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So he kissed the Koran. Big deal! We don't need to justify it. The EP used to be appointed by the Sultan. Remember you guys wanted the turban not the mitre.
As an RC I certainly appreciate all the EOs and EO wanna be's explaining how our patriarch can be deposed. Perhaps you might like to help depose him? Of course you'd need to be RC first.
So he kissed the Koran. Big deal! We don't need to justify it.
The EP used to be appointed by the Sultan. Remember you guys wanted the turban not the mitre.
This post gave me autism.
Since when has a Hierarch done anything for you? . . .
Apparently you can get the Juice or Power from a certain Icon.
. . . As far as I know Italy is not under Islamic dictatorship. . . .
Not to stir the pot, but can anyone tell me who the Orthodox-looking man (presumably a patriarch) in this photo is?This is supposed to be a picture from some sort of ecumenical prayer service at Assisi in Italy on October 27, 1986.Note the presence of the Dalai Lama.
The EP used to be appointed by the Sultan. Remember you guys wanted the turban not the mitre.Carpo-Rusyn
I am sorry that EO patriarchs aren't faced with similar pastoral problems, but then again the RCC tends not to be ethnic like the EO's, we take anybody.
. . . All he would have to do is say he is sorry, but instead, the "Pope is always right" crowd try to defend this scandelous action.anastasios
Rome is not under an islamic regime, but remember, the Pope did this when visiting Saddam's Iraq, whose minority Chaldeans were most definitely persecuted. Nobody here has a right to judge. Who knows what would have happened if the Pope mistepped with the Iraqi Muslims?
As for Allah being a amalgam of several Arabic dieties, please cite your source?Calling Allah a demon or Jesus a false prophet displays a extremism that leads people to drive truck bombs.
I don't think the Muslims would've been terribly offended if the Pope respectfully accepted the book, maybe even opened it up and looked at it appreciatively, without kissing it. And I was under the impression (perhaps mistaken) that the Pope never got to visit Iraq. I thought I remembered reading that a delegation from Iraq had to visit the Vatican since he wasn't able to travel there, and they did some stuff in Rome, and it was in this context that the incident happened. When did the Pope visit Iraq?
In Christianity any "revelation" that comes and denies Christ is demonic. There is also evidence to suggest "Allah" comes from combining several pre-Islamic Arab deities. Look no further than Saint Augustine who calles the pagan "gods" demons - are he and I in the same terrorist cell?
When the Buddhist monk did that the RC's immediately ran over and took it down. Also, read the Pope's speech at Assissi. He told the leaders of all religions that peace would only come from Christ.anastasios
Linus,But Paul preached in the Acropolis to the leading pagans of his day. I think getting those fellows there all in once place and then preaching Christ was a good idea. We can see that it didn't have much effect though, so the repeat "Assissi 2" *was* unnecessary.anastasios
However, Catholics accept Muslims as children of Abraham, and worshipers of the one true God, albeit it in a defective way
Linus,I think the issue here is, DID the Buddhists pray to Buddha? Did the Muslims pray to Allah? Does anyone have any texts from Assisi? Maybe we should examine what really went on there.I think it took a lot of guts for JP2 to preach Christ to pagans. Hardly syncretistic. However, as I said before, such a meeting didn't seem to have any effect so there was no need for "Assisi 2"anastasios
I just read what you write, anastasios.Maybe it's not as clear as you think it is.
Perhaps, or perhaps you are just not reading it clearly. I call for the facts to be clear before we go off attacking something. I said that Assisi was a failure but when it happened it wasn't such a bad idea. That's not supporting it. You saying I did was putting words in my mouth.anastasios
However, Catholics accept Muslims as children of Abraham, and worshipers of the one true God, albeit it in a defective way. The kiss was meant as a sign of this belief and respect for Muslims not an endorsement of Isalm itself. However, given the kissing of the Altar, the Gospel, Icons and each other is a liturgical act it should not have been done because of the confusion it creates.
As usualy, Stavro, you are a wealth of information. I was aware of the early history here, but not the tie-ins in the Quran. I have two translations of that book and do sometimes read a verse or so; but I just can't bring myself to read the whole thing.Thanks, again.Demetri
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It looks like some users who have Gmail on their Windows Phone 8 devices are experiencing syncing issues that eventually cause the email app to crash. The problem seems independent of hardware (so 8X and 920 users are affected) and is tied to Gmail specifically.
The problem occurs with the People Hub and linked contacts constantly syncing. Likewise, when people head to their Gmail inbox, it too is stuck on a constant sync and may even crash when one attempts to scroll the message list. Over in our forums, user moc426 made the above video of the phenomenon occurring, a test which site WinSource has also validated as happening on their HTC 8X.
Besides the app crashing, constant failed-syncing of anything is never good and may be related to all of those battery-life complaints. To paraphrase the internet: 'This kills the phone'.
Now for even worse news: deleting the account on the phone will do nothing to fix this and in fact it requires you hard reset the device to stop the syncing...
This appears to be tied to Google's non-standard implementation of IMAP2 and may depend on which method you use to set up Gmail. In other words, seeing as this problem just popped up, Google may have altered something on their backend in the last 48 hours resulting in these stability issues.
On Windows Phone 8 when you set up a Google Mail account you are offered two options: 'Email only' or 'Email, contacts and calendar'. That latter option is the push-IMAP2 version while 'Email only' is POP and will give you just 15-minute sync periods.
Although we have not yet verified we're going to bet that the issue is due to Google's ever-changing IMAP2 settings, which are having a severely negative impact on Windows Phone. Because of that we recommend users perhaps forgo the 'Email, contacts and calendar' option and just use 'Email only' as POP tends to be more stable.
