diff --git a/src/GUI.cpp b/src/GUI.cpp index 97ac21100..ae7ae2946 100644 --- a/src/GUI.cpp +++ b/src/GUI.cpp @@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include "GUI.h" #include "transferlistwidget.h" diff --git a/src/about.qrc b/src/about.qrc new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b7126e9c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/about.qrc @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ + + + gpl.html + + + diff --git a/src/about_imp.h b/src/about_imp.h index e94130c94..47d7732fc 100644 --- a/src/about_imp.h +++ b/src/about_imp.h @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ #define ABOUT_H #include "ui_about.h" -#include +#include class about : public QDialog, private Ui::AboutDlg{ Q_OBJECT @@ -50,401 +50,53 @@ class about : public QDialog, private Ui::AboutDlg{ //Title lb_name->setText(QString::fromUtf8("

")+tr("qBittorrent")+QString::fromUtf8(" "VERSION"

")); // Thanks - te_thanks->append(QString::fromUtf8("")); - te_thanks->append(QString::fromUtf8("
  • I would first like to thank sourceforge.net for hosting qBittorrent project and for their support.
    • ")); - te_thanks->append(QString::fromUtf8("
  • I am pleased that people from all over the world are contributing to qBittorrent: Ishan Arora (India), Arnaud Demaizière (France) and Stephanos Antaris (Greece). Their help is greatly appreciated
    • ")); - te_thanks->append(QString::fromUtf8("
  • I also want to thank Στέφανος Αντάρης (santaris@csd.auth.gr) and Mirco Chinelli (infinity89@fastwebmail.it) for working on Mac OS X packaging.
    • ")); - te_thanks->append(QString::fromUtf8("
  • I am grateful to Peter Koeleman (peter@qbittorrent.org) and Mohammad Dib (mdib@qbittorrent.org) for working on qBittorrent port to Windows.
    • ")); - te_thanks->append(QString::fromUtf8("
  • Thanks a lot to our graphist Mateusz Toboła (tobejodok@qbittorrent.org) for his great work.


")); - te_thanks->scrollToAnchor(QString::fromUtf8("top")); + QString thanks_txt; + thanks_txt += QString::fromUtf8("

I would first like to thank sourceforge.net for hosting qBittorrent project and for their support.

"); + thanks_txt += QString::fromUtf8("

I am pleased that people from all over the world are contributing to qBittorrent: Ishan Arora (India), Arnaud Demaizière (France) and Stephanos Antaris (Greece). Their help is greatly appreciated

"); + thanks_txt += QString::fromUtf8("

I also want to thank Στέφανος Αντάρης (santaris@csd.auth.gr) and Mirco Chinelli (infinity89@fastwebmail.it) for working on Mac OS X packaging.

"); + thanks_txt += QString::fromUtf8("

I am grateful to Peter Koeleman (peter@qbittorrent.org) and Mohammad Dib (mdib@qbittorrent.org) for working on qBittorrent port to Windows.

"); + thanks_txt += QString::fromUtf8("

Thanks a lot to our graphist Mateusz Toboła (tobejodok@qbittorrent.org) for his great work.

"); + te_thanks->setHtml(thanks_txt); // Translation - te_translation->append(QString::fromUtf8("")); - te_translation->append(tr("I would like to thank the following people who volunteered to translate qBittorrent:")+QString::fromUtf8("
")); - te_translation->append(QString::fromUtf8( - "Arabic: SDERAWI (abz8868@msn.com) and sn51234 (nesseyan@gmail.com)
\ - - Brazilian: Nick Marinho (nickmarinho@gmail.com)
\ - - Bulgarian: Tsvetan & Boyko Bankoff (emerge_life@users.sourceforge.net)
\ - - Catalan: Francisco Luque Contreras (frannoe@ya.com)
\ - - Chinese (Simplified): Guo Yue (yue.guo0418@gmail.com)
\ - - Chinese (Traditional): Yi-Shun Wang (dnextstep@gmail.com)
\ - - Croatian: Oliver Mucafir (oliver.untwist@gmail.com)
\ - - Czech: Jirka Vilim (web@tets.cz)
\ - - Danish: Mathias Nielsen (comoneo@gmail.com)
\ - - Dutch: Joost Schipper (heavyjoost@users.sourceforge.net) and Peter Koeleman (peter@peerweb.nl)
\ - - Finnish: Niklas Laxström (nikerabbit@users.sourceforge.net) and Pekka Niemi (pekka.niemi@iki.fi)
\ - - German: Niels Hoffmann (zentralmaschine@users.sourceforge.net)
\ - - Greek: Tsvetan Bankov (emerge_life@users.sourceforge.net)
\ - - Hungarian: Majoros Péter (majoros.peterj@gmail.com)
\ - - Italian: Mirko Ferrari (mirkoferrari@gmail.com) and Ferraro Luciano (luciano.ferraro@gmail.com)
\ - - Japanese: Nardog (alphisation@gmail.com)
\ - - Korean: Jin Woo Sin (jin828sin@users.sourceforge.net)
\ - - Norwegian: Lars-Erik Labori (hamil@users.sourceforge.net)
\ - - Polish: Mariusz Fik (fisiu@opensuse.org)
\ - - Portuguese: Nick Marinho (nickmarinho@gmail.com)
\ - - Romanian: Obada Denis (obadadenis@users.sourceforge.net)
\ - - Russian: Nick Khazov (m2k3d0n@users.sourceforge.net) and Alexey Morsov (samurai@ricom.ru)
\ - - Serbian: Anaximandar Milet (anaximandar@operamail.com)
\ - - Slovak: helix84
\ - - Spanish: Francisco Luque Contreras (frannoe@ya.com)
\ - - Swedish: Daniel Nylander (po@danielnylander.se)
\ - - Turkish: Hasan YILMAZ (iletisim@hedefturkce.com) and Erdem Bingöl (erdem84@gmail.com)
\ - - Ukrainian: Andrey Shpachenko (masterfix@users.sourceforge.net) and Oleh Prypin (blaxpirit@gmail.com)

