Re: LCARS themes for ITOS2008

2008-02-11 Thread Krischan Keitsch
Hey Ian,

That theme is great! Nice work. I am using lcars bridge on my n800.

What are your plans? We definetly need more high quality themes for maemo.

Krischan

- Original message -
 LCARS v4.0 has been released:
 http://synthesize.us/LCARS_PADD

 Please be sure to read the release notes on the site before installing.

 We also put together a how-to, for anyone interested in modifying the 
 themes:
 http://synthesize.us/LCARS_PADD/HOWTO_modify_these_hildon_themes

 Changelog:
      * Works on ITOS2008 (Maemo 4.0) only
      * Built with hildon-theme-tools
          * With patched hildon-theme-layout-4 (there is another 
 changelog in the patch)
      * Most graphics recreated in SVG with Inkscape
      * Added black outlines to desktop applets, menus, dialogs, etc.
      * Updated desktop applets (with transparency)
      * Most icons are now themed properly, rather than diverted
      * Unthemeable files now have their own package (lcars-extras)
      * Replaced Nokia Hands startup graphic (lcars-extras)
      * New search applet for memory-alpha.org (search-memory-alpha)
      * Activated toolbar animations
      * Set color of text insertion cursor
      * Worked around text color issue in the browser (Maemo bug 1825)
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Re: Nokia N800 as wifi router

2008-02-11 Thread Martin Grimme
There is no NAT support in the standard Nokia kernel. One would have
to compile the iptable_nat kernel module.


Cheers,
Martin


2008/2/11, Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
 connection at the same time. This could be a problem because the maemo
 desktop does not allow this. However it might be possible if the DUN
 connection was made from xterm via the bluetooth utilities.

 If you can get up both connections at the same time, there should be
 no problem in using the tablet as a gateway.
 You might have to enable IPv4 forwarding in the kernel, but this is a
 configurable parameter in /proc.
 I'll try to set up a PAN-Wifi-gateway tonight, and post the
 instruction if I have success.


 Cheers,
 Martin

 2008/2/11, Vyacheslav Sedov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  hello buddies,
 
  i have notebook with wifi support but without bluetooth  cell-phone
  with bluetooth and Nokia N800 (BT  wifi).
 
  is here any possibility to use N800 as wifi router?
 
  with best wishes,
  Slav
 
  p.s. notebook with Mandriva Linux 2008
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Re: Ogg-Music sounds distorted with various audio players

2008-02-11 Thread Klaus Rotter
Klaus Rotter schrieb:
 Any ideas?

I dug a little deeper and it seems that the problem are _mono_ files, 
not the stereo ones. This belong primary to my audio books. I encoded 
those with the same program (cdex 1.70 on windows).
On windows and with ogg players on desktop linux everything sounds ok.

Could it be that the mono stream is interpreted as a stereo one?

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Re: pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Erik Hovland
On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 11:36:17AM -0600, Dave Sherohman wrote:
 On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 09:15:11AM -0800, Erik Hovland wrote:
  On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 02:19:41PM +0100, Mathias Uebelacker wrote:
   I don't know but if you press and release the left Chr key you will get a
   popup with special characters.
  
  Almost there. After pressing the chr, then you have to press the up
  arrow on the screen. There you have what is likely one of the most
  important unix special characters. Crazy. At least the '-' has been
  promoted to a first class key on the N810.
 
 Since the 800's keyboard (in both forms) is purely an on-screen display,
 shouldn't it be possible to rearrange the layout with a patch?

Yes, indeed. It is even possible to have the vertical bar promoted to
the first screen of the special characters field on the N810.

There is some wiki around that rearranged the key map for other
languages. I am so lazy that I have not bothered to look up that link.
But it would probably be the place to start.

E

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Re: pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Dave Sherohman
On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 09:15:11AM -0800, Erik Hovland wrote:
 On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 02:19:41PM +0100, Mathias Uebelacker wrote:
  I don't know but if you press and release the left Chr key you will get a
  popup with special characters.
 
 Almost there. After pressing the chr, then you have to press the up
 arrow on the screen. There you have what is likely one of the most
 important unix special characters. Crazy. At least the '-' has been
 promoted to a first class key on the N810.

Since the 800's keyboard (in both forms) is purely an on-screen display,
shouldn't it be possible to rearrange the layout with a patch?

(And, yes, I have to wonder what they were thinking to give = precedence
over -...)

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Re: pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Erik Hovland
On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 02:19:41PM +0100, Mathias Uebelacker wrote:
 I don't know but if you press and release the left Chr key you will get a
 popup with special characters.

Almost there. After pressing the chr, then you have to press the up
arrow on the screen. There you have what is likely one of the most
important unix special characters. Crazy. At least the '-' has been
promoted to a first class key on the N810.

E

 2008/2/11, Thomas Armagost [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  Where is the | button or key combination on the n810 hardware
  (built-in) keyboard?
 
