[QtMoko] ringnote development (was: Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Thomas Gstädtner wrote: > For my small tool epiano (which I haven't worked on in a while > unfortunately), I use fluidsynth. > You can easily use any soundfont you want and map a tone sequence to > it, it's absolutely trivial and nice. > > If you plan to do this, use fluidsynth. > You can have it r

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 10:26 PM, Brolin Empey wrote: > Nelson Castillo wrote: >> On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Brolin Empey  wrote: >>> Hello list, >>> >>> Yes, believe it or not, I am actually posting a message which could be >>> considered on-topic! ;) >> >> A small step for a man :-P > > A

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Nelson Castillo wrote: > On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Brolin Empey wrote: >> Hello list, >> >> Yes, believe it or not, I am actually posting a message which could be >> considered on-topic! ;) > > A small step for a man :-P A small step for a stepwise sequencer too? ;) > >> I have had an idea

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Brolin Empey writes: > If you mean you want your hacks included in distro repositories, that > seems unnecessary because I think most Openmoko users know how to > manually install stuff not packaged by their distro! ;) Yep but a ringtone is such a basic thing that it should be available without

Re: Fw: set rts and frag in wifi card

ya...@email.it writes: > since it is not possible to set “rts” and “frag” through “iwconfig” (the > resulti is operation not supported), I would want to know if that depends of > flash version ar6001gz owner, or if it is simply one characteristic not > implemented in the module ar6k; my scope is t

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote: > Brolin Empey writes: >> in the HVSC under C64Music\Ouwehand_Reyn: > > My problem with HVSC is that it's not DFSG-free [1] so such a ringtone > could never be included in the Debian main distribution.

Fw: set rts and frag in wifi card

Hi, since it is not possible to set “rts” and “frag” through “iwconfig” (the resulti is operation not supported), I would want to know if that depends of flash version ar6001gz owner, or if it is simply one characteristic not implemented in the module ar6k; my scope is that the moko make pa

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Brolin Empey writes: > in the HVSC under C64Music\Ouwehand_Reyn: My problem with HVSC is that it's not DFSG-free [1] so such a ringtone could never be included in the Debian main distribution. Since I wanted to make sure that there is at least a possibility to incorporate my hacks back to other u

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote: > Brolin Empey writes: >> PS: How many Openmoko users make their own ringtones? > > http://iki.fi/lindi/openmoko/ringtone/ > > is how I made my ringtone as loud as possible. If you know how to make > it even louder, I am interested :-) Cool! I had never heard of the

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

For my small tool epiano (which I haven't worked on in a while unfortunately), I use fluidsynth. You can easily use any soundfont you want and map a tone sequence to it, it's absolutely trivial and nice. If you plan to do this, use fluidsynth. You can have it run in background and play your melody

Re: [SHR-t] [fixed] navit crashes with Reiseplanner maps while searching for a town

On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 08:03:18AM +0100, Xavier Cremaschi wrote: > Martin Jansa a écrit : > > On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 07:55:00AM +0100, Xavier Cremaschi wrote: > >> Martin Jansa a écrit : > >>> Upgrading navit on root from 1:0.1.0+svnr2902-r5.4.4 to > >>> 1:0.1.0+svnr2934-r5.4.4... > >>> Download

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

On Sat, 30 Jan 2010 04:10:39 -0800 Brolin Empey wrote: > My idea is to have my cell phone (my FreeRunner, of course, which runs > QtMoko v14) dynamically generate a ringtone for incoming calls: I have been generating ringtones with the "tones" program from the siggen package. See: http://gl

Re: CompuLab‘s exeda

woow, i've just a short look on the phone, but it seems to be very very nice :D may i let the openpandora-idea be and do stuff with this thing.. :) thx for the hint, brolin.. if someone is interessted to the prices.. http://www.compulab.co.il/exeda/html/exeda-price.htm does someone know if

Re: FOSDEM 2010 Devroom

That's great new Mickey! Thanks! I'll be there Pieter On Sat, 2010-01-30 at 13:01 +0100, Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote: > Hi guys, > > due to some lucky (for us) coincidences, even after our request for a > devroom was officially declined, we got hold of a small time slot to > gather and hold so

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Brolin Empey wrote: > Hello list, > > Yes, believe it or not, I am actually posting a message which could be > considered on-topic! ;) A small step for a man :-P > I have had an idea for years, but have not searched to see if anyone has > already implemented it.