A third method, which we have not verified, would be to set it up as an Exchange ActiveSync account, (Even Rene Ritchie over at iMore suggests this method as Google doesn't play nice with Apple products either.)
- Settings
- Email + Accounts
- Add an Account
- Advanced Setup
- Enter in Gmail email address/Password
- Exchange ActiveSync
- Domain = blank
- Server = m.google.com
Once again, we cannot verify at this point if the above method works (or even if it's different from the automatic Google email setup) but it may be worth a shot for those of you need contact and calendar sync.
We're contacting Microsoft over the matter for guidance and will follow up if any new information comes forward. In the meantime, may we suggest that you start considering moving to a more standardized service like Outlook.com? You can read our previous articles and tutorials on how to do that here: http://www.windowscentral.com/tags/outlookcom
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To get us started doing something useful with Qt Designer, we are going to build a simple program that will show you the power of Qt Designer and KDevelop. I hope that this will help you to create your first "real" KDE application.
KDevelop will help you to build a complete KDE application. The KDE project uses the autoconf and automake tools for KDE 3.x, and KDevelop will provide you with all the necessary files (admin directory, Makefile.cvs, Makefile.am,...).
Qt Designer is part of the qt-3.2.x package and above. If you have an older Qt on your system, you should get at least this version. At the time of writing, Qt latest version is 3.3.2.
Please remember to check if you have all the qt-related packages installed. You need the qt headers in order to compile this tutorial application. These headers usually come in the devel package. You also need to be sure you have designer. In some distributions, it comes in a separate package.
To check if you have everything, do a:
locate qstring.h
If you get something like /usr/lib/qt3/include/qstring.h then you can set your QTDIR variable to /usr/lib/qt3/. In bash environment, this is done by typing:
export QTDIR= /usr/lib/qt3
You can download the tarball from the Trolltech website, or get the qt-copy module from SVN. Please note that Qt for Linux is GPL.
For an explanation for how to use anonymous SVN, get the qt-copy and kde modules and compile them, please see a great documentation at Using Subversion with KDE.
You must then set the QTDIR environment variable. This should point to the directory into which you installed Qt. In bash, for example, you would type:
export QTDIR= /usr/local/qt
provided that /usr/local/qt is the directory into which you installed Qt. Please read the INSTALL file for more details.
You then compile by issuing the following commands, here is the recommended compile line:
./configure -system-zlib -qt-gif -system-libpng -system-libjpeg \
-plugin-imgfmt-mng -thread -no-exceptions -debug -fast
The command make install is not needed.
Qt Designer is located in the bin directory of your Qt installation directory. You can run it by typing:
in a console.
To compile Qt from source, please see Trolltech's Qt/X11 Open Source Edition page.
KDevelop 3 should be part of your distribution. Pre 3 versions of KDevelop were nicknamed Gideon, but they are obsolete now.
KDevelop can be downloaded from the KDevelop website, under the Quick download heading.
To compile KDevelop 3, you need qt-3.1.0 or higher and kdelibs-3.1.0 or higher. The environment variables QTDIR and KDEDIR should point to those directories.
Don't forget to set up the KDE and Qt paths. The most common errors while using KDevelop come from the environment variables not set up properly. Check in a console by issuing the command set to see all your environment variables. You should set your PATH variable as follow as well as your LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
export PATH=$QTDIR/bin:$KDEDIR/bin:$PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$QTDIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
If you have any problem getting KDevelop running, please refer to the KDevelop Forum to find the answer to your problem.
If you never used KDevelop before, try to create a new project and to compile it to get used to the interface and the icons.
Please refer to Downloading KDevelop 3.4 and Compiling KDevelop 3.4.
The framework in which our program will sit in (i.e. the main window) can be done easily and quickly by using KDevelop. Start KDevelop and select New Project in the Project menu. The Application Wizard appears then. Choose a C++ -> KDE -> Simple KDE Application. Fill in the blank lines with the project name SigCreate, your name as author, and your email. Refer to this screen shot as a reference.
Click on Next. Have a look to the CVS option and the header templates. Then click on Finish on the last screen. KDevelop creates all the files that you need to compile your project. You can use the file selector to view the code of the 3 files which are main.cpp, sigcreate.cpp and sigcreate.h, as shown here.
Once the Application Wizard has created your application, compile it to ensure that everything is fine. To do that, select Build -> Run automake & friends then Build -> Run configure. The Messages output window should say
" Good - your configure finished. Start make now
so you can run make with Build -> Build Project (or using the F8 shortcut). Then Build -> Install. Then Build -> Execute program (or F9). The result is shown here.
Qt Designer is a tool for designing and implementing user interfaces. It helps you arranging your widgets on a form and adding a proper layout so your interface can be resized properly. I recommend that you read the Qt Designer manual to know everything about Qt Designer. Qt Designer includes a code editor but we'll use KDevelop to edit and modify all code.
We will now create the interface of our application using Qt Designer. A form from Qt Designer is saved with a .ui extension because it is then processed by the uic program to generate a .h and .cpp files. KDevelop takes care of that, the only thing we need to do is to create the form.
In KDevelop, click on File -> New and fill the dialog window that appears. First write the file name: sigcreatedlg and select what new file you want in the combobox: here we want a Widget (.ui). Please be sure that Add to project is checked, this ensures that the Makefile.am is updated. Refer to this screen shot.
Click the OK button. The Automake manager dialog then pops up. Click the OK button for this dialog as well.
