Has anyone checked out Foresight Linux's mobile interface? Looking at
their interface for gnome
(http://www.foresightlinux.org/img/screenshots/mobile-launcher.png) it
looks like something that might fit for the Debian on OM distribution
[anyone else ever notice how Debian on OpenMoko spells
Qtextended is probably the most stable at this point, and that has
it's caveats.
Incoming calls are always registered as missed calls.
Incoming calls are always answered as speakerphone, instead of
handset. I'm not sure if there is a setting for it, but I haven't been
able to find it. If anyone
What windowmanager are you using? Try running it from the command line and see
if there is any output.
-Tom
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Actually, you don't need to launch xfce4-desktop. just launch xfce4-panel, then
zhone, or vice versa. The onscreen keyboard works *much* better that way.
-Tom
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closed when booting, and opening it only after the boot.
It is the only little bug I saw until now!
Ps: using Network Nanager 0.6 I am not able to saw neither wifi or usb0
connection.
Someone had success on it? (for usb0 i know thet Network Manager 0.7
support it :)
xaos x wrote:
Actually, you
I added some information to http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FSO_ringtones to
clarify the differences between FSO and FSO under Debian as well as adding a
method for compiling py files without a reboot.
-Tom
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I can get this working in om2007.2, by disabling gsmd, and performing the
other steps in the wiki, but it just doesn't work in 2008.8. I get the
connect script failed message. Perhaps there are some other packages you have
installed? or are you running a pretty
I can get this working in om2007.2, by disabling gsmd, and performing the other
steps in the wiki, but it just doesn't work in 2008.8. I get the connect script
failed message. Perhaps there are some other packages you have installed? or
are you running a pretty vanilla install of 2008.8 with
sorry, i meant for this to be offlist. doh!
-Tom
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Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 2:29:27 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Re: GPRS working (somewhat) with T
OK, the newest image solves the usability hinderences I've encountered and I
even got GPRS working with the ability to receive incoming calls while online
using the instructions here
OK, I really want to like it, but it has some deal killers some of which are
beyond my ability to fix.
1. it only connects to the phone network on every fourth boot or so. Not sure
if that's a provider problem or not. It works fine in 2007.2. there doesn't
seem to be a libgsm-util utility or
I ordered mine from them. Got it in a couple of weeks. You'll need to sign for
it when you get it so, unless you're home when it arrives, be prepared to visit
your post office to pick it up. They ship it CA ExpressPost, which interfaces
with USPS. AS for the phone, it was the same Freerunner
Google translate works wonders... I got this nice little script working using
the scaredycat repo for the packages. The script works awesomely for connecting
and disconnecting. There is just the little issue of the GSM not being able to
reconnect to the phone network after disconnecting ppp
The claws-email package works for IMAP...
http://www.ginguppin.de/node/17
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From: Greg Bonett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: community@lists.openmoko.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 6, 2008 2:34:16 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: FSO email/ical clients?
has anyone been
First off, the phone I have is the gta02. I've tried using the various settings
I've found around the net to get pppd working with the T-mobile total internet
plan, but I'm having issues with the connection script failing.
Using the settings from the T-mobile pppd scripts found on the Wiki, it
/dev/ttySAC0
stty -F /dev/ttySAC0 crtscts
pppd call tmobile-connect
xaos x wrote:
First off, the phone I have is the gta02. I've tried using the various
settings I've found around the net to get pppd working with the T-mobile
total internet plan, but I'm having issues with the connection
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