Re: CompuLab‘s exeda

Brolin Empey wrote: > William Kenworthy wrote: >> I'd looked at this one but its not 3G capable. > > Then why does list “A choice of > wireless voice/data modem – quad band GSM/GPRS, CDMA or 3G UMTS”? > ^^^ Grr, I mistakenly expected my MUA (Thunderbird) to se

CompuLab‘s exeda (was: Re: Alte rnatives to FR)

William Kenworthy wrote: > I'd looked at this one but its not 3G capable. Then why does list “A choice of wireless voice/data modem – quad band GSM/GPRS, CDMA or 3G UMTS”? ^^^ The pricing page [1] does

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Good plan, I once tried to get supercollider running, but the dependencies were too heavy, so I gave up. -- :M: ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community

ROAD Officer S101 - does it support UMTS? (was: Re: [Shr-User] Alternatives to FR)

Please avoid top-posting. That is all I will say: I do not want to start Yet Another™ posting style debate! :P W.Kenworthy wrote: > This is one I was not aware of - looks nice but its still not 3G capable AFAICT, you are correct: the tech specs page [1] does not mention 3G/UMTS/W-CDMA. Howe

Re: New significant speedups coming to FreeRunner

Am Freitag 29 Januar 2010 schrieb Josh Thompson: > Thanks for providing this kernel. I've been very happy with the speedups. > However, I seem to be missing the usb gadget kernel modules. I can't seem > to find them, and I'd like to be able to use the usb networking and mass > storage modules. A

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Brolin Empey writes: > PS: How many Openmoko users make their own ringtones? http://iki.fi/lindi/openmoko/ringtone/ is how I made my ringtone as loud as possible. If you know how to make it even louder, I am interested :-) ___ Openmoko community mail

Re: Navit memory leak

Xavier Cremaschi writes: > :( didn't know that. Don't be so sad, it's much easier to do such development on x86 since valgrind will slow things down a lot. ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/ma

Re: dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

I like this idea! - maybe use dtmf tones? Though there are apparently people who can tell the number from the tones which may be a privacy issue for some. BillK On Sat, 2010-01-30 at 04:10 -0800, Brolin Empey wrote: > Hello list, > > Yes, believe it or not, I am actually posting a message whi

dynamically generating ringtones based on the calling phone number

Hello list, Yes, believe it or not, I am actually posting a message which could be considered on-topic! ;) I have had an idea for years, but have not searched to see if anyone has already implemented it. My idea is to have my cell phone (my FreeRunner, of course, which runs QtMoko v14) dynami

FOSDEM 2010 Devroom

Hi guys, due to some lucky (for us) coincidences, even after our request for a devroom was officially declined, we got hold of a small time slot to gather and hold some presentations. We have cooked the following timeslot: http://fosdem.org/2010/schedule/devrooms/openmoko Hope to see you there,

Re: Investigation of failure to report received SMS

On 30 January 2010 10:35, Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote: > Neil Jerram writes: >> (Note that I've raised some logs about incoming messages from DEBUG to >> WARNING, for this investigation.) > > At least with old frameworkd setting ogsmd loglevel to DEBUG would > show the actual AT traffic which I di

Re: Investigation of failure to report received SMS

On 30 January 2010 11:25, Fox Mulder wrote: > Neil Jerram writes: >> (Note that I've raised some logs about incoming messages from DEBUG to >> WARNING, for this investigation.) > > You lowered the log output with this option. DEBUG is the highest > logging option and warning does log much less.

Re: Investigation of failure to report received SMS

Neil Jerram writes: > (Note that I've raised some logs about incoming messages from DEBUG to > WARNING, for this investigation.) You lowered the log output with this option. DEBUG is the highest logging option and warning does log much less. ___ Openmo

Re: Navit memory leak

On 30/01/2010 11:36, Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote: > Xavier Cremaschi writes: >> The best way is to launch a memory profiler I think (valgrind), or maybe > > Valgrind's ARM support is not in mainline yet so you need to do your > development on x86. :( didn't know that. _

Re: Navit memory leak

Xavier Cremaschi writes: > The best way is to launch a memory profiler I think (valgrind), or maybe Valgrind's ARM support is not in mainline yet so you need to do your development on x86. ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.

Re: Investigation of failure to report received SMS

Neil Jerram writes: > (Note that I've raised some logs about incoming messages from DEBUG to > WARNING, for this investigation.) At least with old frameworkd setting ogsmd loglevel to DEBUG would show the actual AT traffic which I did not see in your logs.. __