")); - te_translation->append(tr("Please contact me if you would like to translate qBittorrent into your own language.")); - te_translation->scrollToAnchor(QString::fromUtf8("top")); + QString trans_txt = "

"+tr("I would like to thank the following people who volunteered to translate qBittorrent:")+"

"; + trans_txt += QString::fromUtf8("
  • Arabic: SDERAWI (abz8868@msn.com) and sn51234 (nesseyan@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Brazilian: Nick Marinho (nickmarinho@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Bulgarian: Tsvetan & Boyko Bankoff (emerge_life@users.sourceforge.net)
    • \ +
  • Catalan: Francisco Luque Contreras (frannoe@ya.com)
    • \ +
  • Chinese (Simplified): Guo Yue (yue.guo0418@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Chinese (Traditional): Yi-Shun Wang (dnextstep@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Croatian: Oliver Mucafir (oliver.untwist@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Czech: Jirka Vilim (web@tets.cz)
    • \ +
  • Danish: Mathias Nielsen (comoneo@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Dutch: Joost Schipper (heavyjoost@users.sourceforge.net) and Peter Koeleman (peter@peerweb.nl)
    • \ +
  • Finnish: Niklas Laxström (nikerabbit@users.sourceforge.net) and Pekka Niemi (pekka.niemi@iki.fi)
    • \ +
  • German: Niels Hoffmann (zentralmaschine@users.sourceforge.net)
    • \ +
  • Greek: Tsvetan Bankov (emerge_life@users.sourceforge.net)
    • \ +
  • Hungarian: Majoros Péter (majoros.peterj@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Italian: Mirko Ferrari (mirkoferrari@gmail.com) and Ferraro Luciano (luciano.ferraro@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Japanese: Nardog (alphisation@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Korean: Jin Woo Sin (jin828sin@users.sourceforge.net)
    • \ +
  • Norwegian: Lars-Erik Labori (hamil@users.sourceforge.net)
    • \ +
  • Polish: Mariusz Fik (fisiu@opensuse.org)
    • \ +
  • Portuguese: Nick Marinho (nickmarinho@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Romanian: Obada Denis (obadadenis@users.sourceforge.net)
    • \ +
  • Russian: Nick Khazov (m2k3d0n@users.sourceforge.net) and Alexey Morsov (samurai@ricom.ru)
    • \ +
  • Serbian: Anaximandar Milet (anaximandar@operamail.com)
    • \ +
  • Slovak: helix84
    • \ +
  • Spanish: Francisco Luque Contreras (frannoe@ya.com)
    • \ +
  • Swedish: Daniel Nylander (po@danielnylander.se)
    • \ +
  • Turkish: Hasan YILMAZ (iletisim@hedefturkce.com) and Erdem Bingöl (erdem84@gmail.com)
    • \ +
  • Ukrainian: Andrey Shpachenko (masterfix@users.sourceforge.net) and Oleh Prypin (blaxpirit@gmail.com)
"); + trans_txt += "

"+tr("Please contact me if you would like to translate qBittorrent into your own language.")+"

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")); -#endif - te_license->scrollToAnchor(QString::fromUtf8("top")); - show(); + QFile licensefile(":/gpl.html"); + if(licensefile.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly|QIODevice::Text)) { + te_license->setHtml(licensefile.readAll()); + licensefile.close(); + } + show(); } }; diff --git a/src/src.pro b/src/src.pro index df5bab108..ad90e7582 100644 --- a/src/src.pro +++ b/src/src.pro @@ -223,7 +223,8 @@ os2 { RESOURCES = icons.qrc \ lang.qrc \ search.qrc \ - webui.qrc + webui.qrc \ + about.qrc # Add GeoIP resource file if the GeoIP database # should be embedded in qBittorrent executable diff --git a/src/ui/about.ui b/src/ui/about.ui index c9e15c582..3d0a65089 100644 --- a/src/ui/about.ui +++ b/src/ui/about.ui @@ -17,12 +17,6 @@ 320 - - - 504 - 320 - - About qBittorrent