Carsten Munk

What if you could stuff your own Qt-based UX on top of most Android based devices out there, without ever modifying the source code of the device and without the Android UX and other privacy-invading processes running? This is what Cuteboot lets you do. This talk will give you a walkthrough of how to have your QML based application work on a sample device, in less than 30 minutes.

http://github.com/cuteboot

In this talk, I'd like to walk through some of the more technical parts of SailfishOS (www.sailfishos.org). Recently, Jolla (www.jolla.com) has shipped a mobile device based on the typical GNU/Linux stack together with new technologies such as Qt5 and Wayland. Information is presented such as how factual contribution to the open source parts of SailfishOS is done, with projects such as Mer Core and Nemo Mobile in the picture plus a walk-through of some of the more exotic pieces such as the ability to leverage Android hardware adaptations for Wayland based systems, through libhybris.