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did in some small way :)<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Thanks, for the feedback it really helps.
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 8:28 PM, Nathan
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<div>The prob. is it was never specific, lots of folk
started making noises about Jolla getting it out ASAP*,
there finally was comms about end of Feb, but no
clarification about Linux only.<br>
I believe the original source was via the official
Twitter account, now it may have been further clarified
in subsequent tweets, but that's the prob. with the
medium, there should be a centralised news blog too.<br>
Twitter for engagement, & the news blog for one way
official/finalised comms... Up to you guys though, I
know you have limited time/resources...<br>
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Cheers.<br>
*there was a slightly earlier time-frame, but I can't
recall what that was OTTOMH
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<div dir="ltr">Nathan, sorry for the misleading
comms. For us to improve it would help if you
remind where did you read or hear about the
schedule including all platforms.
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<div>Aw man, you guys should've been way
clearer with that in your comms, you
absolutely made it sound like SDK
-irrespective of platform- is coming by
the end of Feb :(<br>
Thanks for the pointers on the source, i
may have a closer look at some point,
please try to get that beta out ASAP!<br>
Good job though, you guys are travelling
those rough seas <u>fairly well</u>, I'm
rooting for you, everyone in the relevant
communities & even beyond are!
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<pre>Hi all,
I would like to share my setup of how I managed to run the Sailfish
SDK on Mac OS-X. While you could of course run the SDK virtual machine
inside a Linux virtual machine, this would be terribly slow.
Instead, you want to run all three virtual machines, Linux, MerSDK,
SailfishOS Emulator directly on Mac OS.
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<pre>This is a great writeup Martin - thanks for putting the energy in!
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N.B.
I hope the official SDK for OSX/Win is still coming by the end of Feb, as
promised by Jolla.
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<pre>It's certainly coming.
The alpha SDK, released on 25th Feb, offers a pre-packaged installer for Linux.
The beta release will include OS-X and Windows installers - the schedule has not
been announced yet but it won't be today :)
Incidentally the source code for the native aspect of the SDK (ie Qt Creator) is
available and you can build and contribute to the open version of that for OS-X
or Windows today. (nb: by 'open version' I just mean unbranded) Once that is
running you should have no problems using the VDI files you find in the installer.
Incidentally, due to the EULA restrictions, you should extract the VDI files
yourself and not share them.
I'll see what we can do about making the images available in a more
click-through way but most of my energy is going into beta now so no promises or
dates.
David
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