Hi Shu Hung,
Shu Hung (Koala) schrieb:
Hello,
OpenMoko is developed and produced in Taiwan. And I live in HK.
Both places uses Chinese as the common language.
I would say if this would be a standard commercial product, you are out
of luck. I don't need to tell you how many products are
On 08/14/2007 Torsten Wagner wrote:
Hi Shu Hung,
Shu Hung (Koala) schrieb:
Hello,
OpenMoko is developed and produced in Taiwan. And I live in HK.
Both places uses Chinese as the common language.
I would say if this would be a standard commercial product, you are
out of luck. I
On 8/7/07, Harald Welte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because such a website, especially if it is to fulfill our security and
privacy concerns, needs quite a bit of development time.
There are several developers on the list with experience in ecommerce
+ supply cahin management. We are willing to
There are some nice media from people.openmoko.org:
Fingerscroll foofone:
http://people.openmoko.org/jserv/graphics/video/
AGPS video:
http://people.openmoko.org/ninjutsu/AGPS_Neo1973.mp4
Inside this, there is a song from Openmoko Ringtones album:
Fingerscroll foofone:
http://people.openmoko.org/jserv/graphics/video/
Wow. This is clutter running inside qemu... Anybody tried running it
in software rendering on a real device?
Florent
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On Tue, Aug 14, 2007 at 07:20:47PM +0530, vivek khurana wrote:
On 8/7/07, Harald Welte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because such a website, especially if it is to fulfill our security and
privacy concerns, needs quite a bit of development time.
There are several developers on the list
Now that the product is launched and you have (or maybe not) some
breathing space can we finally get this mailing list configured
properly.
At the front of each mailing should be a subject pre-fix that says the
title of the mailing list
e.g. [OpenMoko-Community]: mailing list
On 8/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is always a great deal more complicated than just asking for help.
Well dear most of are working/have worked in projects which drain even
last bit out. But we still manage deliveries and reduce the delays.
I am not saying that openmoko
Mathew Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
I am at the point where it is asking me to calibrate the screen by clicking the
crosshair, but I can#39;t click it.nbsp;
I think someone has made changes, I had a heck of a time clicking it last
night. You have to just stick at it, click it about 5 or 6
El mar, 14-08-2007 a las 11:46 -0400, Dean Collins escribió:
Now that the product is launched and you have (or maybe not) some
breathing space can we finally get this mailing list configured
properly.
At the front of each mailing should be a subject pre-fix that says the
title of the
Mathew Davis wrote:
I don't know if this is the right place to ask this or not, I didn't
think it was a development question more of a general use question. I
got the Openmoko_Dev VM and I ran through the makefile setup and got
qemu up and running by typing make run-qemu, it took forever but
2007/8/14, Florent THIERY [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Fingerscroll foofone:
http://people.openmoko.org/jserv/graphics/video/
Wow. This is clutter running inside qemu... Anybody tried running it
in software rendering on a real device?
I run 2007.2 and 'kinetic' scrolling works very wel.
cayco
Dang reply button well I accidentally sent this just to Jmmy
I was trying to avoid re-flashing and re-building because it takes so long
to re-start. So I tried the clicking about a million times, but no luck so
I am trying make download-images and am currently waiting for the qemu
environment to
Jimmy McMillan wrote:
Matthew. I was having the same problems for a while, but I found that
after I restarted the ubuntu VM, and started the qemu string (after it
was build) it worked fine for me. You make also wanna do another svn
fetch and start from scratch.
Another thing I've found
hank williams wrote:
I think that this is not useful at all.
Actually it would be quite useful.
Without such a header I am unable to *visually* distinguish between this
and other mailing lists or mail. Filters are useful for organizing, but
I personally prefer to see my whole inbox
I do run filtering in Outlook - but I run it on subject - less processor
intensive.
And thanks Casey - I also subscribe to about 5 or 6 other lists and they all
have subject prefixes as well (and much larger more frequent lists than
openmoko)
It's a little thing but it's silly not to get
On 8/14/07, hank williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that this is not useful at all.
Actually it would be quite useful.
+1 for tagging the subject.
--
GDB has a 'break' feature; why doesn't it have 'fix' too?
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Matthew,
Like I said, I had the same problem you are for about a week and
finally rebuilt everything as mentioned on the wiki. Here is my screeny
as well as my `history`.
http://www.freshstation.org/~mintee/openmoko.jpg
Hope that helps
Mathew Davis wrote:
Dang reply button well I
Chris Kuethe wrote:
On 8/14/07, hank williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that this is not useful at all.
Actually it would be quite useful.
+1 for tagging the subject.
