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Qt is working on OpenWrt

qt_openwrt_nanonote

Okay, now some – really little – text I promised…

As you can I see Qt is running inside OpenWrt on the Ben NanoNote of qi-hardware. The device has only 32MB of RAM so this – especially this video I made (qt_openwrt_nanonote.ogm) with it’s coverflow-like 3d and mirroring-effects – shows the great potential of even such embedded hardware.

The Qt packages are not yet committed, I’ll do some cleanups and testing before.

However it’s almost ready to get its way into the OpenWrt packages repository.

6 replies on “Qt is working on OpenWrt”

Great news for me as I should receive my nanonote very soon.
But I’m wondering when Qt will be publicly available for Nanonote and if Abiword will be supported.

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