It might be worth reusing/reimplementing SCIM or other multilingual
dictionary system (http://www.jw-stumpel.nl/stestu.html) instead of
T9. I have used SCIM with Gnome on Ubuntu Linux to convert pinyin to
mandarin. I think SCIM also plays nice with X, and I assume it would
not be too
Hi,
first, I'm new to this list, hello.
Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry for the bandwidth.
But now, for the real stuff.
The following scenario, you carry your phone in some pocket. Now it rings,
but you want it
Hello, this idea could be great,
but this option could shut up the phone when you walk,no ?
2007/10/12, Dietz Proepper [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
first, I'm new to this list, hello.
Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry
On Friday 12 October 2007, Oliver wrote:
I've had similar ideas, but haven't posted them yet. Here's one:
Imagine you're surfing the internet, or checking a map, or something like
that. We don't have a multi-touch screen, so we can't zoom out with our
fingers like iPhone users. Zooming out,
On Mon Aug 20, Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
Finally, we are very close to publishing our extensive software roadmap
covering plans for adding more exciting software components and
detailing areas where you can get involved and help us reach our goal of
freeing phones around the world.
I haven't been
(given open hardware in community@)
anyone willing to testdrive a flash-and-boot
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/NetBSD
dmesg from real hardware is appreciated
--noud
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Wolfgang Silbermayr wrote:
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Hello OpenMoko people!
I study at the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg, Austria
(near Linz). I organize events for our LUG, and I would really love to
have somebody talk about the OpenMoko project. First off,
I've had similar ideas, but haven't posted them yet. Here's one:
Imagine you're surfing the internet, or checking a map, or something like
that. We don't have a multi-touch screen, so we can't zoom out with our
fingers like iPhone users. Zooming out, though, is something we really
should be able
Hi Justin Thomas
I think the investment made into the UI is extremely important and valuable
(well done, Thomas).
Shall we put together a usability team so these user centered design efforts
continue?
I'm a usability expert and would love to get engaged on a mobile device project.
We could
I guess it might be not to hard to implement your idea. This is an
classical example of e.g. fault detection. Used in the industry to
identify strange sensor signals which might indicate a coming fault in
the system. The idea is to precisely identify an odd behaviour long
before a complete
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Georg Michelitsch wrote:
Hi Wolfgang,
When and where should this speech / LUG meeting take place? I'm
personally interested in the Neo1973 and Openmoko so if this really
happens please inform me (or send out a notification to the mailing
list).
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Jay Vaughan wrote:
Hi! I'm already in Austria (Vienna) and have been hacking on Openmoko
for a few months now .. I recently gave a talk at MQ for the subotron
electric meeting, on the subject of homebrew .. perhaps you could tell
me more about
Am Freitag 12 Oktober 2007 11:44:52 schrieb Dietz Proepper:
Hi,
first, I'm new to this list, hello.
Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry for the bandwidth.
But now, for the real stuff.
The following scenario, you
On 10/12/07, Fabian Off [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am Freitag 12 Oktober 2007 11:44:52 schrieb Dietz Proepper:
Hi,
first, I'm new to this list, hello.
Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry for the bandwidth.
It should be reasonably easy to tell them apart. Knocking the phone should
give a sharp peak acceleration with greater magnitude than you would get from
walking. We'll only find out by trying it though ;-)
On Friday 12 October 2007, ROULLAND bruno wrote:
Hello, this idea could be great,
but
Dietz Proepper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Wouldn't it be more
comfortable to simply knock at the pocket (and therefore the phone),
detect the acceleration of the shock and shut off the bell?
I'm sure such an idea is on the wiki already, if not add it.
I like the accelerometer, so many
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Fabian Off wrote:
Well, this exact idea didn't came up before, but there was a discussion
whether an accelerometer could/should be use for input. The summary is: No,
due to the fact the accelerations are too un-uniqe. They might happen while
ROULLAND bruno:
Hello, this idea could be great,
but this option could shut up the phone when you walk,no ?
Depends I think. A short knock might have a different signature. But
difficult to judge without a real device.
kindest regards,
Dietz Proepper
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Hello OpenMoko people!
