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Originally Posted by nassim199
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a way to build a standalone app that I can run on my kobo device. say for example I build a simple sudoku app with c++ qt framework and launch it on my kobo through NickelMenu.
Does anyone know such a thing is possible and if there are ressources that can help me with that?
I have a personal project I want to work on and I'm not finding well explained ressources.
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Szybet made a nice guide (for Qt):
https://github.com/Szybet/nickel-qt-...main/README.md
* Edit : That guide links to
https://github.com/Aryetis/qt5-kobo-...readme-ov-file for Nickel builds, which itself has build instructions whose link gives a 404.
https://github.com/Rain92/kobo-qt-setup-script
That has been broken for months at least.
So the guide while still useful is now catering mainly to InkBox.
** Edit : OK szybet explained it below - just compile plugin as Qt app as in:
https://github.com/Szybet/niAudio/bl...bo/qt-setup.md
If that's not your target, and navigating the Qt state makes your eyes glaze over, there are other options like:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...74&postcount=4
There's rmkit, which is in the thread right below this one.
And fbink a couple of threads down this page.
(Actually a search for "sudoku on kobo" gives a positive result on first hit!)