If the new file sigcreatedlg.ui is not open in Qt Designer, open the Automake Manager, right-click on the file and select Open With, then Qt Designer. Qt Designer will open.
The Qt Designer interface is essentially split into three areas. On the left is the toolbox, where you can select your widgets. On the right, several dialogs can be selected. I'll keep only the Property Editor dialog (I close the 2 others). Your widgets can be fine tuned to behave how you want them to. You can choose the size of the widget, its background color (palette), and so on. Between those 2 windows is the Form, your program window, within which you will design your user interface.
Each time you want to use Qt Designer, you should have a precise visual idea of the design of your interface. You can see in this picture what the program will be like. It is a window with a number of different items (or widgets) on it, designed so that the user puts the right information in the right boxes. You should always design your program from the user's point of view, as it must be easy to use.
This application creates an email signature, which is then displayed on the screen. The user should enter her/his name, email address, and then select one of three comments. When you click the Create! button, the generated signature is shown in a MultiLineEdit. When you click Cancel, the program quits.
Go back to the Qt Designer window with the new dialog open. You will see that the property editor has been filled with details about the form you have created. The first line in the Property Editor shows the name of the form which is Form1. Click on the field with this name to change it and type SigCreateDlg. This will form the class name of the dialog so you should name it something useful.
To change properties, select the property you wish to change, then alter its setting on the right. Change the Caption property to "SigCreateDlg v.01". We will now begin to add widgets on our dialog.
To start, we will insert the text at the top of the program window, which can be seen here. This text tells the user how to operate the program. This type of widget is called a Label and you can put one on your program like this:
You follow pretty much the same procedure for embedding any type of widget that is supported by Qt Designer; select it, drag it, and finally, change its properties and size.
An interesting concept in Qt Designer is that widgets can act as containers for other widgets. This will be demonstrated in our next task, which is to create the input fields inside the frame. You can see that in Picture 8 we have a bunch of labels and text boxes inside a frame. This frame is called a Group Box and acts as a container for the labels and text boxes inside it. Let's first create the frame by selecting the GroupBox in the Toolbox dialog->Containers or Tools->Containers->GroupBox from the menubar. You can drag the mouse to create the box just below the Label you put before. In the Property Editor you can change the title property to alter the text in the frame. Put Details in the title text field. You may notice a + symbol in this entry in the Property Editor. This indicates that the property has subproperties that can also be changed.
Once you have created the frame (i.e the GroupBox), create three more labels as before but when you draw them, draw them inside the GroupBox frame. You can then see in the Object Explorer box (Windows menu -> Views -> Object Explorer) to the right that the labels have become children of the GroupBox frame. See this image.
Change the text of labels by double-clicking on it.
Once you have done this you can then create the text boxes. They will allow the user to type in text like his(her) name and email address. We use the simplest type of text boxes: a widget called QLineEdit which allows the user to enter one line of text only. You have to create two QLineEdit widgets for the name and the email address. You choose the menu Tools then the entry Input then LineEdit and you draw it beside the 'Your Name' Label. Do the same below for the address.
The witty comment will be selected by the user. We use a ComboBox which will present the user with three comments. Click on the ComboBox icon or select it via the Tools-> Input-> ComboBox menu. Draw it beside the Witty Comment label. Then double-click on it. You will be presented with a box into which you can add the contents of the combo box. Click on the 'New Item' button and type in your comment in the text box at the right. Then click again on 'New Item' for the second and third comments. Click on OK when you have finished.
Adjust the size of the different widgets so they are nicely placed.
Up to now, we have not named any of the widgets that are being placed in our program. It is useful to set an internal name for widgets so we can call them after in the program. Labels don't perform any action so they don't need to be named but other widgets do. It is the case now for our text boxes. We'll need to manipulate the data from the three input widgets (i.e. read the text) so we should give them a name. Names should be easily recognized later and they should make sense. The names are assigned via the name property on the top of the Property Editor. We name the top LineEdit nameBox and the second one mailBox. We name the ComboBox commBox. This will allow us to access the comments. So click on each LineEdit and then besides Name in the Property Editor write nameBox and mailBox. Then click on the ComboBox and name it commBox.
We finish the graphical design by adding a label with 'Generated Signature' as text. Below it, we put a TextEdit (Tools->Input->TextEdit') where the generated signature will be displayed. We name it 'sigBox'. And then we add two PushButtons at the bottom ('Create!' and 'Cancel'). They don't need names but you can give them some if you want.
Save your form. You can now have a quick preview by selecting the menu Preview-> Preview Form. This is the form before layout management.
This section describes the layout management. If you resize the preview window you will then notice that the widgets do not adjust appropriately. They are not resized. To improve things, we need to use a feature in Qt called spacers. Spacers are like virtual springs that push the widgets on each side apart.
The use of spacers and layout management is a skill that is developed through trial and error. The main thing to remember when dealing with spacers is that you work horizontally first and then vertically.
We will first use spacers to center the text in the top box. Resize your label so that it only get the size of the text. Then we add two spacers, one at each side. Choose the 'spring' icon or menu Layout-> Add Spacer. You adjust each of the spacers horizontally. Click the space to the left of the text and the blue spacer will appear . Repeat the same procedure for the right. Then add a spacer on the right of the 'Generated Signature' label, and a last one on the left of the the 'Create!' pushbutton. Please use this image as a reference.
Now that we have spacers to fill blank space, we need a proper layout management. This will allow the widgets to be nicely resized whenever the main window is resized. It is really compulsory to have good layout management. Again, try to resize several times to see if everything is in place. We can use Vertical or horizontal layout or grid management. The top row of widget is horizontal (spacer + label + spacer) so we need Horizontal management. We need to select the three widgets alltogether: click on the first spring, then click on the label while holding down Shift, then on the second spring while holding down Shift. Then click on the Horizontal Layout icon or menu Layout-> Lay Out Horizontally. You will then see a resizable red line around the three objects to indicate that their layout is being managed. Resize the red box if it needs to.
We can now repeat this procedure for the three labels inside the GroupBox, this time using vertical layout management. The same vertical management for the two LineEdit and the ComboBox. It is better to use vertical management to keep the object aligned. If we use horizontal management for each label + text box then they will not stay aligned and equally sized. Horizontal management is needed for the label with the spacer and another one for the two pushbuttons and the spacer.
To finish the layout, we need to let the form look after the laid-out boxes. We put everything in a grid. This is done by right clicking the form and selecting "Lay Out in a Grid" from the menu. The final design with layout lines should resemble something similar to this image.
Signals and Slots are used for communication between Qt objects. The signal/slot mechanism is a central feature of Qt and probably the part that differs most from other toolkits which often use callbacks. In Qt, a signal is emitted by a widget when a particular event occurs, very often triggered by the user like for example pressing a button or writing something in a LineEdit. A slot is simply a function that is called in reponse to a particular signal.
Now the widgets are implemented and the layout is arranged the final thing we need to do in the design stage of the form is to create the signal/slot connections. To do this manually requires a connect() function but Qt Designer provides a simple yet effective solution. To create the signal/slot connections we need to use the connecting tool. To do this either select the icon (it looks like a red arrow going into a green square) or select Tools-> Connect Signals/Slots from the menu (or use the F3 shortcut key). To create a connection, click on the form on the widget that is going to be dealing with the slot, drag the line off the form and release the mouse button.
Let's deal first with the Create! button. Click first on the Connect Signal/Slot icon or select it from the Tools menu or use the F3 key. Then click on the Create! button with the crosshair and drag the line off the form completely. When you have released the mouse button you will see the connections tool shown here.
What we want to do is to create a slot that will create our signature when the user clicks on the Create! button. The signal will be clicked() (you may choose among five signals for a QPushButton) and we need to create the slot then make the connection.
To create the slot we need to click on the Edit Slots button. The slot creation box then appears. See this example. Now click on the New Function button and a slot will appear in the box. Instead of new_slot() rename it to slotCreateSig() and leave the access specifier as public. When you click on OK you will be returned to the connections box and you will see your new slot in the Slots section of the box.
To make a connection you simply select the appropriate signal (which is clicked() in our case) and then select the slot (which is our new slot slotCreateSig()). When you have selected both signal and slot you will see the connection made at the bottom of the screen. After you are finished click OK.
Repeat the procedure for the Cancel button by using the clicked() signal and the close() slot. You are now done with the signals and slots.
In this tutorial, we use KDevelop subclassing tool in Automake Manager. If you have KDevelop version which has not that capability, then please go to Chapter 7 where I explain this step without the subclass tool.
Here we start with the KDE simple project named SigCreate and the sigcreatedlg.ui that we have added in our project. In the Automake Manager, in the section sigcreate (Program in bin) you must have three files: sigcreatedlg.ui, sigcreate.cpp and main.cpp. The project must compile and give the main window as in picture 3 (creating.html).
As the sigcreate class is no use for us, we will remove it and use it for subclassing the sigcreatedlg.ui file. In the Automake Manager, right click on sigcreate.cpp and select Remove and a dialog pops up. Please check 'Also Remove it from disk'. Then do the same with sigcreate.h. This is the way to remove obsolete files from your project and the Makefile.am will be updated. Remember to run automake & friends and configure before compiling your project again. We will not do it right now because we will make other changes. We will now use the class name SigCreate for the subclass.
In the Automake Manager, in sigcreate (program in bin), right click on sigcreatedlg.ui and choose Subclass Widget... from the context menu that appears. Then fill in the subclass name which is SigCreate. Check the box: Reformat source and click on OK. Say No then about adding these files in cvs as we did not enable this in our project. Note You can see that the slot we created in designer is listed here and checked, the method will be implemented in the generated files. If you uncheck it, the code will not be generated in your class.
(The subclass dialog Image)
We have to suppress some lines in main.cpp as the KDE simple project template refers to a KMainWindow which is usually the base class used. But here, SigCreate is based on QWidget. You have to remove all the lines between KApplication app; and return app.exec(); except the ones I keep here:
SigCreate *mainWin = 0;
mainWin = new SigCreate(); app.setMainWidget( mainWin ); mainWin->show();
Then you implement the slot by adding the following lines in the parenthesis of:
void SigCreate::slotCreateSig()
to implement the slot
sigBox->append(nameBox->text()); sigBox->append(mailBox->text()); sigBox->append(commBox->currentText());
and also the corresponding headers of course:
#include <qlineedit.h> #include <qcombobox.h> #include <qmultilineedit.h>
</code< Run Build -> Run automake & friends, Build-> Run Configure, Build -> Build Project, Build -> Install (or Build->Install as root user), Build -> Execute Program. That's it! The program is working!
(Picture 20)
A few more words about signals and slots. The signals and slots mechanism is type safe: the signature of a signal must match the signature of the receiving slot (for example, you will connect valueChanged(int) with a slot having an int as argument). And another thing to keep in mind is that all classes that inherit from QObject or one of its subclasses (e.g. QWidget) can contain signals and slots.
