Hey, anybody know the approximate size of the 770 user base? Or perhaps
the number of units sold since it was introduced? I'm trying to get a
feel for how many 770 (and 800) users there are out there, and also how
large the dev community is. Thanks.
--Ty
Hi there,
I hope this is the right mailinglist to post to with my problem,
please let me know if there is a more suitable one.
I have this project where I want to reset certain settings with every
reboot of the device. I am running IT2006.
Specifically I want to remove the IM/gtalk/email
Alexis Rondeau wrote:
Specifically I want to remove the IM/gtalk/email accounts via a
script. Manually it is obvious (just press 'remove' in the device
manager) but I need to know the location of the actual config file. It
is surprisingly (to me) not located in ~/.
Also, where can I find the
On 1/12/07, Frantisek Dufka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alexis Rondeau wrote:
Specifically I want to remove the IM/gtalk/email accounts via a
script. Manually it is obvious (just press 'remove' in the device
manager) but I need to know the location of the actual config file. It
is surprisingly
Hi,
is there any Nokia770 to sell?
Thanx.
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Saber wrote:
Hi,
is there any Nokia770 to sell?
Thanx.
Yes. Go to:
http://europe.nokia.com/770
and hit the Buy now button.
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Hi,
the fullscreen key is F6.
There are actually defines for the device keys in
hildon-widgets/hildon-defines.h header file:
#define HILDON_HARDKEY_UP GDK_Up
#define HILDON_HARDKEY_LEFT GDK_Left
#define HILDON_HARDKEY_RIGHT GDK_Right
#define HILDON_HARDKEY_DOWN GDK_Down
Under Maemo 1.x / IT2005 I used to call hildon_appview_set_fullscreen_key_allowed() to enable N770 fullscreen hardware button and automatically bind it to proper fullscreen / unfullscreen routines. Under Maemo 2.x / IT2006 there seems to be no similar method in hildon-libs: tutorials suggest using
On Mon, Jul 03, 2006, Luca Donaggio wrote:
Under Maemo 1.x / IT2005 I used to call
hildon_appview_set_fullscreen_key_allowed() to enable N770 fullscreen
hardware button and automatically bind it to proper fullscreen /
unfullscreen routines. Under Maemo 2.x / IT2006 there seems to be no similar
Hi,
how can I change the default behaviour of the N770 hardware keys?
For example: I would like the 'Home' button to cicle between opened
applications; I can do that by creating the .matchbox/kbdconfig with
'F5=Next' in it, but after doing the proper action, it still keep on
jumping to the 'Home'
I believe your right, I think the home key is trapped by something
else before it even reaches X let alone MB. Not sure why that is.
--- Matthew
On 11/24/05, Luca Donaggio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
how can I change the default behaviour of the N770 hardware keys?
For example: I would
Hi,
I think it would be neat to use the N770 as a remote control for
X11/Gnome, e.g. while doing presentations (with openoffice or xpdf), or
while playing music.
This is inspired by http://gbtcr.chileforge.cl/ , but my Bluetooth-able
mobile phone was just stolen.
How would I implement that the
Considering sw development for the N770, wouldn't it be a good idea
to allow the device log into a network file system (say, SMB) over
the WLAN so that compiled programs wouldn't need to be moved to the
target at all (eliminating MMC, or scp altogether).
I tried this, and with a dozen
I totally agree =-)
I guess that OMAP has no bottleneck on its graphics
(am I wrong?), so no bus problems with that stream of
data =-)
also, if the user is watching a fullscreen video, no
other application will use the video at the same
time.(obvious for fullscreen, but no so obvious for
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005, Timo Steuerwald wrote:
What's about the question related to bluetooth?
By default, the 770 will have both page scan and inquiry scan disabled
(i.e. be non-connectable and non-discoverable). Enabling those scan
modes is just a matter of issuing a simple HCI command. For
After reading jk's excellent review, a fear of mine was brought up:
that N770 could be slow for multimedia purposes, specially video
playing. I had the impression an 200Mhz ARM CPU isn't quite capable of
decoding and displaying video at full-screen at such a high resolution
by itself. Will N770
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