lukp...@o2.pl (Łukasz Pankowski) writes: > Neil Jerram <n...@ossau.uklinux.net> writes: > >> lukp...@o2.pl (Łukasz Pankowski) writes: >> >>> I recently compiled and am using on gta02 some suckless programs: dwm >>> window manager, st terminal and svkbd on screen keyboard (I have some >>> issues with libphone-ui-shr windows but have to live with them until >>> I have some time to fix them). I also written a minimal idle screen >>> (only x11 + xft -- i.e., links to 15 libraries) which has shorter >>> startup (dynamic linking) -- only takes 0.04s (compared to 0.7s for >>> ffalarms) so I can run it or kill it on pressing AUX. >> >> Do you have any screenshots? > > I made a screenshot for you > http://lupan.zapto.org/slfr/sidle-screenshot.png > it is simply a clock with network and battery status at the bottom.
I finally found some time to finish and publish sidle (my simple idle screen): the source code and ipk packages. To use this screen locker via phoneuid you also need to install libphone-ui-slfr and change a config file (see installation instruction below). For a screenshot see https://bitbucket.org/lupan/sidle/wiki/Home For installation instruction see https://bitbucket.org/lupan/libphone-ui-slfr/wiki/Home > > You slide the idle screen with the finger from left to right to unclock > the screen or from up to bottom to suspend it. I often turn gta02 on > just to check the time and immediately slide down to suspend. Or after > using the phone for the moment I also often lock the screen with AUX, > check the time on idle screen and slide down to suspend). > > Missing features: > 1. display date below the time > 2. display missing calls / new messages > 3. distant future: integration with calendar/alarms > (for example could display today entry from emacs diary file) > >> Also, does svkbd do the same kind of fuzzy input thing that the Illume >> keyboard does? > > No, it sends keys as you type them. > >> >> Neil _______________________________________________ Shr-devel mailing list Shr-devel@lists.shr-project.org http://lists.shr-project.org/mailman/listinfo/shr-devel
