3dickulus's branch is where the new development is taking place now.
?!?!? uh oh, is that official? maybe I'd better fork it again, I had one but lost it while mucking around with the github features in my IDE... just checked, my name isn't in the list of forks, having my own dedicated web server and network also makes hosting anywhere else seem redundant and I don't really "get" github, total nube on that. I asked for some headsup on here with github but got 0 response.
@Syntopia It is not my intention or desire to take over, just presenting some ideas that I hoped might catch on and make it to the official release coded by someone with better skills and technical aptitude, my version has bugs and flakes (bad coding practices) and I'm not so good at higher math. I have implemented some things requested by FF users but I'm not sure if I did the coding right, if it seems to work I move on to something else (attention span of a gnatt) I'm not sure how "compatible" some of my changes might be with github fork, like no more OS specific build folders, just two files, one CMakeLists.txt for my prefered IDE and one qtcreator.pro file, these two files should be able to handle building for any OS, I also don't want to support Qt4 as the #ifndefs would be cluttering up my view (I feel the same about Win + OSX)
I will continue to hack at and impliment user feature requests like [spacebar] for animation start/stop and infinite looping, just because I find it enjoyable.
on Debian Wheezy (where installing Qt5 would be a nightmare)
you should be able to just install the dev pkgs and libs as they are designed to coexist, Qt4 should still be used by the desktop while Qt5 apps will find what they need, I thought the same thing about SuSE but it's not an issue to have both installed, this should hold true for any *nix based OS
May 17, 2010, 09:44:59 AM
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