Hi,
ext Erin Stadler wrote:
> The problem with the solution below is that you can still minimize the app
> and then you are stuck with a white screen with nothing left to do but
> restart it or re-flash it. Is there a way to let the desktop boot up but
> stop other applications from loading other
The problem with the solution below is that you can still minimize the app
and then you are stuck with a white screen with nothing left to do but
restart it or re-flash it. Is there a way to let the desktop boot up but
stop other applications from loading other than the browser, so essentially
you
Just in case anyone else tries the below - your device might go into
a reboot loop.
Presumably need to disable the watchdog thingy.
Regards
Simon
At 10:24 23/03/2007, Johan Bilien wrote:
On Fri, Mar 23, 2007, Simon Moore wrote:
> It does work, I've tried it. Not specific to the
> browser of
2007/3/23, Simon Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It does work, I've tried it. Not specific to the
browser of course, can send any key to any
screen, but in this case you send F6 when the
browser is the front window to make it full screen.
Anyone got any tips on changing X windows (i.e.
removing wind
On Fri, Mar 23, 2007, Simon Moore wrote:
> It does work, I've tried it. Not specific to the
> browser of course, can send any key to any
> screen, but in this case you send F6 when the
> browser is the front window to make it full screen.
>
> Anyone got any tips on changing X windows (i.e.
>
It does work, I've tried it. Not specific to the
browser of course, can send any key to any
screen, but in this case you send F6 when the
browser is the front window to make it full screen.
Anyone got any tips on changing X windows (i.e.
removing window manager) so just the browser
starts u
On Tue, Mar 20, 2007, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
> Tomàs Jiménez Lozano wrote:
>
> >There is really no way to maximize an application in general (and maemo
> >browser in particular) emulating the HW Key press?
> >
>
> Yes this brute force approach could work too. You could use uinput
> kernel driver
Hi,
These are not UI packages/sources. Browser eal (engine abstraction layer)
and maemo-browser-interface are respectively a layer for UI interoperability
between engines and an interfacing package for other apps to access/share
some browser stuff.
regards
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/bro
AFAIK the sources for the browser UI (not the engine) are public:
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/browser/
I even managed to compile them once (didn't run though). I would think that
having own browser UI that launches fullscreen for your needs would be good
enough solution for a kiosk mode pr
It is possible to compile a small App that sends
the keyboard function key (F6 I think) to x
windows that is equivalent to the hardware
fullscreen button being pressed (someone pointed
me in that direction a while ago on the
list). Far from the best solution but it can work.
The downside is
Tomàs Jiménez Lozano wrote:
There is really no way to maximize an application in general (and maemo
browser in particular) emulating the HW Key press?
Yes this brute force approach could work too. You could use uinput
kernel driver (used with serial bluetooth keyboards) to feed proper
F-key
I assume that the browser does not supply any internal means (ie:
command line switch option, rpc method) to bring it to fullscreen mode.
What about trying to solve the problem form the outside?
There is really no way to maximize an application in general (and maemo
browser in particular) emulati
That's right. The fullscreen browser launching is not implemented but it is
planned in future (not too soon).
Br,
--jakub
>There is no way to open the opera browser into fullscreen, i
>spent quite a bit of time trying various solutions and even
>tried implementing the "open embedded browser"
Hi,
David Weinehall wrote:
As a first step to achieve some kind of kiosk mode I am trying to open
maemo browser at startup in fullscreen mode.
In this case you don't want to run Desktop. With the Home key
user can always switch to Home or some other window.
Not if he modifies /etc/mce.ini fi
On mån, 2007-03-19 at 18:08 +0200, ext Eero Tamminen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> ext Tomàs Jiménez Lozano wrote:
> > As a first step to achieve some kind of kiosk mode I am trying to open
> > maemo browser at startup in fullscreen mode.
>
> In this case you don't want to run Desktop. With the Home key
> us
Hi,
ext Tomàs Jiménez Lozano wrote:
As a first step to achieve some kind of kiosk mode I am trying to open
maemo browser at startup in fullscreen mode.
In this case you don't want to run Desktop. With the Home key
user can always switch to Home or some other window.
You might also want to mo
There is no way to open the opera browser into fullscreen, i spent quite
a bit of time trying various solutions and even tried implementing the
"open embedded browser" via dbus, however these calls are deprecated.
The only hope is to use a different browser solution as a base.
Andrew
Tomàs Ji
As a first step to achieve some kind of kiosk mode I am trying to open
maemo browser at startup in fullscreen mode.
I've found that, dislike desktop opera browser, maemo browser has no
command line switch option (--fullscreen) to do this.
I am trying now to launch browser via dbus rpc capabilitie
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