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I was thinking of using Quickly but I don't like Glade and I want to use pyside. I want to start my starch. Should I delete all the files and create a pyside python file? Will Quickly still work with it and will it be considered for Ubuntu app showdown?



Let me tell you that pyside is the official python bindings to qt and it is under the LGPL license and it is available in default Ubuntu repository.



So tell me a good practice but I will still like to use Unity and Ubuntu specific libraries or components that quickly has.


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Well the above method did not worked for me so i find an another method.
after searching i got this website https://launchpad.net/quickly-ubuntu-qt-template and found the answer.




  • Open a terminal and add this repository using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:angeloc/quickly-ubuntu-qt-template

  • Then update your packages list sudo apt-get update the packages list will be udpated

  • Then install the required packages using sudo apt-get install quickly-ubuntu-qt-template

  • Then you can create your application using quickly create ubuntu-application-qt test-qt or quickly create ubuntu-application-qtquick test-qtquick
    source:quickly create https://launchpad.net/quickly-ubuntu-qt-template


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