  Tallyho,
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Pipe character on N800 (was Re: pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Peter Flynn
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:19:41 +0100, Mathias Uebelacker wrote
 I don't know but if you press and release the left Chr key you will 
 get a popup with special characters. br Mathias
 
 2008/2/11, Thomas Armagost [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  Where is the | button or key combination on the n810 hardware
  (built-in) keyboard?

Even worse, does anyone know how to get the pipe character on the IGO BT
keyboard (using N800/OS2007 with HW keyboard set to Generic 104/English-UK)? 
The specials are all over the place (tilde, gt, lt, not, etc all on the wrong
keys) and no key at all generating the vertical bar.

///Peter

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Nokia N800 as wifi router

2008-02-11 Thread Vyacheslav Sedov
hello buddies,

i have notebook with wifi support but without bluetooth  cell-phone
with bluetooth and Nokia N800 (BT  wifi).

is here any possibility to use N800 as wifi router?

with best wishes,
Slav

p.s. notebook with Mandriva Linux 2008
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Re: Nokia N800 as wifi router

2008-02-11 Thread Kalle Valo
ext Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
 connection at the same time. This could be a problem because the maemo
 desktop does not allow this. However it might be possible if the DUN
 connection was made from xterm via the bluetooth utilities.

Actually I recommend to setup DUN connection from UI and WiFi using
wireless-tools. It's easier that way.

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Re: Editing files at device as root + xterm encoding

2008-02-11 Thread Benoit HERVIER
You can run PyGTKEditor as root too :

run-standalone.sh pygtkeditor

:)

Ryan Pavlik a écrit :
 So is Nano, and leafpad works as root if you run it from a root terminal.
 
 Wayne Fiori wrote:
 Vi is available.
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 On 10 Feb 2008 18:37:23 +0100, Tommy Persson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 How can I edit a file as root on the device. Is there a small
 texteditor available? Or can I run leafpad as root?

 What I wanted to do was change the xterm enocoding frpm UTF-8 to
 something that works better in combination with the systems I log in
 to (I could not get åäö to work properly). What is a suitable value?
 What is the allowed values?


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Ogg-Music sounds distorted with various audio players

2008-02-11 Thread Klaus Rotter
Hello,

I have tried a number of different audio players (KMplayer, UKMP, 
Kilikali and even YouAmp) and all had the same problem: Ogg files (most 
are mono 44,1 KHz with low bit rates, about 35-40 kbit/s) sound 
distorted with them. It is a bit like a smooth overdrive. The funny 
thing is, that the build in media player (Nokias) doesn't have this 
problem. I didn't want to use it, because it gets slow with a huge 
number of .ogg files. An other problem is, that Nokias media player now 
scans also all audio files of the build-in map application, which are 
also ogg files.
Canola doesn't find any ogg file.

Any ideas?

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Re: pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Thomas Armagost
You can remap the n810's built-in hardware keyboard and replace the
yen or euro symbol with the pipe | symbol.

Edit the /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-44 file.

Change this...

key { [ m, M, euro, euro ] };

To this...

key { [ m, M, bar, bar ] };

Do a hard reset.  Pipe | is now Fn-m.

I found the above info by googling.  URL available on request.

Finding | on the n800's virtual keyboard is a little tricky, too.

First select Caps (second row down on your far lefthand side) and
then select !e (third row down on your far righthand side) 

http://sillyblog.net/images/screenshot_20080114_3.png

Then select Symbols (top row, second closest to your far lefthand
side) and then select | (see URL below) 

http://sillyblog.net/images/screenshot_20080211.png

It's above the copyright symbol, next to pi.

Tallyho,
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Re: Nokia N810 PIM

2008-02-11 Thread Ryan Pavlik
James Knott wrote:
 Ryan Pavlik wrote:
   
 Andrew Barr wrote:
   
 
 Jason Edgecombe wrote:
   
 
   
 Peter Hickey wrote:
 
   
 
 2. Can I install open office or similar Doc reader on my n810.
   
 
   
 2. Not yet. There is a notes editor and a pdf viewer. OpenOffice is too
 big. 3. I think that the claws email client has templates. Search for
 claws on the gronmayer site.
 
   
 
 I think Evince will read ODF files, and I seem to remember a port of that
 being done to Maemo a while ago.

   
 
   
 An AbiWord port is in private beta now and will be opened up further 
 soon.  This should provide such support.

   
 

 Does it save in ODT now? And if so, is it possible to make it the
 default format?


   
AbiWord has had ODT save and open support for quite some time now.  This 
is a plugin and so unless we do something unpleasant or something I 
don't know how to do with the packaging, you'll have an AbiWord plugins 
package too.

  If you fully understand the risks (that is, that saving in a different 
format by default - while still working on the document - is very risky 
and may mean data loss or features not working) of working in ODT 
instead of in ABW then save-as as ODT when finished, you can manually 
edit a settings file to make the change.  This is intentionally 
difficult because the risk is great.  Please search the AbiWord mailing 
list archives for a more thorough discussion.

