to write a QML app that plays sound, but when I try and use QtMultimediaKit i get an error saying it's not installed. How/can I install it? [16:42] marxjohnson: QtMultimediaKit is in the qtmobility package if I recall correctly. [16:43] (and qtmobility-dev for the headers I guess) [16:44] There doesnt seem to be a qtmobility package, qtmobility-dev exists but that doesn't seem to be it [16:45] I'm using the "Ubuntu QML toolkit preview" btw, in case that makes a difference [16:45] http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/gomobile/ [16:46] hmm, it probably does. That's Qt 5. QtMultimediaKit might not even exist in that anymore... [16:47] ah [16:51] so is there not currently likely to be a way to play sound in QML apps? [17:01] marxjohnson: well, the Qt 5 way is QtMultimedia. [17:01] http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtmultimedia/qtmultimedia-index.html [17:10] commandoline: Ah, perfect, thanks! [17:19] marxjohnson: seen https://github.com/ali1234/jono-qml ? [17:19] by ali1234 on irc [17:29] popey: haha check your email [17:57] ☺ [18:06] I asked yesterday but I never got an answer appear in my buffer playback today... How long does it take for a application to be approved to Ubuntu Software Center? [18:07] popey: Maan, that seems awesome! [18:29] mh0: less than a week, depends on how much u've got to fix/change [18:29] hm alright