On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Nicola Mfb wrote:
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> About my experiments I just discovered that some applications simply
> refuse to process XSendEvents for security reasons. This is bad, as
> using X you may differentiate virtual injected keys events based on
> the destination applications,
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 14:20, Michal Brzozowski wrote:
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> 2009/6/12 Paul Fertser
>>
>> > Thanks! Is there a daemon that I can -HUP or do I need to restart
>> > for the changes to take effect?
>>
>> Restart frameworkd.
>
> r...@om-gta02:~# ps -A | grep frameworkd
> r...@om-gta02:~#
It's python
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Michal Brzozowski wrote:
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>> That's called E keybinding configuration.
>
> Does it have actions like show/hide keyboard? Does it detect double, triple,
> etc keypresses?
The actual problem is that if you use E keybinding for example to
"simple lock" the screen
2009/6/12 Paul Fertser
> > Thanks! Is there a daemon that I can -HUP or do I need to restart
> > for the changes to take effect?
>
> Restart frameworkd.
r...@om-gta02:~# ps -A | grep frameworkd
r...@om-gta02:~#
>
>
> > Going back to the original point. It would be best if there was a
> > con
Michal Brzozowski writes:
> But have another question though :-), is it possible to create
> custom actions, for example run a script? It would be nice if you
> could add some vibration or led flash to some actions.
There's already an example in rules.yaml:
actions: Command('amixer -d sset "Amp
2009/6/12 Michal Brzozowski
>
> Thanks! Is there a daemon that I can -HUP or do I need to restart for the
> changes to take effect?
>
I will answer this myself, it's dbus-daemon.
But have another question though :-), is it possible to create custom
actions, for example run a script? It would be
Michal Brzozowski writes:
> 2009/6/12 Paul Fertser
> Michal Brzozowski writes:
> > Speaking about this, how to change the default behavior of the
> > buttons in Om2009? I know that both of them come as X events and can
> > be observed using xev, but the power button suspends the
2009/6/12 Paul Fertser
> Michal Brzozowski writes:
> > Speaking about this, how to change the default behavior of the
> > buttons in Om2009? I know that both of them come as X events and can
> > be observed using xev, but the power button suspends the device even
> > if you're not running X, so
Michal Brzozowski writes:
> Speaking about this, how to change the default behavior of the
> buttons in Om2009? I know that both of them come as X events and can
> be observed using xev, but the power button suspends the device even
> if you're not running X, so its action is probably controlled b
Speaking about this, how to change the default behavior of the buttons in
Om2009? I know that both of them come as X events and can be observed using
xev, but the power button suspends the device even if you're not running X,
so its action is probably controlled by power management. But APM doesn't
Hi!
I apologize if this is an old topic and was discussed many time before.
I tried hackable:1 some days ago, and I found that AUX/POWER buttons
is handled very nice. I suppose that it cames from 2007.2 neod, but I
was aware of it as I flashed my freerunner with ASU ASAP when it
arrived in my hands
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