On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 19:20, Petr Vanek <[email protected]> wrote: > I tried your suite and at first did like it very much :) , then > discovered that only the sms app is reused, the dialer and contacts are > new apps using fso, this chilled me down a bit :) as this for > example fragments possibilities for PIM sync for SHR as distro and > unless taken up by other devs IMHO will make it hard for end user > support (perhaps not :) as most crucial issues would deal with > telephony/fso. >
I know, i hate opimd the way it is designed now so I'll decided to make my own storage; however, i know that it should be conformant to some public and standard API; we'll arrange something in the close future :-) > But certain parts are superior and could be used in combination with > others: > > - the mokophone replaces SHR's phonefsod so what about having an > alternative for it in the package, so installation would call > update-alternative? I am not sure what it takes to make > phonefsod/mokophone being alternative scripts... (i called it gsm > consumer of fso resource on irc today :) > It's not the same. Phonefsod is a system daemon that can run outside the X window system; mokophone is a all-in-one phone applications; it is actually phonefsod+phoneuid (only the phone and contacts parts). By the way, contacts use a sqlite database. You can convert a VCF (multiple VCFs appended into one big VCF file actually) into a mokophone sqlite contacts db using a python script you may find in the scripts directory in svn (trunk folder) > - the mokohome is very quick and responsive and would make great and > quick replacement for the illume2 home screen. App/Icon/Gadget > management is i guess not possible atm, but scrolling is fast and app > launching has no issues. The only problem i found is that i cannot > select it as Home window for illume2 atm. > I tried for a short time to integrate them, but there were some difficulties, so I decided to make my own entire desktop environment :-) Anyway, since I decided not to integrate mokohome with illume2 natively (that is, using illume2 builtin integration), some things in the code that could make that working had not been maintained any more. > - i really like your keyboard. Is it possible to have it as one more > input method for E? (selectable via E settings?). > Actually using mokowm-imf-ecore package, it is already an input method :-) but in a lower level than illume keyboard system. Every Ecore based app can activate the mokosuite keyboard :-) > Looking forward to your update :) > I'm very glad to see a good reaction from the community :-) -- daniele_athome _______________________________________________ Shr-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shr-project.org/mailman/listinfo/shr-devel
