Since I subscribed to this list a couple days ago I have received the
same messages, over and over again .. Its like groundhog day .. if I
have to read another copy of the whole lists suck, use forums
thread one more time, I'm going to imagine what its like to chuck my
openmoko
On Wednesday 25 July 2007 00:47:02 Marco Barreno wrote:
On Tue, Jul 24, 2007 at 10:42:01PM +0200, thus spake Andreas Kostyrka:
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Ok, putting on my Postmaster hat, could you please provide Message Ids
and headers for messages from
Jay Vaughan schrieb:
Can the listadmin please pay attention and fix the broken list? We
don't need all these repeats and it seems like mailman is borked,
re-sending messages to the list over and again ..
Sending these pleas to the list won't help, you want to contact the list
owner (CC)...
PS: Sorry I sent this to you already, Gerald. The usual error, forgot
to change the To address...
Which brings up a good point, can the mailing list administrator make
the ReplyTo default to the mailing list rather than the original
poster :)
Must add this to the FAQ. In a word NO - it
This is a probe message to diagnose the SMTP problems. Please ignore.
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Nicolas Bougues wrote:
Here is the kind of things my SMTP relay logs while talking to openmoko's
list
server :
Jul 24 18:46:21 cassis postfix/smtp[9586]: 7E28BE0BA0:
to=community@lists.openmoko.org,
relay=sita.openmoko.org[88.198.124.203]:25, delay=12360,
delays=12279/0.16/0.15/80,
The short answer is use Reply to all instead of Reply to sender
On 7/25/07, Al Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS: Sorry I sent this to you already, Gerald. The usual error, forgot
to change the To address...
Which brings up a good point, can the mailing list administrator make
the
FIC just made my day!
Greetings,
This message has been automatically generated with regard to the
progress of your order at the OpenMoko online store
(http://direct.openmoko.com/).
Your order has been shipped!
-Jason
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Please please film it and upload it to google video or such for online
viewing. Most cons have started doing this with talks, but online BoF
sessions are more rare.
It would also prove a valuable resource for the community!
/Oliver
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Jason Elwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
FIC just made my day!
Your order has been shipped!
You meanie :P I misread it and thought mine has shipped then :(
I'm still having problems getting the USB networking going. I think I won't be
able to do much until my phone arrives.
In the
There's a *lot* of prior art in chord keyboards (as they're normally
called), and they work really well in a lot of environments. I
suspect I might like five nicely-spaced buttons so I could do
one-handed typing on the phone.
You can imagine a chord keyboard that fits in your pocket so you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not trying to prove something -- trying to give benefit of long experience
in similar situations. Email is substantially more efficient, because it is
intrinsically more powerful. For example:
8) Staying in touch directly with the community from my OpenMoko
phone in
On the other hand, via email you load everything while on a forum you choose
what to view.
The screen size argument also doesn't work too well as the Neo has 640*480
which is plenty and an official forum would obviously make sure to fit well
into that resolution.
How about continuing the
On 7/25/07, Sebastian Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not trying to prove something -- trying to give benefit of long
experience
in similar situations. Email is substantially more efficient, because
it is
intrinsically more powerful. For example:
8) Staying in
ramsesoriginal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-E-mail: loading hunderts of e-mails with questions that have been
discuted at least 300 times and hunderts of flaming e-mails, and maybe
dozends of i need this and that app e-mails, just to see that there's no
kews in the development of the
Hello
I have also some problems with qemu.
I have build everything with the MokoMakefile and it works really nice!
;-)
But when i want to use the gadged system to ssh into my moko, i get some
trouble...
I figured out that i had to recompile my default Debian Etch Kernel an did
it. Now it seems
On 7/25/07, Sebastian Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ramsesoriginal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-E-mail: loading hunderts of e-mails with questions that have been
discuted at least 300 times and hunderts of flaming e-mails, and maybe
dozends of i need this and that app e-mails, just to see
On Jul 25, 2007, at 12:16 PM, Myk Melez wrote:
rukhsana ansari wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to order another phone online but am unable to do so for
the past several days. After I click on submit in step1, I don't
get to step 2, just a blank page.
Has anyone else encountered this problem? Any
It shipped!
Sorry to waste bandwidth, but my openmoko is in transit to my local UPS office!