I second that. How about [om-community]-$subject
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Dean Collins wrote:
I do run filtering in Outlook - but I run it on subject - less processor
intensive.
How is filtering on subject less processor intensive than using mailing
list headers?
And thanks Casey - I also subscribe to about 5 or 6 other lists and they all
have subject
On Tuesday 14 August 2007 15:52:04 Santiago Crespo wrote:
There are some nice media from people.openmoko.org:
Fingerscroll foofone:
http://people.openmoko.org/jserv/graphics/video/
Foofone is neat. But it doesn't seem very obvious to use the star to have it
start calling?
hank williams wrote:
Oops. As usual I hit reply to and it went to casey personally
Its broken.
Just so that the 'silent majority' don't lose out on this one, I would
like to point out that there are approximately 1,500 people subscribed
to this list. Can we assume that unless we hear from
Well this is probably the wrong place for a whole-community poll about
this topic, but let me say that if the majority here really wants
subject tagging, than please put the tag at the end of the subject! I
use pager notification for my e-mails and text paging in Germany has a
very limited message
Lol - yep shortly followed by the human race all moving back to wearing
skins and living in rock caves.
Doing nothing as a 'reason' is about as dumb as you can get.
Regards,
Dean Collins
Cognation Pty Ltd
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
+1-212-203-4357 Ph
+61-2-9016-5642 (Sydney in-dial).
-Original
Oops again. That reply to thing is a bitch.
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From: hank williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Aug 14, 2007 4:52 PM
Subject: Re: mailing list management
To: Daniel Mewes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I
use pager notification for my e-mails and text paging in Germany has a
On 14 Aug 2007, at 21:35, Dean Collins wrote:
Lol - yep shortly followed by the human race all moving back to
wearing
skins and living in rock caves.
Doing nothing as a 'reason' is about as dumb as you can get.
They have the discussions all the time on the Linux Kernel list,
people
No vote != no change. No vote = don't care.
Personally I don't care, but I don't feel my apathy should lend strength
to one side of the argument or another.
Incidentally, my lack of caring is only relevant to the subject line. I
do feel the reply-to should be changed to reply to the list
Ok I am obviously doing something wrong. I tried re-building the
environment already. Here are the steps I took so let me know if I missed
something. First I ran make download-images, I then ran make
flash-qemu-official then I ran make setup and then ran make run-qemu. It
boots up and get's to
Learn to use Gmail. Also it's relevant for everything where you can only see
the first X letters of a topic in your list of emails. Like pretty much
every mail client and webmail interface out there. So adding the tags to the
end of the subject line is a pretty good idea which I could live with
Ok running through the process again I noticed something I was missing
before. I am getting the following error
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svnroot/mokomakefile/trunk/patcher'
svn: PROPFIND of '/svnroot/mokomakefile/trunk/patches': Not Implemented (
http://svn.nslu2-linux.org)
could that
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Dean Collins wrote:
Lol - yep shortly followed by the human race all moving back to wearing
skins and living in rock caves.
Actually, filtering on Subject is the caveman thing to do. :-)
The following headers are *specifically* added by the mailing list
software to enable you to accurately
Most good mail filters, such as sieve
(http://www.fastmail.fm/docs/sieve/index.html) provide a _multitude_ of
ways to filter messages. Including by headers or recipients (or a
combination, etc). I highly recommend sieve if you have means to run a
mail server, or are already are.
cheers
Jim McDonald wrote:
Just so that the 'silent majority' don't lose out on this one, I would
like to point out that there are approximately 1,500 people subscribed
to this list. Can we assume that unless we hear from them their vote is
'no change'? There are pros and cons to each system, but
On 15.8.2007, at 0.35, Christian Tschabuschnig wrote:
I am a member of the 'silent majority' - this is my first post - and,
yes, please leave it as it is.
And another 'pls don't change it'. One would think that in this day
and age all mail clients are able to filter, tag, color and/or
Best feature would be a Eliza bot in mailman that automagically goes
through this discussion without bothering the subscribers to the list :)
Now that's the best contribution to this whole discussion. Since no 12
developers will ever agree on subject line munging, top/bottom posting,
or
Do the people suggesting these changes
think that they really know better about how this list should be set up?
Yup.
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Look I'll vote for not changing the subject line; headers are
wonderful for sorting.
However, when I wish to reply -to the list-, I get a choice of either
-to the sender- or -to the list, sender AND anyone else the bloody
sender sent it to- instead of simply replying -to the list-.
While the
Mike Hodson wrote:
Why not reply to all? Because im rather sure I don't want to reply to
the author twice (as he apparently is on the list) and I don't want to
reply to anyone else the author sent the mail to. There appears to be
no other way to use this client than simply 1 or all, not
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