Using DreamPie with Qt4

This video shows off some features of DreamPie, while demonstrating the potential for rapid prototyping with PyQt4 (the Python bindings to the Qt4 widget framework).

Python 3.1.2 was used with DreamPie 1.1, Qt 4.7, and PyQt 4.7.7, all running on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS AMD64.

Now if I can just manage to transcode without my voice being altered and two seconds being cut off the end...

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Python
• Programming
• DreamPie
• Qt4
• PyQt4

[cocolombo]

The screen is to small to read

[Robstafarian]

@cocolombo Try setting the video to 1080p and using full screen mode. It isn't perfect, but it's the best I can offer.

[cocolombo]

@Robstafarian

Thanks for replying. I have set to 1080, but I just can't read what you are typing. Ther is a large part of your screen that is unused.

This is not a criticism of your work, just tought I let you know what problem I had. If I am the only one with this problem let's just forget about it. ;)

Thanks.

[Robstafarian]

@cocolombo No worries, this was my first attempt at screen sharing. If you want, I can try remaking it (for one thing, I have a much better microphone setup with live monitoring). PM me if you're interested.

[cocolombo]

Hi Robstafarian

Just wait for some other comments before changing anything. Maybe the problem is on my side only... or with my sight. ;)

For example, when I go full screen it does not really change the size (i get full screen but with a very large black border and a small window inside) , so maybe my system is badly configures. I am using Ubuntu 11 with Firefox 9.0.1

Thanks for your offer.