Let me introduce myself before the actual reply. My name is Simon Budig,
I am involved with the GIMP development since about 1998, working at the
University of Siegen and learned about the Nokia 770 via Florian and
Nils. I can't wait to get my own device :-)
Koen Kooi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
Kalle Vahlman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On 8/4/05, Simon Budig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The main problem with the memory consumtion is a mechanism called the
projection, which holds the composited image (all layers merged
together). This is unfortunately *always* present, even when
Mayank Jain ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
How do I clean the project directory, ie the files generated by my
./autogen.sh ./configure scripts? Have a look at the project
directory... How can i clean it up so as i can tar the directory
release it. Are there any general guidelines (except maemo
Hi all.
As some of you know, I am writing a applet for the statusbar that simply
displays a clock. It turns out that this is not exactly easy...
For some reason the TZ environment variable is set inside the
maemo_af_desktop application (which is the process the statusbar applets
run in).
Brad Clements ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Perhaps I need to do a hard reset of the 770?
But, I can't find how to do that. There's a hole on the bottom. Tempted to
shove a paperclip in there, but don't want to fry the device..
Don't do this, there is a microphone in there.
You can switch off
Chris Bare ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
osso_initialize() WARNING: if the system bus activated this program, Libosso
does not connect to the session bus!
Xlib: connection to :0.0 refused by server
Xlib: No protocol specified
even though my scratchbox environment has DISPLAY exported (set to
Simon Budig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
For some reason the TZ environment variable is set inside the
maemo_af_desktop application (which is the process the statusbar applets
run in). Unfortunately it seems to be set to a nonsensical value (for me
it was something like 8#\x14A, where \x14
Hi.
Tommi Komulainen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Essentially the change would be to introduce a new widget (maybe
HildonWindow or something) that would replace current HildonAppView. The
new widget would be a real GtkWindow / toplevel X window which will
require code changes when migrating the
Komulainen Tommi (Nokia-M/Helsinki) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Sat, 2005-12-17 at 01:27 +0100, ext Simon Budig wrote:
Right now the code has to dive into different codepaths for native GTK
vs. Hildon, so that hildon gets an appview into the window and the rest
of the UI gets packed
Andrew Ramsay ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I started off with the basic example program which just connects to the
session bus, lists the services available, then exits. That works fine
with both session and system buses. I then tried to modify it slightly to
obtain a proxy for the
Philip Van Hoof ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
It would be nice if it would be possible to integrate with the backup
software of the Nokia.
That way, in case an upgrade of the device is a necessity, the user
wouldn't have to run all the backup softwares of all the ISV's that
created softwares
Kimmo Hämäläinen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I guess the 'API' is crontab(1) + crontab(5). It has probably been
tested in the course of time and proven good and stable.
Uh, not if you have potentially multiple programs simultaneously
modifying the crontab. One faulty program could mess up your
.
Sorry, this is *not* good software engineering.
On Wed, 2006-01-11 at 18:50, ext Simon Budig wrote:
The crontab(1) command cannot add an entry to the crontab, all it can do
is pop up $EDITOR for the user to edit the crontab. Not what you want.
My man page (old debian/testing) says that it can
Aaron Levinson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I seriously doubt that this problem has anything to do with the Hildonized
GTK+, considering that special characters such as the German umlaut work
fine in my VNC viewer port (at least with the virtual keyboard). In
addition, an examination of the
Neil Jerram ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
If I accidentally try to install a package with a preinst or postrm
script, it fails as documented at
http://www.maemo.org/platform/docs/howtos/howto_making_an_application_package.html,
with an error message about not being able to chroot to
Tomi Ollila ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
3 Is there a compiler define that can be used in code to conditionally
compile code when targeting for 770 (and some other code when not for 770).
Currently I use the following kludgy hack:
test -f /etc/init.d/maemo-launcher XD=-DM4EM0 || XD=
Shawn Gordon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
[...]
but Qtopia would have been a lot less of a hassle.
We need to invent the equivalent of Godwins law apparently.
Bye,
Simon
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Kasper Souren ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Looks like it's not executing as Python, but as shell.
The first line should look something like #/usr/bin/python2.4
make that #!/usr/bin/python2.4
Hope this helps,
Simon
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://simon.budig.de/
Brad Midgley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Today we published the maemo 2.0 beta on _http://www.maemo.org_. This
release includes both the maemo 2.0 beta development environment and the
Internet Tablet 2006 OS Beta image. For more details about the release
you can check out
Ross Burton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Tue, 2006-06-13 at 11:01 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have seen that the contacts are now centralized using EDS.
In the contact, will a field Phone Number be included?
I think that would be better for contact management.
Phone number is not
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On 7/25/06, Thanos Panousis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am searching for a way to produce sounds in a pygtk application
running on maemo. Like, a callback to a function that produces a
dialog box, with a bell sound.
Found no way to do
Weinehall David (Nokia-M/Tampere) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On mån, 2006-07-31 at 13:29 +0200, ext Nils Faerber wrote:
I would have expected such framework after the longish discussions on
the mailinglist some time ago (effectively more than half a year ago).
Since there isn't any
Alessandro Ikeuchi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
gtk_text_buffer_insert_at_cursor(mybuffer, \u00E3, -1);
gtk_text_buffer_insert_at_cursor () expects UTF-8 as the second
argument. I don't know what C99 / C++ define for the \u excape
sequences (probably wide chars or something like this), but I
Dave Neuer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Nokia was counting on the community to provide
that level of functionality for them, but won't pay us w/ the only
thing the open-source community cares about: code and documentation of
hardware.
