On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 3:34 PM, Sebastian Spaeth <[email protected]>wrote:
> On 2010-03-08, Sebastian Spaeth wrote: > > It booted, I chose ILLUME 2 profile. > > I have not followed the development, so I don't really know. But I think > that Illume2 is not really ready for usage. So it really should have > been deleted this one before pushing a release. I have now moved illume2 > from the image to the feed (for shr-t only). Some say, it is usable > already, and some don't apparently. Make your call, you can always > switch by deleting your ~/.e directory. > > > Time required to boot it (not the first boot which is longer but > > following boots): ~1.30 minutes. Previous shr-t was 1.40. > > Shorter is better :) > > The new SHR splash image is awesome. :) > > Good to hear > > > SHUT DOWN > > I pressed the power button and then clicked on SHUTDOWN. > > All went fine. > > Pfeew, lucky us. > > > APPS. > > All worked fine (open, close, work, etc.) except settings and mokonnect. > > Glad to hear that most stuff worked. > > > MOKONNECT > > It fails to scan networks. > > I click scan but then nothing happens. > > Closing the program caused the system to crash. > > It worked for my WEP WLAN most of the time, but it seems very brittle > and fragile, I agree. Unfortunately there have been few commits to > mokonnect during the last weeks/months(?). So if someone is looking for > a task, this would be it: improve or rewrite the connman gui frontend > (we are willing to switch to NetworkManager, or manual wlan handling > too, if someone offers a better solution). > > Maybe Nwa is the best one now... but uses Qt... maybe if someone is happy in writing etk code, I can ask to Nicola if it's possible to separate the "engine" from the UI. > > SETTINGS > > > > I clicked SETTINGS and it said: > > "phonefsod is not running" > > That sounds bad, real bad. Can you find out if phonefsod is really not > running in the list of processes? Could you make phone calls? > > > I clicked START and then it crashed. > That also does not sound very promising. > > > CONTACTS > > - known problem about contacts not being refreshed automatically. > > To see a new added contact you have to close and open the contact app > > again. > > Yep, that is still a missing feature of the contact app, nothing SHR-T > can do about, but I agree it would be nice to have that. Do bug > mrmoku/Tasn to implement that :-). > > > DIALER > > - if you digit a number and then you want to save it, the new contact > > has only the phone field, you have to add the name field by yourself. > > It would be better to create automatically both a number and an empty > > name field. > > Yep, it would, but that is not SHR-T specific either. Do bug Tasn I > believe to implement that :-). > > > SETTINGS - POWER > > "Couldn't connect to FSO or phonefsod" > > Similar as above, is phonefsod really not running? In that case we have > worse problems than the power settings. > > > SETTINGS - TIME AND DATE > > After I first started the distro the clock was at 0:00 > > then after a while it took the time from, maybe gsm, don't know. > > It showed 18:22 while the right time is 19:22. > > It gets the time from Network/GPS and the timezone from GSM. So if it > really could not register to GSM, that would explain why your time zone > is wrong. > > > I clicked on set time, set the right time, OK. > > the clock automatically auto-set itself back at 18:22. > > No wonder, if it could not find out the correct time zone. > > > I have an android phone. > > If I flash a new android rom inside the device and then I switch it on, > > it is able to detect the right time and date the FIRST time and even > > with gps switched off. > > YOur FR would be able to detect time (from an existing Internet > connection) and timezone (from a registered GSM connection) too, even > with GPS switched off. So, again, it looks as if your GSM connection was > not working. > > > I think we should have it too. > Theoretically, we have. > > > I will leave the code details to who is really more expert than me here. > > Ahh! That is the tiny part where we actually lack resources. :-) Most of > us KNOW what things would need improvement, however there are few people > capable and/or willing to step in and actually improve stuff. What you > are doing here, is pretty valuable too, though. So keep on doing that. > > > I see many improvements both in boot time, better artwork and UI. > Good, :-) > > > Please don't read this mail as a critic, use it as a suggestion to > > improve. > > This stuff is really useful and important. THe only problem (as said > above), is that we are aware of many (not all though) of these > issues. All it takes, is someone to implement them... > I would like to give a hand but no idea where i can help... if I can learn something like etk I'll do, but only if it's useful :P > > > At least I would like to thank all the developers who are spending their > > time and lives on this project. > You are welcome. We are happy about every happy user :) > > Sebastian > _______________________________________________ > Shr-User mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.shr-project.org/mailman/listinfo/shr-user >
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