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Intro
What is Maemo?
Few words about the maemo software platform
What is Hildon?
Hildon is an application framework for Linux operating system mobile devices (PDAs, mobile phones, etc), developed by Nokia for Maemo and now a part of GNOME, that focuses on providing a finger friendly interface
Developing in Maemo
Maemo SDK
If you want to get more info about the Maemo SDK or simply you want to install it on your linux box this is the page that you want to check: SDK Releases
What is Scratchbox?
Scratchbox is a cross compilation toolkit designed to make embedded Linux application development easier. It also provides a full set of tools to integrate and cross compile an entire Linux distribution.
Installing the Maemo SDK (Scratchbox)
If you want to install the maemo SDK on your linux box this is the page that you want to check: SDK Releases
Porting a Qt application in Maemo
Intro
Basically porting a Qt application in Maemo means building your application for ARMEL. The Maemo Qt libraries will be take care to add to your application the Maemo look & Feel, the Hildon Input Method.
How to compile a Qt application in scratchbox
All the Qt tools that you need are available in scratchbox. So in order to compile a Qt application you need to follow the standard Qt way:
qmake -project qmake file.pro make
Overriding the Qt maemo changes
TODO
Limitations
TODO
Packaging a Qt application for Maemo
Qt4 Hildon: Packaging a Qt application
API changes
TODO