All the strings used in KDE program must be wrapped in the i18n() function (klocale.h as header) because all KDE projects are translated. Please see the KDE Translation HowTo to learn more about i18n to make translations for an application.
This is a short resume on how to work with KDevelop and QtDesigner.
When your own project is finished, you may like to have one or several translations for the GUI. Here is how you can do that.
Install a patched gettext that you can find on developer.kde.org and install it in your home directory. The patched gettext can be found there : http://public.kde.planetmirror.com/pub/kde/devel/gettext-kde/
$ tar xvzf gettext-0.10.35-kde.tar.gz $ cd gettext-0.10.35-kde $ ./configure $ make $ mkdir -p ~/bin $ cp src/gettext src/xgettext ~/bin # copy gettext and xgettext into your HOME/bin directory $ export PATH=~/bin:$PATH
Then, go into your project directory :
$ cd /path/to/myproject
Set KDEDIR to match your kde installation - on my Mandrake it is /usr This path can also be found by doing "kde-config --prefix"
$ export KDEDIR=`kde-config --prefix` # or export KDEDIR=/usr
Then create the translations files :
$ make -f admin/Makefile.common package-messages
Translate the .po files using kbabel These files are in the po directory of your project.
$ make package-messages $ sudo make install
KDE application names generally start with the letter K followed by a name suggesting what the program does. For example, KMail is very simple and tells the user that this is indeed a KDE application and about email. A good practice is to choose an english name for the name that follows the K. Of course, this is just an indication and you are free to do what you want. But a good name can help to get your program known quicker.
Comments should be in English as it is really easier if someone else has a look at your code.
Class names usually are also in English and the names must indicate what the class does. Good examples: TopLevel, CursorInterface, TaskManager. Note the upper case letters and remember that C++ is case-sensitive.
Function names usually begin with a lower case letter and here are examples of good names:
void activateRaiseOrIconify();
void toDesktop(int);
void windowAdded(WId);
Code indentation can be whatever you like as long as the code is visible for other developers. Always keep in mind that other people will have a look in your code and try to make it easy to read.
Your program interests people, you feel you have time to really work on it, you need more feedback and help for improving it. You also agree to release it under the GPL license or equivalent. You can ask for a cvs account to import it in kdenonbeta. The kdenonbeta module is quite big and is not distributed with the official KDE. It is not packaged nor translated and feature freeze does not apply to kdenonbeta. Its purpose is to allow other developers to work on your application and to test it. Of course, you will need qt-copy, arts and kdelibs from cvs HEAD at least. Please see a tutorial here on how to get started for compiling KDE from cvs HEAD. Note When your application has the most important features, when it's totally KDE compatible (i18n, xml GUI, ect.), you will be able to ask for moving it in a KDE official package.
In order to get a cvs account, please follow theses instructions. Send a mail to sysadmin (at) office (dot) kde (dot) org to justify why you need cvs access. Tell that you want to import your application (app_name) in the kdenonbeta module. Make sure to specify your full name and e-mail address, if the From field in your mails doesn't specify them. You can also choose a nickname for your user login. You can currently choose between the standard non-encrypted CVS protocol (pserver) and the encrypted CVS-over-ssh. If you choose pserver, send also an encrypted password (for instance using useradd dummy ; passwd dummy ; grep dummy /etc/passwd /etc/shadow). If you choose CVS-over-ssh, send a public ssh key (e.g. ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub).
Wait for the answer from a KDE sysadmin.
Once you have compiled at least qt-copy, arts and kdelibs, you need to check out kdenonbeta files. Log in the cvs server with your login user and password.
$ cvs co -l kdenonbeta $ cd kdenonbeta $ cvs co admin (or ln -s ../kde-common/admin .admin)
You copy your project main dir with everything in kdenonbeta and then, in your project main dir, you issue a:
$ make disclean
All the .o files must be gone. You can also remove by hand all Makefile, Makefile.in (not Makefile.am) and all kdevelop related files. Remove the admin, autom4te.cache, debug, doc, po and templates folders. You must just keep some files and the src subdir. Then, you cd .. to go back in kdenonbeta and you type:
$ make -f Makefile.cvs $ ./configure --prefix=$KDEDIR $ cd your_project_name $ make $ su -c 'make install'
All these steps must go well. If there are errors, you should be able to correct them by carefully reading the error message. If you are really stuck, please go to IRC and ask on #kde or #kde-devel, someone will help you.
then, in kdenonbeta dir:
$ cvs add your_project_name $ cvs add your_project_name/* $ cvs add your_project_name/src $ cvs add your_project_name/src/* $ cvs commit
You get the window (vi editor as default) where you can log your message. It's a good practice to note what your commit is about. In your case, you will say (type i first if you are in vi to get in edit mode):
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I started my Windows 8 programmer career in September 2010, when I moved into my new office at Microsoft, down the hall from the Visual Studio 2012 team and the Windows Library for JavaScript team (WinJS). Having now written programs for two years on an operating system that's been generally available for only four months means that I'm often asked how programmers should approach this new platform.
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For example, the SkyDrive app not only allows you to browse the files in your SkyDrive account, but it's also a File and Folder "provider," so when you want to open a file from a Win8 app, the file and folder dialogs know to let you choose something in SkyDrive as well as on your local computer. The app that's requesting the file doesn't need to know or care that the file is coming from SkyDrive the operating system takes care of that, in the same way it maintains the Clipboard. Other contracts include Search, Settings, Share, and Contact Picker, just to name a few.
