overnight) and if you do access it directly you'll need to
provide a vCard parser. Just use libebook.
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A better solution would be for GtkPaned to be a concrete class and have
an orientation property, then a convenience function could monitor the
allocation and switch it on the fly (and work for other containers such
as GtkBox).
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between the layouts.
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JVM onto Maemo, OpenMoko, and the iLiad, and they
appear to be doing quite well.
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every application has buttons with different colours and fonts.
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The manual explains how AC_ARG_ENABLE works:
http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/html_node/Package-Options.html
I also think that this should be --with instead of --enable (because
Maemo is external software, not an optional feature).
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time because having too much magic means it breaks if your assumptions
fail.
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decorated and can't be moved by the window manager.
The solution here is to create a top level window for you application,
and then draw the postit notes yourself. One way would be to create a
widget which draws a postit note and place them inside a GtkFixed or
GtkDrawingArea.
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I've always been told that Li-ion batteries can't be over-charged (also
have no memory effect).
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(customized with a drawing area for
instance).
My problem is that if I use a POPUP window, the title bar is not
displayed, and if I use a dialog window, the dialog is a modal one. I
can't get it non modal.
Why don't you use a normal window?
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Why don't you use a normal window?
what do you mean by normal window ?
a GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL ?
Yes, a popup window is only for special rare uses, like tooltips.
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the default video/audio player on N770 use Gstreamer?
I wonder how seek works flawlessly on that.
I believe it uses Helix if you are playing Real files, GStreamer
otherwise.
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what I had imagined, but now I'm wondering if their
plan is to create a new S60 based on Qt, or port Qt to S60 (as they
have already done with POSIX via Open C).
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only need to care about theme changes if
you are writing custom widgets. In that case, you want to connect to
the style-set signal.
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a GError** to
e_book_new_system_addressbook (the NULL argument is an error pointer) to
find out what the failure is. I'm guessing you are running it in a
terminal and not using run-standalone.sh:
$ run-standalone.sh ./ebooktest
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On Mon, 2008-01-21 at 16:29 +0100, Hanno Zulla wrote:
Is there any other device (= not by Nokia) using the Maemo stack?
The Intel-sponsored Ubuntu Mobile will use Maemo, which is aimed at
their upcoming MID devices.
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Is there any other device (= not by Nokia) using the Maemo stack?
The Intel-sponsored Ubuntu Mobile will use Maemo
On Mon, 2008-01-21 at 17:46 +0100, Hanno Zulla wrote:
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I think it's fair to say that this is as close as you'll
ever get. :)
So in other words, despite Maemo being open source and free enough to be
portable to other hardware, there is no other, non-Nokia device you can
distributions (Ubuntu, OpenEmbedded) as a build system to build images
uisng a lot of the Maemo components (DBus, GTK+, Hildon).
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cause so I can make the two results
closer.
As has been said, have a look at the Xvideo extension which is designed
explicitly for video playback.
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twice or longer for it to stick down for the next
key press(es?).
Yes, all of the keys you'd normally hold are sticky. I'm very impressed
with the input method integration on the N810.
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don't know hildon well yet!)
The menus are just popup menus with a theme applied.
To communicate with the keyboard, use X properties. There is a page on
the maemo wiki somewhere which somewhat documents the IPC, but the
framework is open source now so you can read the source.
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sense for the web pages, it can render forms using GTK+ widgets but
apart from that it handles everything else itself.
That said, there should be an xsetting you can change, instead of
rebuilding.
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apt-get, this will give you decent error messages.
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the dbus mailing list to work out some form of notification so that
clients can ask to be told when there are listeners for a particular
signal.
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The general answer is fix the app: the built-in file manager manages
to be use usable with the font size so why shouldn't pcmanfm or gftp?
If the font was drastically smaller, it wouldn't be possible to use the
device outside of an office, so what's the point?
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-level windows cannot be resized, they are screen size. Dialogs can
be, and gtk_window_set_default_size() would work.