I study at the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg, Austria
(near Linz). I organize events for our LUG, and I would really love to
have somebody talk about the OpenMoko project. First off, we have some
really
Hi! I'm already in Austria (Vienna) and have been hacking on
Openmoko for a few months now .. I recently gave a talk at MQ for the
subotron electric meeting, on the subject of homebrew .. perhaps you
could tell me more about what you require?
j.
On Oct 12, 2007, at 12:36 PM, Wolfgang
Kind of like the IBM hard drive accelerometer knock applications (only
in linux unfortunately).
Check out the link here if you haven't seen it before
http://deancollinsblog.blogspot.com/2006/08/knock-knock-whos-there.html
Regards,
Dean Collins
Cognation Pty Ltd
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dmesg from real hardware is appreciated
Hm, in the spirit of adventure, I just flashed your NetBSD kernel on
my Neo, like this:
uma% ./dfu-util -a kernel -R -D ~/Desktop/netbsd.boot dfu-util - (C)
2007 by OpenMoko Inc.
Then I tried booting it from the serial console. I can't tell
in responce to Ted
you expecting that the console will be visible via the debug board?
after reading
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Debug_Board Actually using it
i'd say there's a possibility ;)
i did build a second kernel...
NetBSD/evbarm 3.1 NEO1973 kernel 20071012 (com1=console)
http
hello, I'm new in this list.
I have a question.
Is possible to make a call with neo1793?
they where an article on the wiki
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Developer_preview
i read
what you CAN NOT expect yet
#reliable means of making phone calls, esp. not from the UI
#reliable means of
On 13 Oct 2007, at 00:09, Derek Pressnall wrote:
I have an idea for a simple alarm application. The idea is that if
you leave your phone sitting at your desk plugged in charging, then
you can activate an app that will play an alrarm sound as soon as the
devices is unplugged (with a popup
I could also be interested in this. I'm finishing up a master's
degree in Information Science with a focus in Information Architecture
and HCI, so I have a lot of interest in OpenMoko usability.
Jeremy
On 10/12/07, london cowgirl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Justin Thomas
I think the
I have an idea for a simple alarm application. The idea is that if
you leave your phone sitting at your desk plugged in charging, then
you can activate an app that will play an alrarm sound as soon as the
devices is unplugged (with a popup keypad to enter a disarm code).
A variant would use the
The phone still can't be relied on to make calls. At this point, if you're
looking for a phone that you can call with in an emergency or can rely on
for business use, OpenMoko is not ready. What is ready is the software stack
that will let you hack on the different components and get things
Yes, of course.
this is a release candidate.
is possible to assume that the hardware will not change?
If so is not a problem to upgrade firmware.
I suppose, however, that the same is not true for wifi support, right?
P.s. I am a developer, I do not want to make phone calls, I want to play
with
It's pretty fluffy, but it has nice pictures:
http://www.wired.com/gadgets/wireless/multimedia/2007/10/gallery_linux_phones
Nice to see that some are talking about why the iPhone isn't the greatest
thing since
sliced bread, at least. Maybe someone will even say that applications matter
for a
The only problem is. If the gta02 coming out in October 07 is not a good
idea buy gta01 now
.
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Inviato: sabato 13 ottobre 2007 2.06
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Oggetto:
surprise! It's october 07 right now and the GTA02 is nowhere on the horizon.
Again, I am not connected to FIC, but it seems apparent to me that we won't
see GTA02s ship within the next 6 months.
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I have not purchased a Neo yet but I bid on one and ebay and lost.
Just wanted to say, I hope that the focus on making calls is top
on the priority list. It seems a bit bizarre that there is another
version in the works when you can't make calls on the first. It
would make more sense to get the
The fact is that the first version was put out early so that hardware
hackers and developers could get their hands on the phone in advance. The
hardware is simply not ready for consumers, but hopefully with the help of
all the people who have bought the hardware and are hacking on it we will
have
Not quite true that you can't make calls! Many have been making calls
and messaging. Just not all that easy (e.g., using ssh/command line
interfaces).
However, I have been using the Neo as my main phone for making and
receiving phone calls and messaging for a couple of weeks now using
the Qtopia
Hello everyone,
I have some updates for you, and a question.
First the updates:
The GTA01 units that were shipped in the past two weeks have satisfied
the back orders for GTA01. There continues to be demand for GTA01 so we
are building some more.
GTA02 Wifi hardware has been working for
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