In addition to the contracts, which allow you to integrate your app with other installed apps, the Win8 Start Screen also enables a great deal of integration with Live Tiles, Badges, Notifications, and the Lock Screen. Live Tiles are especially important, as they represent a key differentiator of the "Metro style" UI shared between Windows Phone, Windows 8, and the XBOX.
And speaking of differentiators, another key thing you should do in your app is just that: differentiate. When you read the guidelines that describe Win8 UI style, you'll hear a great deal about the Windows 8 way of arranging data, using the contracts, providing the right animations, consuming the right gestures, using the right fonts, and so on. However, once you've gotten your head around the Win8 UI style, you'll need to bend or even break some of the rules so that your app stands out from the crowd. Your app must have personality as well as functionality, if it's going to be featured as a top app in the Store and get you the reputation and revenue it deserves.
With Windows 8 and the Windows Store, we're at the beginning of a new era of Windows, which brings devices, touch, and UX design to the foregroud while keeping desktop apps running well, too. The future is going to bring great changes as we learn how to design apps for this new world. Stick around. We're just getting started!
Chris Sells is the VP of the Developer Tools Division at Telerik. He's written several books, including Building Windows 8 Apps in JavaScript, Programming WPF, Windows Forms 2.0 Programming, and ATL Internals. In his free time, Chris makes a pest of himself on Microsoft forums and mailing lists.


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You'll need to install either the 32-bit or 64-bit version of SDK for Microsoft Windows 7 or higher running on a least a Core-generation Intel processor. The SDK installation will add the camera drivers, which Windows will automatically detect and configure. For the camera to capture gestures properly, position it so that it sits on top of a monitor and angle it such that it captures a field of view as would a typical webcam. Unlike the Microsoft Kinect, distinct gesture captures for the Creative hardware work best between roughly 6 and 12 inches from the camera. You can verify this distance check by running the gesture_viewer.exe sample application that comes with the SDK.
Figure 1: Running the Gesture Viewer sample application.
Next, check out some of the free demos that Intel has posted for download from their Showcase Applications Web page to see some interesting uses of the technology in action. These samples include games like SoftKinetic's Ballista and Fingertapp's Kung Pow Kevin to other playful SoftKinetic graphic demos like Lightning and Solar System.
Figure 2: Create the Solar System with a show of hands.
These showcase applications will give you an idea of some of the possibilities that gesture-based computing can be used for, but they are just the tip of the iceberg. There is much more that awaits in the SDK samples, ranging from face tracking, to text-to-speech and voice recognition, along with the various gesture analysis examples.
Before diving into the code itself, it's worthwhile to spend a few hours reading over the various SDK reference manuals and guides. These can be downloaded from Intel's website.
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The Perceptual Computing 2013 SDK Beta I used for this article still qualified as beta for a reason. I was reminded of this fact several times while developing my own perceptual computing-based applications. The first issue I encountered had to do with Visual Studio 2012. Due to the changes that Microsoft made in Visual C++, the SDK samples refused to compile. Fortunately, there was a simple fix. After opening the
libpxcutils common library project in the SDK samples folder, and then recompiling the source code for that dependency, the samples were back up and ready to go. Intel provides the C++ sample code in Listing One to confirm that you're connected to the camera:
Listing One: Confirming the SDK is working.
#include "stdafx.h" #include "pxcsession.h" #include "pxcsmartptr.h" int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) { PXCSmartPtr<PXCSession> session; PXCSession_Create(&session); for (int i=0;;i++) { PXCSession::ImplDesc desc; pxcStatus sts=session->QueryImpl(0,i,&desc); if (sts<PXC_STATUS_NO_ERROR) break; wprintf(L"Module: %s, iuid=0x%x\n",desc.friendlyName,desc.iuid); } return 0; }
Running the application will also help to verify that the SDK and your library paths have been properly configured. It will also list all the Perceptual Computing SDK modules that have been installed and are available for SDK development.
A typical Perceptual Computing application involves a four-step process: session creation via
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Figure 3: Running the UV Map helps to distinguish subject matter from background.
Abstract Interfaces include
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PXCAudio (and its nine member functions) for audio capture, and
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UtilPipeline (covering essential frame data, capture, face analysis, finger tracking, and voice-recognition functions) interfaces to perform synchronized reads of incoming color and depth streams.
Other modules include Face Detection, Analysis, and Recognition (
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PXCGesture), Voice Recognition (
PXCVoiceRecognition), and Synthesis (
PXCVoiceSynthesis) via a Dragon Speaking add-in. There is also support for third-party modules and game engines like Unity, Processing, and openFrameworks, and as well as the creation of your own Perceptual Computing modules.
Figure 4: Face recognition is another functional aspect available in the Perceptual Computing SDK.


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EDIT: Apparently the cap rollover will continue beyond 2013. This creates even more incentive for Seattle not to spend a ton of money.
In past years I'd be doing an offseason plan right now. Those are pretty fun. The problem is, it's hard to get a good gauge of what is realistic two months before free agency begins. So this year, I'm just going to discuss what I think the offseason could realistically look like, and worry about drafting up an offseason plan when free agency is upon us and we have a pretty good idea of who should be available.
Now a word from our GM:
One of the cool things about John Schneider is how he is refreshingly honest and frank about his intentions and past decisions. He told us how Barron and Kuechly topped his draft board along with Irvin last year, and he recently admitted that he nearly drafted Andy Dalton or Jabaal Sheard over James Carpenter in 2011. In his end of season interviews, he almost always tells us what he's going to do, whether it's target pass rushers or fast linebackers, and then he's gone out and done exactly that. He even hinted at a QB he liked that "nobody is talking about" months before the 2012 draft. I think we know who that QB is now. It's a stark contrast from Tim Ruskell, who though predictable, often kept his cards very close to his chest, and wouldn't hesitate to misdirect to throw the scent off the trail.