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On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 10:29 -0800, Guang Yang wrote:
Can we include [maemo-*] in the subject line from maemo lists?
It would be much easier to read/filter messages.
Use the hidden fields designed for filtering, such a List-Post or
X-BeenThere.
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- use phone numbers in phonelink (ok ok)
Evolution Data Server, the component which stores the addressbook, has a
concept of the me contact. It would be trivial to add a contact and
mark it as yourself, so that other applications can fetch data from it
as required.
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? It is used by
the provided Contacts application, and OpenedHand's (disclaimer: I work
for them) Contacts application too. It even has a DBus API (although
please us the C API).
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On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 12:05 +0100, Fred Lefévère-Laoide wrote:
I'll have a look and see if it can fit ... Do you have any pointer ?
The source is in svn, http://svn.o-hand.com/view/eds-dbus/. The
maemo.org tutorials cover how to use EDS.
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On Mon, 2007-11-05 at 14:51 +0200, Felipe Contreras wrote:
Some applications are closed. AFAIK the filemanager is one example,
another one is the media player.
Of course the applications are not part of the platform. Platforms in
general don't have any applications as such.
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script normally restarts the system bus (for reasons that escape me).
It only needs to reload the bus, which (IIRC) can be achieved by sending
SIGUSR1 or passing reload to the init script.
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to fix /etc/resolv.conf. It defaults to 127.0.0.1 which is wrong unless
you run a local name server or cache.
Memory cards are just mounted file systems, you can simulate those
exactly by using a USB card reader.
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Heh, yeah, you were trying to run the shell. Install osso-xterm from
maemo-hackers.org.
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of conflict, but cannot install
because it doesn't exist!
Did you remove the OpenedHand apt source and refresh the catalogue too?
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solution here is to uninstall Contacts/Dates/Tasks,
and remove the OpenedHand repository from Application Manager.
When the rtcomm beta is official released, we'll rebuild our full EDS
packages and try and ensure an upgrade path.
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of syncing contacts with state.
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what I'd really like is a login
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simply clicking on them, you wouldn't have any problems.
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On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 15:35 +0200, Daniel Stone wrote:
Only if /tmp is bind-mounted into Scratchbox, else how is it going to
find the socket?
Scratchbox always does that.
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, but they are only sold in Japan.
Not any more they don't... the Zaurus was discontinued a month or so
ago.
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my confusion.
Yes, of course. I should fix this bug in eds-dbus.
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Note that unless you really want to, you should use
e_book_new_system_addressbook () instead of hard-coding a path. This
way you re-use the existing addressbook.
From a single line of source it's tricky to debug... can you publish the
source?
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this yourself now if it worries you, which will
make it zero open sockets on a N800.
Yes, someone should make an iptables package for the people who are
running services on their N800. However the stock image has no services
so doesn't really need a firewall.
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, notify::position,
your_callback, your_data) will do the trick.
I've never seen an application that actually needs to know the position,
as GTK+ will resize the widgets on its own without the application
needing to be involved.
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what happens.
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, but they are non-functional (disabled) as of now. Does anyone knows
if this is due to be fixed (enabled) in further versions of fmradio ?
It worked for me...
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work as I reflashed my 770 with an official image and
installed Dates last night before uploading the deb.
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On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 08:19 +, Ross Burton wrote:
On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 17:48 -0900, John P. Mitchell wrote:
I want to write an address book that intergrates with the built in
contacts data store. Which libraries are required for accessing that data
store and are there bindings
On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 15:33 +0100, Klaus Rotter wrote:
Bora and gregale are both scratchbox Apophis R4 based, so is there a way
to install them both on the same sbox environment?
Yes, just create multiple targets. My scratchbox currently has four
targets.
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a try.
You'll get subtle breakage -- but the only change if a build success is
that if there are -dbg packages, they'll be empty (as the name format
changed).
man debhelper on a Debian system will tell you what the versions mean.