Now that sounds as if you haven't watched very closely what
Dave Neuer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On 1/10/07, Simon Budig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that sounds as if you haven't watched very closely what happened the
last year or so. Claiming that Nokia did not provide hardware and (more
importantly) code is - in the best case - just uninformed
Hi all.
I am trying to activate the display control panel applet via dbus and I
am kind of stuck.
Entering the command
dbus-send --session --print-reply /com/nokia/controlpanel/rpc \
com.bokia.controlpanel.rpc.run_applet \
string:disp_ap_application_title boolean:true
prints the
Andreas Hubel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
has somebody already tried to connect a Wii-Remote with an Nokia 770 or
N800 via Bluetooth?
Yep. The N800 discovers the Wiimote fine, however, it does not allow
connecting without a passcode. Passcode did not work. This would
probably need some
Brian Waite ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Thursday 15 February 2007 15:35, Simon Budig wrote:
Andreas Hubel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
has somebody already tried to connect a Wii-Remote with an Nokia 770 or
N800 via Bluetooth?
Yep. The N800 discovers the Wiimote fine, however, it does
MoRpHeUz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Did you try using wii-mote driver for linux ? I think that Andreas
want to know that...
Actually I have played around a bit with the wiimote on my laptop, but
have not really made it into something real. It of course would be
awesome to have this as an input
Zhu, Peter J ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I tried to use both gdk_window_is_visible and gtk_window_is_active to
judge if GtkWindow is on top of hildon desktop or not. But unfortunately
both fail to get correct result.
Well, the result probably is correct, but does not describe the
visibility in
Zhu, Peter J ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I used differnt solution. Hildon library has a special function of
hildon_window_get_is_topmost() to address this very elegantly.
Yeah, I read your second mail after I replied :)
It probably depends on what you want. If you just want to check if your
Klaus Rotter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
But I often think C++ has to many features (for sure I didn't know them
all) and it is bloated whereas I think I know pretty much features of C.
I recently discovered the C++ FQA-lite at http://yosefk.com/c++fqa/
It is an entertaining read for language
Dave Neary ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Simon Pickering wrote:
Just a quick question. Do presenters need to buy a ticket or do they get in
free as they are presenting? I'm not bothered either way but would like to
know so I can get one in advance and get the discount.
I have the same
Simon Pickering ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
[LinuxTag tickets]
No, they do cost a little:
* Day pass € 9 (reduced: € 5*)
* Four-day pass € 24 (reduced: € 13*)
I don't know the exact procedure, but there definitely is a contingent
of free e-tickets available, which have been distributed
David Greaves ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
So this code snippet works when desc_b is a Gtk::Button
GtkWidgetTapAndHoldFlags f;
gtk_widget_tap_and_hold_setup(
(GtkWidget*)(desc_b.gobj()),
(GtkWidget*)(pMenu-gobj()), NULL, f);
But I want to use a Gtk::Label - and that doesn't
Kate Alhola ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
to use maemo SDK and then hands on workshop . I have
slide set for the presentation but for hands on it would be usefull
to have some other volunteers helping and answering questions.
I volunteer. I have some experience using various aspects of Hildon
Arvind1 K ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I'm facing a strange problem while using GTK+ Dialog box
I've used two dialogs one in IF and other in ELSE
if (some condition)
{
GtkWidget *dialog1 = gtk_message_dialog_new (main_window,
[...]
} else {
GtkWidget *dialog2 = gtk_message_dialog_new
dumganhar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I am developing a GPS application! have found many informations
about GPS with bluetooth ,but I still can't find how to use interal
GPS!Could someone help me and give me a demo written by C?
There is sample gps code available as well as
Darius Jack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
[...] N 770 ( first in the world multitouch Internet tablet). N 770
was really multitouch gizmo (just try to move web page with 2
fingers).
You're wrong here: what you're seeing when pressing multiple fingers on
the touchscreen is some kind of average
unknown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
If you want to read it directly from the hardware, ADC #3 of retu chip
gives this information.
Depending on your application it might be easier to monitor the dbus
signals that happen when the charger gets inserted or removed.
I don't have sample code
Simon Pickering ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Tile rendering
==
There's a list of OSM rendering programs here [0].
Mapnik [1] is the program which renders the map tiles currently downloaded
by Maemo-mapper. This requires that the OSM MySQL database be processed and
turned into a
Till Harbaum / Lists (li...@harbaum.org) wrote:
how does one make a dialog fill the entire screen? I am used to set the
dialog size to 800x480 and such a dialog will fill the entire screen when
fullscreen and will be shrinked appropriately when in non-fullscreen mode.
I'd advise against
Till Harbaum / Lists (li...@harbaum.org) wrote:
how does one make a dialog fill the entire screen?
[...]
The problem is that in non-fullscreen mode i am not limited and
the dialog is bigger than the usable screen space.
Oh, so you actually did not want your dialog to fill the screen, you
Marius Vollmer (marius.voll...@nokia.com) wrote:
The /opt is hack statement needs to be qualified, of course. Moving
stuff into /opt/maemo is a hack, of course. But at least in my
opinion, Moving stuff into /opt/package/ is a bigger hack, and a
bigger violation of the letter and spirit of
obb770 (obb...@gmail.com) wrote:
Given that if there isn't a good way to do this, then it might not
be fixed in the Fremantle lifetime - is there an ugly way to show the
desktop? like simulating pressing the right place on the screen,
somehow getting into non-public API of hildon-desktop, or
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