On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 11:15:19PM +0200, Nyul Zoltán wrote:
I have problem with import gtkhtml in python. I'm getting this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File simple-browser.py, line 1, in ?
import gtkhtml2
ImportError: No module named gtkhtml2
I have scratchbox 4.0.1 and maemo-sdk
gary liquid wrote:
I obviously think Nokia can support my project.
ext Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
Xournal has already been inserted in the list of proposed Fremantle apps.
In an ideal world, a team of excellent developers would collaborate
bringing to Maemo the definitive sketching app thought
Aren't we getting too obsessed with the details? :)
ext Dave Neary wrote:
So, as long as the project is free software, all 3?
Community is a requirement, free software is not. Between a non-profit
developer working in community mood with some freedom (like Henrik when
he started Mauku) or a
I wrote an application named My_app that plays audio and also records
voice from microphone. I usually use this application from command
prompt. There are lots of printfs in it for debugging purpose which gets
printed on terminal when the application is run. I just put the
application in
Kurtis Heimerl wrote:
I'm pulling the source for this library now to try and make progress,
but did you figure out anything aside from the (slightly wonky)
workaround?
Yesterday I made some tests, but had not time to investigate it any
further. So I can not report any progress. At least I
ext Kamen Bundev wrote:
Isn't it more logical to wait for the alpha SDK before we start projects
for Fremantle?
Sure thing, you will need an alpha and even the beta SDK to really know
all the details of what you want to do.
However, you don't need an SDK to think of an existing or a new
Actually the Xournal developer was working on adding on-line collaboration to
Xournal and I was planning to try to help him as soon as I would have a stable
Diablo version with full Hildon integration.
I am more than welcome to join other Maemo developers on trying to make a
union of all the
Simon Pickering wrote:
I wrote an application named My_app that plays audio and also records
voice from microphone. I usually use this application from command
prompt. There are lots of printfs in it for debugging purpose which gets
printed on terminal when the application is run. I just put
If you send those messages to a syslog, then this sounds like what you are
after:
http://maemo.org/development/tools/doc/diablo/sp-error-visualizer/
Can't deny it's overkill though.
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 9:36 PM, mpopat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear community,
I wrote an application named
Hi,
i see many ports in that list, not only Xournal, but also scummvm etc.
While these are nice apps, i really wonder about the fact that Nokia is planning
to advertise their new plattform with the fact that it now can run software
that has been developed for other plattforms and has been used
Hello folks:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on my
Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with the same
final disappointing result when trying to run 'python2.5' (after needing
to install it with 'apt-get'):
[sbox-N800: ~] python2.5
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on my
Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with the same
final disappointing result when trying to run 'python2.5' (after needing
to install it with 'apt-get'):
[sbox-N800: ~]
I sense two fundamental problems here.
1. You (Quim) are looking for applications that will help
differentiate the next Internet Tablet. But differentiation is
contrary to the interests of the majority of the community.
2. The timescale is too short. Either people already have most of
their
Eero Tamminen a écrit :
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on my
Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with the same
final disappointing result when trying to run 'python2.5' (after needing
to install it with
Fred wrote:
Eero Tamminen a écrit :
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on
my Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with
the same final disappointing result when trying to run 'python2.5'
(after needing to
Darren Enns a écrit :
Fred wrote:
Eero Tamminen a écrit :
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on
my Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with
the same final disappointing result when trying to run 'python2.5'
Fred wrote:
Darren Enns a écrit :
Fred wrote:
Eero Tamminen a écrit :
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on
my Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with
the same final disappointing result when trying to run
Looks like you need to install targets in addition to scratchbox itself.
You need at least i386, but most likely would need ARMEL to build native
binaries. If you have them installed, run 'sb-menu' and select a target.
Selecting a target configures scratchbox by making a number of symbolic
links.
Darren Enns wrote:
Fred wrote:
Darren Enns a écrit :
Fred wrote:
Eero Tamminen a écrit :
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox'
on my Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today,
with the same final disappointing result
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
ext Darren Enns wrote:
Today, I determined to 'once again' try to install 'scratchbox' on my
Fedora 8 machine. I have now tried to do so twice today, with the
same final disappointing result when trying to run 'python2.5' (after
needing to install it with
Vladislav Grinchenko wrote:
Looks like you need to install targets in addition to scratchbox itself.
You need at least i386, but most likely would need ARMEL to build native
binaries. If you have them installed, run 'sb-menu' and select a target.
Selecting a target configures scratchbox by
Hello!
Recently doing an 'apt-get update' I noticed this:
Ign http://repository.maemo.org diablo/free Translation-ru
Ign http://repository.maemo.org diablo/non-free Translation-ru
Ign http://catalogue.tableteer.nokia.com diablo/user
Translation-ru
this looks like an interesting feature (e.g.
Hello folks!
I've been silent for quite a while and somewhat away from the community, but Im
back!
I've tried reaching the Maemo 2.2 tutorial , but the first link to it returns
me a 404. I was able to find it later at the same page.
Aparently, there is a typo in the link, in the Highlights
On Oct 23, 2008, at 2:26 PM, lakestevensdental wrote:
If Nokia is really serious about being a larger player, they ought to
aggressively develop and license the Maemo tablet OS to other
manufacturers so that it has an opportunity to become a dominant
player
in the this growing market
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:40 PM, Darren Enns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello! I have just sent a reply to my previous reply :) I have gotten
a bit further by 'cheating', but since you are a Fedora user, can you
confirm to me the things that I did (on my own) to 'fix' my problems?
e.g. what
Felipe Contreras wrote:
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:40 PM, Darren Enns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello! I have just sent a reply to my previous reply :) I have gotten
a bit further by 'cheating', but since you are a Fedora user, can you
confirm to me the things that I did (on my own) to
Hi,
Rather than building Maemo up as yet-another-Linux-distro, I'd
_rather_ see Nokia come inline with upstream and essentially ship
Ubuntu or Debian, but with their own differentiation on top.
This makes a lot of sense and has been suggested numerous times on
this list already. Dude, an Ubuntu
Hello,
I am just getting start working with Maemo; I have followed the
instructions and set up my development environment (at least, I
_think_ I did) using the 4.1.1 SDK, and I was trying to access the
liblocation functionality, but without much success. The location
libraries do not
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