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ulfurinn schrieb:

Blimey, thanks a lot. I never got round to publishing the instructions for everyone else, heh..

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mojobox schrieb:

Just contact me if there is a new release - i'll build it ;)

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ulfurinn schrieb:

Sweet, I'll add it in the next release. Thanks a lot!

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mojobox schrieb:

ok, got it working: http://pastebin.com/m4807b5f2

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ulfurinn schrieb:

Alright, that's cool. The window thing - I can't preview UIs in Aqua style, so maybe you could poke around in QtDesigner to see if there's some combination of window flags that works, perhaps. If not, I'll add something in the dialog itself.. About the translation - there's someone who volunteered already but it's always good to have a backup plan :) I'll try to prepare the translation files soon.

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mojobox schrieb:

Yeah, got it working, there is a tool "macdeployqt" included with QT for OS X which builds the package and a Diskimage - just one small Thing: the "About CogScrobbler"-Dialog is missing a Button to close which makes it unable to close it... - no way to get back to the Application - do yo have a Solution? (btw, do you still need someone to translate to German?)

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mojobox schrieb:

Hm - seems you are right: http://pastebin.com/m7367876e I'll try to find out weather it is possible to redistribute QT within the application - Applications on OS X are folders with a special structure that can contain all the used resources - so the user just moves the Icon to the Applications folder to install - and moves away to trash to uninstall.

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ulfurinn schrieb:

I don't use QTCreator myself. On Windows, a static build requires recompiling Qt itself because only dynamic libraries are provided out of box. I distribute the DLLs together with the main binary for Windows users, would it work on OS X or does it expect libraries to be installed system-wide, under /usr/whatever? Also, there should be no runtime dependency on Boost, I only use its header libraries, there's nothing to link against, normally.

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