Hi
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 6:46 AM, Allen Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to run usbcontrol from the command line?
I would like to be able to run it whenever I boot.
The idea would be to turn the n800 into an appliance
which is a USB host. Obviously it would make a lousy
garage.maemo.org is now using the new certificate signed by Verisign.
There shouldn't be any warnings about the SSL certificate anymore.
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Niels Breet
maemo.org webmaster
Hi all,
We are in the process of replacing the SSL certificate for
garage.maemo.org.
In order to replace our old one
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 10:03 AM, Niels Breet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
garage.maemo.org is now using the new certificate signed by Verisign.
There shouldn't be any warnings about the SSL certificate anymore.
Confirmed :D
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anidel
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Lorn Potter wrote:
Qt's rotation is not done on the hardware level, it is done in Qt's
software. It can be done, if the transformed driver is being used.
OK - given no tilt sensor, I'd put buttons in the corners that do the same
thing.
Also, I've just written my first app in gtk/C.
After
Hi,
ext David Greaves wrote:
Lorn Potter wrote:
Qt's rotation is not done on the hardware level, it is done in Qt's
software. It can be done, if the transformed driver is being used.
OK - given no tilt sensor, I'd put buttons in the corners that do the same
thing.
Also, I've just written
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 18:48 +0200, ext Massimo Mund wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to enable and disable a hildon applet by console?
This would make debugging much easier because you don't have to do this
by hand every time.
You can edit /home/user/.osso/hildon-desktop/home.conf or
Hi,
David Greaves wrote:
Also, I've just written my first app in gtk/C.
After sobbing quietly and trying to avoid getting tears on my N800 I'm looking
forward to getting back to Qt!!
Apologies to any gtk fans out there - I just have a hard time with all the
pointer casting and trying to
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
ext David Greaves wrote:
You could try pygtk (www.pygtk.org) if performance or memory usage
is not an issue for you.
It is.
Not a huge one, but I wanted an app that was as quick as I could reasonably make
it. Plus I wanted to play lower down the stack...
check =
Dave Neary wrote:
Hi,
David Greaves wrote:
Also, I've just written my first app in gtk/C.
After sobbing quietly and trying to avoid getting tears on my N800 I'm
looking
forward to getting back to Qt!!
Apologies to any gtk fans out there - I just have a hard time with all the
pointer
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 05:36:02PM +0100, David Greaves wrote:
I think my discomfort comes from the weak run-time type checking and the
verbiage...
check.set_active(TRUE);
seems so much less error prone; especially for people who have to pick up this
new toolkit (and that's got to be
Hi,
David Greaves wrote:
I think my discomfort comes from the weak run-time type checking and the
verbiage...
check.set_active(TRUE);
seems so much less error prone; especially for people who have to pick up this
new toolkit (and that's got to be important for attracting developers to
Hi,
David Greaves wrote:
I mentioned gtkmm (hopefully not a sensitive topic) a moment ago - what are
peoples thoughts on that?
For reference, here's the same snippet in gtkmm:
Gtk::Frame frame(Checkbox)
Gtk::CheckButton check(aargh);
check.set_active(TRUE);
frame.add(check);
Hi,
On 6/12/08, David Greaves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is still the old scratchbox1 SDK?
(I was hoping to be late enough to the game to miss the migration - I guess
not
grin)
Yes, it is.
I'm using sdk+ on a Debian desktop for the other app.
If there's any interest then I'd be
Simon
Right, well goodish news, the dsp sbc encoder appears to work. It can be
used with mplayer to play ~1s of audio, then it all goes quiet.
this is how it was when trying the floating point version on an
emulated fpu. There's no way it could keep up.
though as I understood that the code
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