There are situations where you don’t want text to be selected and images to be dragged in your QWebView (See my previous post). Qt does not provide support out of the box, but this is fairly straightforward to do. I wrote a quick hack to demonstrate, get it here.
Almost a year back, I was looking for a maintainer for kdocker. I had practically given up, when out of the blue John contacted me to be the new maintainer. What more, he had already ported it Qt4! That made handing over maintainership to him a no-brainer
Also, KDocker is now moved from sourceforge to launchpad. […]
Integrating the web into desktop apps is now incredibly easy thanks to Qt WebKit. Qt WebKit also allows us to embed any Qt widget inside the html. This feature makes it extremely tempting to develop full blown desktop applications using Qt WebKit – your interface is entirely designed using html/css (instead of .ui) and you […]
It’s been a year and a half since my good friend Roopesh and I started this company, ForwardBias Technologies. Starting our own business has been nothing short of exhilarating and fabulous. Estimating turnover, pricing, talking to customers, deciding company vision/direction is all very very thrilling!
Since inception, we have been focusing our energies on Qt consulting. […]
My tata wimax connection works well most of the time but it has a supremely annoying feature that to get connected, one is redirected to login in their login site (pretty much how the internet connection works in many hotels). If you are idle for sometime, it will auto logoff. Since my internet connection is […]
It’s been a long busy month. With the impending 2.0 release, I have been hacking away polishing up ODF list support for KWord.
Here’s a list of improvements coming up
Support for saving and loading ODF text:list. This was a lot of work. ODF lists are complex beasts. It was major help that […]
I have been using the N810 for a week now. It’s plain awesome – its decently fast and most importantly things just work. The feel of the device is so good compared to my pricy 6110 S60 crap. I am really hoping Nokia will release a maemo based image for 6110 someday.
My previous experience with […]
BESCOM willing, I hope to finish the slides for my talk by tomorrow night.
Standard excuse – I have no time. I am looking for maintainer(s) for KDocker. Unlike it’s name suggests, it’s not a KDE application, it’s plain Qt 3.
Over the years (literally), I have just ignored bugs, feature requests, patches from many (~100) people. Today, I got a mail from Peter Toushkov with updated bulgarian translations. IIRC, […]
As promised in my previous blog post, I have written a couple of tutorials explaining how ODF document editing/saving works in KWord.
Editing ODF
Saving ODF
As before, please feel free to fix it, if you find something obviously wrong. I have to also point out that I wrote the articles primarily so I can help understand the […]