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/*!
\page webos.html
\title Qt for webOS
\brief Platform Support for webOS OSE.
\ingroup supportedplatform

\e {webOS Open Source Edition} (webOS OSE) is an open source edition of LG’s
\l{https:\\https://www.webosose.org/}{webOS}. webOS supports development using
both modern web application frameworks as well as native technologies including
Qt and the \l {QML Applications}{QML} language.

\section1 Developing Applications with Qt for webOS

Both native C++ and QML are supported but QML is suggested for application development. For information on
how to develop QML applications for webOS see
\l{https://www.webosose.org/docs/guides/development/qml-apps/qml-app-overview/}{LG's documentation}.

You can also view an \l{https://resources.qt.io/videos/how-to-build-qml-apps-for-webos-and-the-qt-creator-webos-plugin-2}{excellent talk}
given by LG at Qt world summit 2019 that discusses this in detail.

\section1 Supported Platforms and Versions

WebOS versions are released with modified Qt versions. The \b{meta-webosose} Yocto layer configuration
creates a customized Qt configuration to depend on.

The Qt Company has verified that \b{webOS OSE version 2.26} works with applications
developed with Qt \qtver.

The supported target device is a Raspberry Pi 4, which is the main platform
currently used by the community. Also QEMU emulator is supported.

The supported development host is Ubuntu 18.04/20.04/22.04.

\section1 Further Reading

Read more about webOS OSE at \l {https://www.webosose.org/}.
*/
