Hi, I couldn't test it so far, because I will send my Freerunner in for hardware fixes, but I just packaged the gestures daemon [1] for Debian :)
Instead of providing the scripts for starting the daemon for the correct accelerometer (e.g. gesm-neo2.sh) the Debian package uses a configuration file (/etc/default/gestures-daemon), which contains a single variable DEVICE=... (either neo-top, neo-bottom or wii). If you don't specify any (or an unknown one) the daemon won't start through /etc/init.d/gestures-daemon. In difference to the opkg package gestures stuff is split into 4 packages in Debian: - the gestures daemon - the notifier daemon - the GUI manager - a package containing the libs used by all of them As a result you can install just the core daemon and ignore the notifier. If you test the package please report back if it works correctly. -- Sebastian [1] http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Gestures
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