Carlos wrote:
i published the newest issue of my maemo ezine yesterday and
had two ideas,
wishes and questions :)
1st: Is there a way to force the browser to go Fullscreen
without the address
field at the bottom of the screen?
No. this is a violation of the user interface (and security)
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David Carson wrote:
the main issue that it tries to
Hi everyone,
as Carlos Pinto, I want to display my Flash application in fullscreen
mode.
I tried the --full-screen option of the command line, but I still have
problems :
1) when I launch the browser with the --full-screen option, during a
few seconds, I can see the browser in a normal display
Hi
Join me on the roller coaster. After first being put on the reserve
list the mamona talk did get accepted!
http://www.fosdem.org/2008/schedule/events/487
If you are an early bird Sunday morning 10:20 would be a good time to be there.
greetings!
P.S. sugestions for a better title are welcome
Frédéric wrote:
I tried the --full-screen option of the command line, but I still have
problems :
1) when I launch the browser with the --full-screen option, during a
few seconds, I can see the browser in a normal display mode. After 3-4
seconds, it goes to fullscreen mode. Is there a way
Frédéric Charrier wrote:
Hi everyone,
as Carlos Pinto, I want to display my Flash application in fullscreen
mode.
Instead of workarounds you mentioned it could be done via custom
application that just embeds browser engine and flash plugin like the
getting started tutorial present on
Hi,
Our ISP will reboot the maemo.org server at 13:00 Finnish time today.
Some security patched were installed on the server that require a
reboot. Hopefully everything will be back really soon after the reboot.
BR,
--
Marcell
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Frédéric wrote:
~/.browser
Where can I find a documentation of this config file ?
The settings are either explanatory or ducible by tweaking browser settings and
diffing.
On average, the latter. I haven't actually tried those settings, and am merely
guessing based on their strange names
I mentioned to ferenc before he left that I had a script that I used to
check for corruption of the repositories.
The perl script is here:
http://timeless.justdave.net/maemo/repository-check.txt
And syntax for using it is here:
http://timeless.justdave.net/maemo/repository-check.input
I kinda
ext Kwan Hong Lee wrote:
Hi,
I passed the host-gcc problem by using python2.5 setup.py build and by
following:
http://maemogeek.blogspot.com/2007/11/installing-qemu-arm-eabi-patch-into.html
But even after I did apt-get install libpcap0.8 and even though /usr/lib
contains libpcap.so
I
Frédéric Charrier wrote:
2) About the address field at the bottom of the screen, is there a way
to force it hidden without any user action ? By example, by changing an
option in a file ?
Josh mentioned .browser already. I just wanted to add a piece of advice:
Don't even think about
Hi, you forgot to cc the list
Frédéric Charrier wrote:
Instead of workarounds you mentioned it could be done via custom
application that just embeds browser engine and flash plugin like the
getting started tutorial present on the device. Or even custom
(browser)
engine with enough hooks to
Thanks, The code works, but only inside scratchbox, not in the N800.
In Scratchbox I see all the error messages so I can try to solve the
problems, but, ¿Does someone know how to see error messages from graphical
applications which are running on the N800? It's a home desktop plugin, so I
can't
I am wondering, as a newcomer to creating software on Maemo for the
Nokia N800 series devices, if there is any detailed tutorials anywhere
on how to transfer applications created onto a device and how to create
debian packages to deploy and install on the devices. I've done some
searching and not
Merrick Fonnesbeck wrote:
I am wondering, as a newcomer to creating software on Maemo for the
Nokia N800 series devices, if there is any detailed tutorials anywhere
on how to transfer applications created onto a device and how to
create debian packages to deploy and install on the devices.
Does anybody know if and to what degree H323 protocol is supported in
Maemo on the Nokia N800 and N810 devices? Also, is there any open APIs
available to make use of it on the devices? Thanks.
Mfonnesbeck
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Hi Fadi,
On the N800 edit /etc/apt/source.list file and either add the differences or
replace the content with this repositories:
http://www.nerdlogger.com/2007/05/streaming-quicktime-from-nokia-n800.html
-- Allan Bezerra
INdT-Manaus
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 2:43 AM, Fadi Almasalha [EMAIL
Hi,
The last time, my Maemo 4.0 worked well, but this morning, I can't start it
anymore. Here's the steps I do:
$ Xephyr :2 -host-cursor -screen 800x480x16 -dpi 96 -ac -extension Composite
Open New terminal:
$ setarch i386
$ sudo /scratchbox/sbin/sbox_ctl start
$ /scratchbox/login
Hi,
I've never used the D-Bus before and I realized its probably time for me
to start. After doing some reading on this list and whatever Google
brought up I am a bit confused as to what I should be using and how.
My code is all Python, and I need to do some stuff like
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