Like any GM, Schneider tends to be at least somewhat cryptic and his statements are up for interpretation. Here are my takes on the info we have available:
1: Both Pete Carroll and John Schneider talked about adding pass rush help this offseason.
2: John Schneider hinted at a very specific group of linebackers in the draft. In retrospect I think he might regret this statement. "Underclassmen linebackers" sounds vague until you look it up. There are only 4 of them, and only 2 of them would clearly qualify as "fast" linebackers (Alec Ogletree and Jelani Jenkins).
3: John Schneider seemed to really like this year's WR group, a year after he spurned the previous WR class.
4: A Seahawks scout was seen talking to Sylvester Williams, indicating that Seattle is perhaps considering DT as a 1st round possibility.
5: John Schneider talked about there being "unique" pass rushers in this draft.
6: John Schneider said the team would focus on signing their own free agents while they "dabble" in free agency.
In addition to those statements, we also have 3 previous offseasons to help us understand Schneider's MO. Based on that, here is what I expect the Seahawks offseason to look like:
Free agency:
According to John Clayton, Seattle has an estimated $18.3 million in 2013 cap space thanks to roughly $12 million from the 2012 rollover. That's a lot of incentive to spend, but on the other hand Seattle has to be careful to not burden future years with big contracts.
It's been a long time since I've seen a free agency with so many big names, particularly at WR and DL. That said, I look at John Schneider's MO and it paints a consistent picture of a "wait and see" buyer. Even his biggest free agent acquisitions: Sidney Rice, Zach Miller, and Matt Flynn were all players that sat in free agency for a while and didn't develop the market that their talent level deserved for various reasons. Tarvaris Jackson, Jason Jones, and Alan Branch were also notable signings Seattle made after those players failed to develop much of a market.
Will Seattle break the bank for Wes Welker, Mike Wallace, or the guy who believes in his smelf? That seems unlikely. But in a year where there are so many big name WRs, you might see players like Dwayne Bowe or Danny Amendola not getting the market they hoped for. Maybe it won't be Bowe or Amendola specifically, but I think when we are talking about the kinds of free agents Seattle might pursue, that's the kind of mentality we have to put ourselves into.
Scottemojo sent me a message earlier today talking about how impressed he's been with Oakland DT Desmond Bryant (not the Dallas WR, in case of any confusion). Scott has a subscription to NFL Game Rewind. After going back and watching several of Bryant's games, he had a glowing review which I'm guessing he'll be sharing with the rest of us pretty soon. He also had nice things to say about Tennessee TE Jared Cook. Cook is a very athletic TE that's caught my eye a few times also. I'll leave the details to Scott.
Oakland is tight against the cap. They might have Bryant test free agency out of necessity. In a free agency class that might include Henry Melton, Randy Starks, Cliff Avril, and Michael Bennett, it's easy to see a player like Bryant being overlooked in the early days of free agency. For that matter, we might see the same thing with Jason Jones or Alan Branch. Whichever player seems the most under-appreciated will be the player I expect John Schneider to go for.
This approach makes more sense than ever for Seattle in 2013, because low-key free agents tend to sign shorter contracts, and Seattle's budget situation strongly prefers short term contracts. A 1 year deal like the one they signed Jason Jones for last year would be a great way of spending money in 2013 without burdening the team's chances of signing back their own players in 2014.
Or to put it another way, John Schneider is like the guy who buys his Halloween candy on Nov. 1st, and his Christmas presents on Dec. 26th. He's a bargain shopper to his core. Rather than dreaming about top free agents or trading for megastars with $16 million a year contracts, we should probably be looking at players who won't be the first to fly off the shelves first during the NFL's equivalent of Black Friday.
Here are a few players I think might fit that criteria:
Desmond Bryant:
I don't think a whole lot of people outside of Oakland know how good Bryant is. Alan Branch had a good, under the radar performance in his final season with the Cardinals before signing here. Don't be surprised if Seattle makes a move for Bryant if he sits out there for more than a couple of days.
Fred Davis:
Fred Davis is the top free agent TE, but will his recent injury history scare away suitors?
Jared Cook:
Cook is a very fluid athlete and just posted a 500+ yard season catching passes from two mediocre QBs. He's not a big name, but he could be a nice addition.
Alan Branch / Jason Jones:
Branch might see a pay raise if Gus Bradley starts a bidding war, but I'm not expecting a huge market for the still under-rated Branch. Jason Jones has more questions about him now than he had in 2012. I'm not sure Seattle wants Jones back, but if they did, he'd be cheap.
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie:
After two disappointing seasons while being mismatched in the Eagles zone heavy secondary, DRC will hit free agency with a lot less shine than what he had a couple years ago. From the sounds of things, Chip Kelly is going to overhaul the Eagles roster and a lot of big names will not last long. It seems very likely that DRC will hit free agency, and while I don't think he'll come dirt cheap, he probably won't be getting huge offers.
Brandon Browner is turns 30 in 2014 and might be playing his final season in Seattle, and the Seahawks still don't have a firm idea who their 3rd corner is. DRC is 6'2" and has skills that would fit in with Seattle's backfield philosophy. He's just 26 years old. If he's willing to sign a reasonable deal, this could make a lot of sense for Seattle. He's young enough that a bounce back season could make him a great trade chip if his contract becomes a problem in the future.
