Re: Dazuko application

Benjamin Adler wrote:
> I just finished creating a small homepage for my first c++/qt/kde tool,
> which uses dazuko for file change notification. The homepage is
> http://politbuero.dyndns.org/~ben/imageserver, or
> http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=20829 for the kde-apps
> entry. If you'd like, you can add it to the dazuko-applications-page.

I have included it on the Dazuko Applications page.


> The app is released under gpl, links against dazuko and even has some
> dazuko-files in its .tar.gz. Thats ok, right?

You should also include the LICENSE.bsd file in the "libdazuko" directory. 
This way people can see what license it is under.

I would also recommend including source files instead of compiled .o and .a 
files. Those object files may not work if someone has different system 
libraries than you.


> Do you already know if/when dazuko will properly report ON_CLOSE_MODIFIED
> events on linux 2.6? I'm supposed to install imageserver at a customer in
> mid-march, and I'm currently using an ugly and unreliable hack to make up
> for the lack of the ON_CLOSE_MODIFIED event.

Dazuko's support for Linux 2.6 won't include CLOSE events until the 2.2.x 
series. Hopefully we will have a pre-release of 2.2.0 sometime before June.

John Ogness

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Dazuko Maintainer