Now I wish I had paid for quicker shipping options, I used ground.
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2007/7/25, Cindy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It shipped!
I'm so jealous I live abroad and have to wait another day to have my
neo sent, and than wait some time, just to wait to pay tax at customs
when neo arrives to Poland!
;-)
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The average customer won't wait for the few simple web clicks, at least not
on a device that has only a GPRS connection. The Nokia E61 browser has a nice
KB counter and it's incredible how huge current web sites have gotten. (and
there is only limited hope of improvement, as we want the
On 7/25/07, Andreas Kostyrka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The average customer won't wait for the few simple web clicks, at least
not on a device that has only a GPRS connection. The Nokia E61 browser has a
nice KB counter and it's incredible how huge current web sites have gotten.
(and there is
I've been mostly silent in this discussion (partially because it's taken me
two days to catch up on it), but I have some thoughts/questions.
The gist of the argument for email seems to be:
1. You can download all the messages and view them offline
2. Standalone email clients group messages by
On 7/25/07, Steven ** [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, my questions:
1. Is there a way to get Gmail to thread the messages based on who it was
in response to?
Yup, admins can set archiving at www.gmane.org. This way you will have
archiving as well as threaded view
regards
VK
Um... That doesn't seem to get Gmail to thread the messages at all. You're
solution is Just don't use Gmail. Duh!. That's not a valid answer to my
question. Before you suggest it, the following is also an invalid response:
use Outlook or Thunderbird and download all your messages via POP.
I
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Richard said:
If they were interested in developing, they would follow the wiki as it
is the only source for finding development specs, cvs links, walkthroughs,
etc.
Some of us are waiting for hardware... don't get me wrong, you can do a lot
with an
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007, Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Jason Elwell writes:
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/07/hands-on-with-t.html
Thanks for posting that -- certainly whetted my appetite.
It's also interesting that the author of the article didn't quite
understand which decisions have been
On 7/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007, Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Jason Elwell writes:
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/07/hands-on-with-t.html
Thanks for posting that -- certainly whetted my appetite.
It's also interesting that the author of the
I was playing around with the extensions framework
(http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Extension_Framework) over the
weekend and have put together a proof of concept for the idea. The
packages are not currently designed to run on the openmoko or integrate
with the build process but
Nick Johnson wrote:
On 7/26/07, Rod Whitby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not yet found a forum that allows you to have all new messages
emailed to you, or to have *all* past messages since *exactly* the last
message you saw provided to you by an RSS feed (all the feeds I've seen
will give
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007, Marcel de Jong wrote:
On 7/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007, Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Jason Elwell writes:
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/07/hands-on-with-t.html
Thanks for posting that -- certainly whetted my appetite.
On 7/26/07, Mathew Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So there is still no forum solution that I know of that allows me to
download the full content of all posts I haven't read yet, and read them
on a random small device (e.g. a Treo650, or a Nokia N800, or a Sharp
Zaurus) that supports
Ortwin Regel wrote:
The screen size argument also doesn't work too well as the Neo has 640*480
which is plenty and an official forum would obviously make sure to fit
well into that resolution.
I'm sure it will fit well...but will you actually be able to read it without
a magnifying glass?
On 7/26/07, Mathew Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So there is still no forum solution that I know of that allows me to
download the full content of all posts I haven't read yet, and read them
on a random small device (e.g. a Treo650, or a Nokia N800, or a Sharp
Zaurus) that supports offline
On 7/26/07, Rod Whitby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not yet found a forum that allows you to have all new messages
emailed to you, or to have *all* past messages since *exactly* the last
message you saw provided to you by an RSS feed (all the feeds I've seen
will give you the last N messages,
So there is still no forum solution that I know of that allows me to
download the full content of all posts I haven't read yet, and read them
on a random small device (e.g. a Treo650, or a Nokia N800, or a Sharp
Zaurus) that supports offline email reading and replying.
Sounds like a good
Robin Paulson wrote:
On 7/26/07, Mathew Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So there is still no forum solution that I know of that allows me to
download the full content of all posts I haven't read yet, and read
them
on a random small device (e.g. a Treo650, or a Nokia N800, or a Sharp
Giles Jones wrote:
On 25 Jul 2007, at 23:09, John Seghers wrote:
I'm sure it will fit well...but will you actually be able to read
it without
a magnifying glass?
