Hi! Backgammon crashes due to terminal size. The fix is following:
# cat /usr/share/gmenu2x/sections/games/backgammon title=backgammon icon=skin:icons/backgammon.png exec=/usr/bin/backgammon.sh The /usr/bin/backgammon.sh is now installed by backgammon package (http://qi-hw.com/p/openwrt-packages/2975657) However, sections/games/backgammon needs to be changed in gmenu2x repo for this to work. Additionally there are qball, gottet and Tile apps available in Games section. > Hi everyone, > > Thanks for all your hard work, we now have many useful apps on Ben NanoNote! > > I have been improving Ben NanoNote Applications wiki page [1] and hope to > achieve the goal of letting people know what apps are available on Ben NN > currently and how to use them. Especially for the potential customers, like > Jane's mom :-), to get an idea of what they can use Ben NN for. In this way, > I hope we can widen our customer base. > > [1] http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Applications > > Now I need your help to improve this page further. For some applications, I > was not able to find good documentation / user's guide, neither online nor > with "xxapp --help" command in console, e.g. dgClock, is one of them. So if > you have used or ported some apps, please give me a hand, pointing me to a > good documentation location or editing the wiki page. Also, there are some > other information missing in each app block, such as contributors. So if you > know it, please add them. > > I plan to do some smoke test on our apps to check on usability, on screen > help menu, and stability (should not crash when launching or during use). > I'll first start with the apps which can be launched from GMenu2X interface. > > During the course of editing the Applications wiki page, I found some apps in > GMenu2X interface are better launched in console, such as ctronome. For such > apps, I think we should remove them from GMenu2X interface. > > In 20101214 image, we have 4 sections, and we plan to add another 2 sections > in next release: utilities and programming. So the layout would be as > following. > > applications: > 1. Abook (good) > 2. Aewan > 3. bc > 4. Calcurse > 5. CenterIM > 6. DGClock > 7. ELinks > 8. emacs > 9. GMU > 10. JOE > 11. Lynx > 12. Mathomatic > 13. mcabber > 14. Mutt > 15. NanoMap > 16. NightSky > 17. qc > 18. sc > 19. snownews > 20. StarDict > 21. Vim > 22. w3m > > games: > 1. tetris > 2. worm > > programming: > 1. guile > > settings: > 1. GMenu2X > 2. Skin > 3. Wallpaper > 4. About > > terminals: > 1. ash (Default) > 2. bash > 3. Byobu > 4. fbterm > 5. jfbterm > 6. nanoterm > > utilities: > 1. Alsamixer > 2. Explorer > 3. htop > 4. mc > 5. PowerTOP > > We should remove the following program from GMenu2X: > 1. Backgammon (Remove from games section. The program crashes) > 2. ctronome (Remove from applications section. Currently the user cannot > change bpm and tact in the program at run time. It's better to use with > command line in console.) > 3. sdcv (Remove from applications. It makes more sense to start from command > line because all the help and other options must start with command line.) > > What do you think about putting above apps in GMenu2X interface? Which apps > do you think we should put there, which ones should be removed, and which > ones should be added? In one word, what should be the criteria for putting > apps in GMenu2X interface? > > Thank you for your help in advance! > > Yi > > > > _______________________________________________ > Qi Hardware Discussion List > Mail to list (members only): [email protected] > Subscribe or Unsubscribe: > http://lists.en.qi-hardware.com/mailman/listinfo/discussion _______________________________________________ Qi Hardware Discussion List Mail to list (members only): [email protected] Subscribe or Unsubscribe: http://lists.en.qi-hardware.com/mailman/listinfo/discussion
