May 082011
In a previous article i’ve wrote about creating qr code from the command line, but perhaps this is not always the preferred method for everyone.
So QtQR come to help us with a graphical frontend, QtQR is a GUI front-end for linux’s qrencode made in Python & Qt
Dependencies
zbar for decoding
PIL for decoding
PyQt4
Python 2.6
Instructions
Make sure you have installed all the dependencies: qrencode and python-zbar.
Decompress qtqr-latest.tar.lzma to a directory, for example /home/me/qtqr.
Open a terminal and cd to the dir you decompressed the file: cd /home/me/qtqr
run: python qtqr.py
Once run the use is trivial, just check this video if you don’t believe me:
Popular Posts:
- What are the desktop environments that use less resources on Linux ?
- How to protect Apache with Fail2ban
- Nightingale a Beautiful music player for Linux
- Livarp – A lightweight Linux Distribution
- Why Linux Based Servers are Reliable?
Find me on Google+
Thank you for reviewing my application! I’m glad you liked it and that it is helpfull for you!
We’ve launched a DailyPPA a few days ago, you can get the info at:
https://launchpad.net/~qr-tools-developers/+archive/daily
There are some important changes in the latest version, and QtQR 1.2 is coming soon.. stay tuned
Cheers from Argentina!
Thanks for the info Ramiro, an updated PPA will help for sure to use and have your useful application.