Thanks Harald, this is an awesome idea!

I've created https://gitlab.com/libssh/libssh-mirror/merge_requests/71

The plan is to have ssh as the target name and nothing else and support BUILD_SHARED_LIBS.

We moved from a manually generated libssh-config.cmake to install(EXPORTS libssh-config) and it does things completely different.

@jguidon any news on this?

With libvlc playing an audio stream should be fairly easy to achieve. The URL just needs to be passed in the right form. So all we need is a way to add a stream to the playlist.

Reminder ...

I've did a copy and paste of this, as libssh 0.8 is the way forward and the non 0.8 code should just be removed as soon as possible. In order to address a lot of issues, one needs to use libssh 0.8.

LGTM

Remove abandoned revsions

Remove former revision

Fix BUG: in the commit message

Fix BUG:

Should I fix the commit message and just push it, or do you want to do it.

Could you please talk to me the next time before you're going to push patches from a branch I'm working on?

This is part of my patchset which is not finished yet. I've just release libssh 0.8.3 and this option is only available with libssh 0.8.x. So you need to first require that version before you can use that option!

I have commit access to KDE, yes.

We already have this working more or less. Here is a screenshot of the work.

Alexander, I think you should also cherr-pick the two patches from my repo which set pixmap hidpi and use pointSize instead of pixelSize for fonts.

I would say this looks pretty good!

Alexander, wit the elisa-hidpi-qtquickcontrols2.3.patch everything seems to work. So I think the first step is to move to qt quick controls 2. If you can point me to your patch, I can test it with my changes.

Are you on IRC or Matrix?

My hacked patchset (including your changes):
https://xor.cryptomilk.org/elisa/elisa-hack.png

Ok, everything looks relatively correct with quick qt quick controls 2.3. I've just did a quick hack. Here is my complete patchset.

The logout screen (ctrl+alt+del) has exactly the same issues as I have in elisa.

My use a scale factor of 1.4 and Fonts have 144 DPI.

Some text starts to look better if I remove:

I have a HiDPI Screen and the interface looks fine for me. The problem I have is that the fonts are rendered incorrectly. I haven't found any solution for that.

Also doesn't really fix it. Here is a quick hack ...

I just found that:

I've started to hack on elisa yesterday. I've enabled hidpi pixmaps an changed from font.pixelSize to font.pointSize in qml. However the fonts are still not rendered correctly, see: