This is a problem since there may be various enhancements which are
part of an EXISTING interface. Consider media codecs like ogg
support, or filesystems. Or for example I ported WebDav so I have
access to my mac.com idisk from my tablet. I could write a trivial
user/password popup, but that is
You could run something on maemo.org that would produce an app list in
multiple forms with all the extra data n the BROWSER, then a keyed
installation target for the app manager which would "do the right
thing".
This would require a small new API to the app manager that would allow
it to do an ins
Yes, it should, or perhaps with the FIRST version of diablo if I
remember the dates right.
(save libflashplayer.so from the plugins directory if you find a working one)
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19855&highlight=flashcam&page=3
Which has instructions and pointers t
Thanks for the response and the information. You say the "latest update
broke" your hack. The latest update of the OS? And what if I haven't
updated my OS, I have a Nokia N810 with OS2008 version Chinook, so
shouldn't your hack work as long as I don't update? Please let me know,
thanks.
Merric
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 2:37 PM, Simon Pickering
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> As a thought experiment, could we remove the "Browse installable
>> applications" button from the AM and get by with just
>> downloads.maemo.org? Should we work on better integration?
>
> Definitely not until the brows
Hi,
Sorry to jump in a thread like this as a stranger! My name is Nicolas and I
am just a N810 owner interested in development. This thread makes a lot of
sense to me because as a user I am a bit frustrated with the current AM.
So just my 2 cents, I totally second Simon comment about being able
> But the current AM is a pretty unfriendly place for browsing
> a long list
> of available applications. In the past, I kept saying that I
> don't want
> the AM to turn into a portal for applications, that should be left to
> the browser. We have downloads.maemo.org, which is this portal. Ar
Removing the option to install applications listed inside our configured
repositories takes away greatly from the system.
The UI is at fault, not the actions it performs and data it contains within
it.
Gary
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Marius Vollmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> with
Hi,
with the recent category discussion coming to a close, I already have
something to think about that might go beyond categories.
But first, many thanks to everybody involved in the recent category
cleanup! I will catch up carefully and will do my best to make the
necessary changes to the Appl
It should not be considered "for testing only" no more than ifconfig
or a bunch of other configuration and status utilities - you could
bury all these somewhere, but it would make things worse.
I'm using l2ping (which requires root and has no equivalent I know
of), and rfcomm
I am familiar with k
Someone else pointed out that it only supported V4L1 - but it gets
worse. Chinook actually had the camera code and there was a hack I
adapted from http://www.swift-tools.net/Flashcam/ which made the
camera (but not audio) work. The latest update broke the hack.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:27 PM, Me
"ext Zhihai Wang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But at the time when the package is installed, this file only contains
> , so I wonder when the catalogues used for update are
> written into /etc/ hildon-application-manager/catalogues?
They are in the "nokia-repository" package.
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Dear all,
Catalogues in /etc/hildon-application-manager/catalogues will be fetched out
and written into /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hildon-application-manager.list for
later updates.
But at the time when the package is installed, this file only contains
,
so I wonder when the catalogues used for upd
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