Ryan
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pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Thomas Armagost
Where is the | button or key combination on the n810 hardware
(built-in) keyboard?

Tallyho,
Thomas Armagost
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Re: Flashing without usb port

2008-02-11 Thread Frantisek Dufka
del pes wrote:
 Is tehere any way to flash n800 without a usb connection?
 My usb port has broken and I would like to install os2008...
 Some friends proposed the possibility via bluetooth or SD card but I haven't 
 found any informarion.
 What do you think?

Yes, you can flash safely everything except bootloader, which may be 
enough for getting OS2008 running.  You need to extract firmware .bin 
image via commandline Nokia (linux) flasher (flasher-3.0 -u -F 
fwname.bin) and then flash kernel, initfs and rootfs images separately 
via mtd-utils or kernel and initfs flasher here 
http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ . But first you need to boot from mmc so you 
can reflash rootfs. Of course you can't flash it while you booted from 
it at the same time.

Or check also http://www.nopcode.org/0x/ this may flash .bin 
firmware as is without extracting it (haven't tried). But still you need 
to boot from mmc first or at least use bootmenu and boot to usb network 
recovery mode. I guess static build of 0x would be useful for this. 
Then you could mount mmc card with firmware and flash device via 0x 
in telnet or ssh session when logged in over usb.

So to sum it up - it is possible but it needs a lot of hacking so it is 
definitely not for linux newbies.

Also bad thing is that when you make one mistake you end up with device 
that does not boot and have no way to fix it.

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Re: Nokia N800 as wifi router

2008-02-11 Thread Paul Klapperich
If you don't want to recompile for NAT support, is an old fashioned proxy is
good enough?

You should be able to use the package Privoxy as a socks5 proxy server to
share the connection. By default it only accepts connections on localhost,
but modifying the config file should be easy enough. In addition to setting
up the DUN from the terminal, you'd have to run the wifi in peer mode or run
your laptop's wifi in AP mode. Then you'd have to fiddle with manually
configuring the IP addresses and gateways, as well as setup your laptop web
browser and other apps to use the proxy server on your N800.

--Paul

On Feb 11, 2008 2:56 PM, Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 There is no NAT support in the standard Nokia kernel. One would have
 to compile the iptable_nat kernel module.


 Cheers,
 Martin


 2008/2/11, Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
  connection at the same time. This could be a problem because the maemo
  desktop does not allow this. However it might be possible if the DUN
  connection was made from xterm via the bluetooth utilities.
 
  If you can get up both connections at the same time, there should be
  no problem in using the tablet as a gateway.
  You might have to enable IPv4 forwarding in the kernel, but this is a
  configurable parameter in /proc.
  I'll try to set up a PAN-Wifi-gateway tonight, and post the
  instruction if I have success.
 
 
  Cheers,
  Martin
 
  2008/2/11, Vyacheslav Sedov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   hello buddies,
  
   i have notebook with wifi support but without bluetooth  cell-phone
   with bluetooth and Nokia N800 (BT  wifi).
  
   is here any possibility to use N800 as wifi router?
  
   with best wishes,
   Slav
  
   p.s. notebook with Mandriva Linux 2008
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Re: pipe character on n810

2008-02-11 Thread Mathias Uebelacker
I don't know but if you press and release the left Chr key you will get a
popup with special characters.
br
Mathias

2008/2/11, Thomas Armagost [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Where is the | button or key combination on the n810 hardware
 (built-in) keyboard?

 Tallyho,
 Thomas Armagost
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Re: Nokia N800 as wifi router

2008-02-11 Thread Martin Grimme
The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
connection at the same time. This could be a problem because the maemo
desktop does not allow this. However it might be possible if the DUN
connection was made from xterm via the bluetooth utilities.

If you can get up both connections at the same time, there should be
no problem in using the tablet as a gateway.
You might have to enable IPv4 forwarding in the kernel, but this is a
configurable parameter in /proc.
I'll try to set up a PAN-Wifi-gateway tonight, and post the
instruction if I have success.


Cheers,
Martin

2008/2/11, Vyacheslav Sedov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 hello buddies,

 i have notebook with wifi support but without bluetooth  cell-phone
 with bluetooth and Nokia N800 (BT  wifi).

 is here any possibility to use N800 as wifi router?

 with best wishes,
 Slav

 p.s. notebook with Mandriva Linux 2008
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Re: Editing files at device as root + xterm encoding

2008-02-11 Thread Ryan Pavlik
So is Nano, and leafpad works as root if you run it from a root terminal.

Wayne Fiori wrote:
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 On 10 Feb 2008 18:37:23 +0100, Tommy Persson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 How can I edit a file as root on the device. Is there a small
 texteditor available? Or can I run leafpad as root?

 What I wanted to do was change the xterm enocoding frpm UTF-8 to
 something that works better in combination with the systems I log in
 to (I could not get åäö to work properly). What is a suitable value?
 What is the allowed values?


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