Danny Amendola:
Oft injured and limited to a slot role, Amendola isn't likely to command a huge payday. For the right price, Amendola could make for good competition with Baldwin and help improve our WR depth without spending much money.
Osi Umenyiora:
On paper, Umenyiora seems to be declining, but it's not easy to tell given how many great pass rushers New York rotates in. Stat pages track games and starts, but not reps. Umenyiora is on the down slope of his career, but it would be unusual for a pass rusher of his caliber to be "done" at just age 31.
Nobody really expects a bidding war for Umenyiora- his situation reminds me a lot of a then 31 year old Raheem Brock a few years ago. Demand for Umenyiora won't be high, and he offers something useful to Seattle with Clemons being an unknown in 2013.
Dwight Freeney:
A likely future HoFer, Dwight Freeney turns 33 next month and has seen his sack numbers decline each of the last 3 seasons. I expect interest in Freeney to be very low, and getting him on a vet minimum contract could be entirely plausible (if he doesn't retire first). Freeney would be more of an insurance move than anything, but if he still wants to play and he's low cost, it could makes sense on a 1 year deal.
It would basically be the Seahawks equivalent of the Mariners signing Raul Ibanez last month. That said, signing 'old geezers' has been known to pay off from time to time, and age bias is one of the best contributors to finding a free agent bargain.
Tony Gonzalez:
Tony Gonzalez says he has probably played his last NFL game, but it's not because he doesn't have gas still left in the tank. He just finished with 930 receiving yards (3rd in the NFL) at age 36. Even he believes he still has 3 years left. If Gonzalez pulls a Brett Favre and decides to give it one more go, he won't be under contract with the Falcons. He's a free agent.
Though I expect there to be some interest in Gonzalez in free agency, and it's likely he'd return to the Falcons, I think he'd recognize Seattle's outstanding outlook over the next few years gives him a great chance to finally get a well deserved SB ring. Gonzalez's previous contract was for just 2 years, $12 million.
Russell Wilson gushed about Gonzalez after their playoff game the way that Bill Simmons does for Russell Wilson. Wilson showed a strong tendency to target his TEs in the closing weeks of the season. Gonzalez is still a force on 3rd downs. I can't help but feel Wilson's praise of Gonzalez was a calculated move.
Dwayne Bowe:
Bowe is coming off a really tough year, and it's usually a warning sign when a productive WR isn't wanted back by his previous team. That said, the Chiefs had serious issues at QB last season and Bowe still managed 801 yards in 13 games. Before that year, he had four 1000 yard seasons in five years (if you count 995 as 1000).
Bowe has drop problems, but he is big (6'2" 221) and productive. Seattle signed Edwards and TO last season looking for depth at the "big WR" role. They are still looking. While I am a huge fan of DeAndre Hopkins in the upcoming draft, if Bowe lingers in free agency the Seahawks might be tempted.
Of course, nobody really expected Matt Flynn or Sidney Rice to sit in free agency the way they did. Sometimes premiere talents just don't have a market for some random reason. If that happens to a player like Henry Melton, Randy Starks, Michael Bennett, Wes Welker, Mike Wallace, or Greg Jennings, it could become a situation to watch. Otherwise, I don't really expect any of those guys to end up Seahawks.
The draft:
We'll know a lot more about Seattle's intentions in the draft, but here are a few quick reads on it:
John Schneider met with Russell Wilson at the Senior bowl, then went out of his way to not talk about him in every interview the rest of the way. Pay close attention to who Seahawks personnel guys meet with. Pay less attention to who they talk about. Note which players they always seem to avoid discussing.
Rob and I were told before the previous draft that pass rush was a very likely 1st round consideration. RB and QB were likely to happen during or before the 4th round. They talked up fast linebackers a ton and unsurprisingly spent a 2nd on a fast linebacker. The Seahawks seem like a team that drafts by need in the first several rounds before grab bagging prospects a bit later on. Barring a very active free agency, I would expect Seattle to spend at least two picks on defensive lineman in the first four rounds (speculation). I think it's likely that Seattle will probably take a fast linebacker in that range too.
That leaves WR and TE. This is an incredibly deep draft at WR, so don't be surprised if Seattle pushes that priority back a bit. One of my favorite players in the draft is DeAndre Hopkins, a WR, but it's probably unlikely that Seattle would take a WR that early with such urgent needs on the defensive line. I'd love to be wrong, but this regime has yet to take a luxury pick in round 1. Our first round pick will probably be a defensive lineman, and it will probably not get the best reviews from the media given how weak this defensive line class is.
Post draft free agency
With the first wave of free agency and the draft over, Seattle will have a good idea of how much spare cap space they'll have. If they have a quiet free agency, it's conceivable the Seahawks might have close to $10 million still available. Seattle could use that money to extend Brandon Browner a year ahead of time. Most of Seattle's notable 2014 free agents are RFA, meaning they can be kept a year on the cheap. Browner is the exception, and by signing him a year earlier they can spread some of his contract over 2013 and lower the cap hits in 2014 and beyond. I'm sure Browner would welcome the early pay day as well.
That's a general overview of how I expect this offseason to look: bargain shopping in FA followed by a defensive line oriented draft, with a strong possibility of early contract extensions afterwards if there is still money left over. After spending many hours evaluating this defensive line draft class, I think it's kind of a shitty DL class, frankly. But that said, even if our #25 and #57 picks turn into the next Carpenter/Moffitt, it's still possible this offseason could be a big success. And with Dan Quinn on board, I shouldn't doubt their ability to get the most out of seemingly ordinary players.


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