pplet.
I'd suggest listing Simple-Launcher as OS2006 compatible after you
get positive feedback from a significant number of users. Add my
vote. It is a valuable tool.
--Don
On Sep 8, 2007, at 10:51 AM, Mikhail Sobolev wrote:
> Hi Don
>
> On Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 06:12:31PM
Thanks for making simple-launcher available.
Will it work with OS2006 on a 770? The current Application Catalog
listing lists it for OS2007 (only).
--Don
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> Hi. There are several online-document-editing services (Google Docs
> being one, Zoho another), and I would love to use one of these from my
> Nokia 770, but so far none of them seem to work with it. Does anyone
> know of an online-editing service that *will* work with the Nokia. It
> would be
Here's something that shows the promise of being practical and useful
-- the new version (2.0 Beta) of Glide on a PC/Mac/Linux desktop
combined with 770/800 access through GlideMobile. Plus a GlideSync
application for convenient uploading from the desktop.
http://www.glidedigital.com/
> Following the Application Catalog description, I assumed an install
> of MiniMo 0.20.1 would be okay on a N770 with IT OS 2006.
>
> The installation fails with 3 lines listing that "x11-common"
> packages are missing.
My apologies for the quick posting. After a little research I found
t
Following the Application Catalog description, I assumed an install
of MiniMo 0.20.1 would be okay on a N770 with IT OS 2006.
The installation fails with 3 lines listing that "x11-common"
packages are missing.
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Eureka! Your Red Pill suggestion did the trick.
> Try enabling Red Pill mode[1] and installing through the Application
> manager. Red Pill will allow e2fsprogs and other packages to display.
> The Application manager should work fine through a proxy.
I had religiously followed the HowTo to use a
Repository name
(repository.maemo.org) to get the complete path.
--Don
On Jul 29, 2007, at 11:44 AM, Paul Klapperich wrote:
> I guess I'd never actually read this e-mail before...
>
> On 7/25/07, D. L. Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> ... [snip]...
>>
>> The package installa
Thanks again for your explanations and handholding over this problem.
All my Application Catalog entries are okay and the list refreshed.
Other applications have been installed satisfactorily using the
Application Manager.
The problem remains the e2fsprogs package and apt-get install.
App
Thanks for taking the time to do an explanation using the example
e2fsprogs package. I kinda get it after digesting your points, but
seem to still be missing something.
I have a 770 running OS 2006 3.2006.49-2. So following your
explanation, but instead changing from bora (N800) to gregale
This is an update to my message from yesterday. And it is somewhat
for information to others at the same point on the learning curve.
First, the role of repositories was not clear to me before. In
particular, the need to enter the appropriate repositories into the
Application Manager even
I'm a newbie with a 770 running OS 2006 3.2006.49-2.
For example, I'm following a HowTo(maemo.org/community/wiki/) and am
instructed to install a package.
In the Application Manager I add a New Catalog with these entries and
then refresh the list:
Web Address: http://repository.maemo.o
Thanks. I had no success from trying Neil MacLeod's suggestion of
changing "mistral" to "gregale" for the Distribution in the
Application Manager Catalog repository data.
Then looking for xterm in the new Application Catalog, I did find
osso-xterm-advanced and sorta figured out your recomme
I followed two HowTo procedures to become root. First successfully
installing becomeroot and then getting osso-xterm 0.13 listed in the
Application Manager.
But then the install of osso-xterm fails as "Package not found."
I've double-checked and my entered repository data seems okay, but
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