Having owned a VGA PDA with similar screen size I can say that the
resolution helps with readability. Hopefully with
Rod Whitby wrote:
I have no problem with OpenMoko creating a forum for end users.
As a developer, I won't be going there regularly. I might drop in now
and again to see what the signal to noise ratio is.
Why?
Simply because the only time of the day where I can spare 60 minutes to
catch up on
Did you run modprobe gadgetfs default_uid=your uid before running QEMU?
I get continual kernel ring messages (dmesg, also reported in syslog) of:
dummy_udc dummy_udc: dequeued req deb73c40 from ep-c, len 4096, buf
Additionally, there are three lines output from QEMU's stdout/err:
On 25 Jul 2007, at 23:42, John Seghers wrote:
Did you run modprobe gadgetfs default_uid=your uid before
running QEMU?
I get continual kernel ring messages (dmesg, also reported in
syslog) of:
dummy_udc dummy_udc: dequeued req deb73c40 from ep-c, len 4096, buf
Additionally,
I have no problem with OpenMoko creating a forum for end users.
As a developer, I won't be going there regularly. I might drop in now
and again to see what the signal to noise ratio is.
Why?
Simply because the only time of the day where I can spare 60 minutes to
catch up on project
On 7/26/07, Rod Whitby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So there is still no forum solution that I know of that allows me to
download the full content of all posts I haven't read yet, and read
them
on a random small device (e.g. a Treo650, or a Nokia N800, or a Sharp
Zaurus) that supports offline
Hey Moko-Magicians...
For those of us using Thunderbird, you can download a Duplicate Message
Remover add-on from here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/956
I just used it and took 433 messages down to like 187 just in my
OpenMoko in-folder alone.
Hope that helps
John Seghers wrote:
Ortwin Regel wrote:
The screen size argument also doesn't work too well as the Neo has 640*480
which is plenty and an official forum would obviously make sure to fit
well into that resolution.
I'm sure it will fit well...but will you actually be able to read it
.. count me in for a definite yes-vote for the camera, i believe it
is an excellent user interface ..
Video-based UI is indeed a seducing concept, and the neo could be a
great experimentation device. However this requires the camera to
see you while operating, which is geometrically opposed to
On Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at 03:39:08PM +0200, ramsesoriginal wrote:
nice. And now explain this to your Grandmother. Because as Einstein said:
you have only understood something whe you can explain it to your
grandmother.
For you it's easy to say that you simply have to use IMAP, but the average
On 25 Jul 2007, at 23:09, John Seghers wrote:
ficial forum would obviously make sure to fit
well into that resolution.
I'm sure it will fit well...but will you actually be able to read
it without
a magnifying glass?
Having owned a VGA PDA with similar screen size I can say that the
Am 25.07.2007 um 21:14 schrieb Giles Jones:
Hi,
I was thinking, there's a few people who are spending time hacking
away at HTC devices to get Linux running on them. While it is
commendable they would be better to help us with OpenMoko.
Maybe we could appeal to them if we're not already
Thanks. This worked for me. I was using the state abbreviation along
with the postal code.
-Rukhsana
William Lai wrote:
On Jul 25, 2007, at 12:16 PM, Myk Melez wrote:
rukhsana ansari wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to order another phone online but am unable to do so for
the past several days.
On 25 Jul 2007, at 20:21, Jay Vaughan wrote:
For sure the efforts of the Zaurus crowd, the GP2X crowd, the OLPC
crowd, the Nokia 770 crowd, and the iPod Linux crowd can be
exploited with OpenMoko .. so much diversity is inevitable, and
good imho ..
True, but why buy a device
On 25 Jul 2007, at 19:56, Jeff Andros wrote:
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Richard said:
If they were interested in developing, they would follow the wiki
as it is the only source for finding development specs, cvs links,
walkthroughs, etc.
Some of us are waiting for
Hi,
I was thinking, there's a few people who are spending time hacking
away at HTC devices to get Linux running on them. While it is
commendable they would be better to help us with OpenMoko.
Maybe we could appeal to them if we're not already on their radar.
Thoughts?
Giles.
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