[Qt-embedded-interest] Antwort: Confused : Qtopia vs Qt/Extended vsQt/Embedded??

[Markus Franke]

Dear Pankaj,

I think Qt Embedded is the way you should go. Qtopia and Qt Extended have 
more or less been discontinued. 

What do you mean by "kernel images based on Qtopia"? Qtopia doesn't have 
anything to do with the linux kernel. You can use Qtopia, Qt Extended and 
Qt Embedded on top of any linux kernel.

Btw...we're using Qt Embedded on an ARM9 platform very successful.

Hope this helps,

Markus

qt-embedded-interest-bounces at trolltech.com schrieb am 30.10.2009 11:23:39:

> Hi
> 
> I am a bit confused as to what each one of the three do and
> what to use when. Most development boards still come with
> Qtopia based image but it seems to be discontinued by
> Nokia. Qt/Extended even though also discontinued is available
> as open source as Qt/Extended Improved. Nokia provides
> Qt/Embedded but it doesnt work with kernel Images based
> on Qtopia. All I want is to get my FriendlyARM development board
> working with a Qt/Embedded application using linux framebuffer
> but am not sure whether I need to use Qtopia and/or Qt/Extended
> also to get my board to work. Is there a document that tells in
> details which to use when and how the three are related?
> 
> Thanks
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