Hi! I need to launch GTK application. I have compiled tinyX server (xfbdev). What next? How can i launch application? I start /usr/bin/xfbdev and see only black screen
Launching applications, which need XServer
Hi mate .. I'm working on the same lines .. will keep you posted. Forget about anyone from the vendor coming back to you with anything useful, they are a bunch of lazy tossers IMHO. I must say though, and this is for everyone in the forum and the people who made the FriendlyARM series, that much as I love the board, much as I am disgusted about the complete lack of documentation and outright broken code in so many aspects. And what's there and shipped is so poorly written, badly formated, ill-translated, outdated and outright useless. Just because you ship the board with old, lame and completely useless images of Qtopia and Windoze CE doesn't make this a complete development chain. Oh, and did I say seg-faulting and crashing the hardware all the time? non-functioning u-boot source and binaries that you have to struggle to get on the board? I've gone my own way, compiled a working 2.6.39.x kernel from scratch, integrated the drivers, got Buildroot 2011.05 working, barebox compiled and working, and fixed a million annoyances and broken code on the way. I'll publish all of this once I get Xfb (my last challenge) and something like MatchBox working properly. No thanks or credit due to anyone from the vendor side. Bah Humbug !!
Start your X server, setup the DISPLAY=:0.0 environment variable and start the application you want (from inside a second shell). Or take a look into the "startx" shell script, how to do it automatically.
Not working :( Test QT4 application still doesn't launch without -qws option. QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
I guess your Qt lib is not built/linked against the X libs. So, they will not collaborate with a running X server. You should run your application with the "strace" tool, to get an idea what is going wrong with your X lib based application.