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On Fri, 2007-02-02 at 10:38 +0100, Luca Manganelli wrote:
Is the N800 discount program ended?
24 hours ago, Quim posted that they will be closing the developer
program in 24 hours. So I'd guess yes.
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useful, it's a tutorial I wrote some time ago (but still mostly
relevant, not a lot has changed) that documents the basics in wrapping
GObjects for Python.
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clean and without hacks. There is real demand for it, really.
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/InputMethod
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a bluetooth keyboard paired,
emacs will just work, otherwise using it would be a whole new world of
pain surely?
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/contacts) which uses the same backend. This
way you can use your addressbook in Contacts and set addresses,
comments, etc, and still have it automatically sync with remote rosters,
usable in chat/voip, etc.
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hoped it
worked I hadn't verified it. If it has been working, that is great
news.
Feel free to mail me any further in-depth questions off-list,
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methods in eds-dbus have
not been tested, but if they are broken they should be trivial to fix.
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to synchronise
the calendar in Dates with Google Calendar.
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-- they are stored in memory and will
be rewritten. Always use the API unless you know for sure that the
daemon isn't running.
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by the improvements. I never got around to
benchmarking it but visually the original GTK+ 2.8 release was painful,
this is actually usable.
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and this does'nt seem a trivial task.
The initial step would be using the deprecated GtkText and GtkCList in
GTK+ 2.0. When you have a build of stars that uses GTK+ 2, albeit with
deprecated widgets, you can start work on removing those. Doing the
entire port in a single go is a lot harder.
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unmaintained. Porting it to use GTK+ 2 is generally quite simple. The
alternative is to build GLib 1 and GTK+ 1 for the 770, but that would be
a bad idea.
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On Fri, 2006-11-24 at 15:08 +0200, Santtu Lakkala wrote:
Afaik there are no Gtk bindings per se. But there is IBM's swt
toolkit, that can use Gtk as a backend.
Top hit for java gtk on Google: http://java-gnome.sourceforge.net
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On Sun, 2006-10-29 at 14:08 +0100, Jorge Salamero Sanz wrote:
is the source of quick contacts hildon applet avaible ?
Sorry, that is part of the osso-addressbook source package, which is
closed source.
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--these Chinese manufacturers everyone keeps talking about are
going to be more interested in producing (yet another) Windows CE
clone-device for which there is at least an established market.
Sony seem to think there is a market.
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to the browser,
Macromedia for Flash player, etc) as they are the added-value of using a
Maemo-based device from Nokia, opposed to some other company (although
there are non yet).
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, just use e_book_new_system_addressbook(). There is only
one addressbook on the 770, and that function will return it (unless you
are creating other addressbooks, but I advise against that).
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scratchbox, everything works perfectly.
The OOM killer?
Check dmesg, the kernel logs when it OOMs.
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documentation at:
http://www.gnome.org/projects/evolution/developer.shtml.
We (OpenedHand) will be releasing Dates 0.1 for the Nokia 770 shortly,
which will come with libecal. I'll try and get it into the contrib
repository too.
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for application that are not
in the same machine.
You can do D-Bus over TCP, but it's not advised. You'd be better
creating your own protocol, or re-using an existing one.
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access to the new features*.
Oh the pain. The true and unbelievable pain. Trust me, keep with 0.9.8
for now, and wait for Maemo to switch to Scratchbox 1.0.
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Library=/usr/lib/hildon-home/libhome_myapplet.so
X=20
Y=50
All the four fields are required.
I presume this file is a configuration file for hildon-home, and thus
applets don't need to know about it at all?
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On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 12:29 +0200, Kalle Vahlman wrote:
Spoke too soon, it seems to depend on libgnomecanvas (don't know why
and no option to disable it in configure at least).
I'm guessing that is for the easter egg, so you should be able to patch
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design).
Are any of the other platforms where it works running in 16bpp? Or are
they all 24 bpp?
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