Re: Launching browser from Xterm

$ run-standalone.sh /usr/bin/browser --url=gooogle.com --engine=[microb/opera] does it work for you ? On 8/12/07, Denis DeLaRoca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is it possible to launch the Opera / Mozilla browser from say a shell > script or a command-line app running in an Xterm? > > -- Denis >

Launching browser from Xterm

Is it possible to launch the Opera / Mozilla browser from say a shell script or a command-line app running in an Xterm? -- Denis ___ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers

file manager: file and application associations

Hi, Since the issue came up with FBReader again , I thought I'd repost an earlier request for clarification: FBReader supports, among other things, HTML files. There are many books in HTML for

RE: Obtaining flash memory serial numbers on Nokia N800

Tony, Thanks for the reply and for re-posting my question to the list. I'm replying to "all" so that this goes to the list, too. Regarding the "cat X" info that a couple of people have mentioned, the problem I was having here is that it seemed to presume that I know a-priori which device I ne

Re: Obtaining flash memory serial numbers on Nokia N800

On Sun, Aug 12, 2007 at 03:01:06PM -0400, Tony Maro wrote: > Just read the text file at the specified location. Where we said "cat > XX", cat was just meaning dump the contents of that file to the console, > so you could just open that file like any text file and read the serial > number out o

Re: Obtaining flash memory serial numbers on Nokia N800

On 8/12/07, David Hazel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > OK, so far I haven't had a reply that really answers my original > questions, so let me rephrase them: > I'd tend to disagree, but let's go on ;-) 1. Given a full directory path, how can I determine FROM WITHIN AN > APPLICATION which storage

Re: do we need garage sandbox repos?

Neil MacLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I've produced the following subset of broad categories for consideration: > > Communications > Games > Graphics > Multimedia > Office (or perhaps Business Tools?) > Programming > Support > Themes > Utilities (or perhaps Tools?) I very much support doing

Re: Do I really need ScratchBox?

Hi, Tony Maro wrote: > I just want to make a package of a Python application I wrote. > > Do I really need scratchbox? It seems overkill to install all that > cross-compile stuff when everything I write is in Python and doesn't > need compiled. With scratchbox, it would be possible to see how

Wlancond and wifi

Hello everybody, I would be very gratefull, if someone explain to me how you use the bus of wlancond for reading the wifi informations, I don't really understand that. Thanks, Magda, _ Ne gardez plus qu'une seul