It recently took me 2.5 days to install DevStudio w/all extensions for
WM dev'tit was a freaking nightmare.
They may have had easy installs and good docs in the past...but not so
much anymore.
I have like 20 bookmarks for WM apisnothing is in a single spot.
Plus...like 20% of msoft links
In the context of this thread, I would like to highlight one point of
Thomas' in particular:
> One thing Microsoft excels at is in documentation, example
> code and support (you get what you are paying for ;-)
I guess the reaction of some people to that will be "Oh, well, Microsoft
have cash comi
Hi,
Because i saw some questions about how to access to wlancond with dbus
And because I had the same question last week, i decided to send to this
list a code sample. This code sample simulate an "iwlist scan" call.
I hope this will be useful for someone.
Gabriel Grise
from dbus.glib import *
i
2007/9/25, Kalle Valo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> "ext Kalle Vahlman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I'm trying to construct myself a small rootfs that would boot up and
> > connect to my (open) WLAN.
>
> I assume that you didn't modify initfs.
Apart from installing bootmenu, no. It's the exact same
Thanks for those pointers, Eero. That was the how-to that I began with when
I first started trying to package up my application. I will go through it
again once I've restructured my application to use the same directory
structure as MaemoPad. The various explanations I've seen about how .desktop
an
>> So you'd prefer me not to explain my problem as clearly and fully as
>> possible? That'll help a lot, won't it?
>>
>
> break your question into pieces, it will definitely encourage people
> reading and answering :)
I've tried that. It doesn't work. At best, I get an answer to the first
question
Hi Thomas,
I really appreciate you taking the time and trouble to offer your words of
support here. I haven't had time to read your email in full yet (I've just
got back from walking the dog!), but I will.
It's felt very lonely here, on occasions, while I've been banging my head
against brick wal
All,
I submitted these questions to the User's group a while back, but I
never got an adequate response (if any). I was wodering if anyone
here could shed some light...
Questions about the maemo dictionay:*Why doesn't the
dictionary allow us to store email
I can really feel with David, as I encountered exactly the same issues when
developing mClock during the last few weeks.
While the N800 motivated me enough to plunge into Linux development, some
issues around the Hildon Dekstop and D-Bus were indeed extremely frustrating.
>> The problem I'm havi
Hello Friends -
I want to Install Xephyr on Red Hat Linux 4.0. I have already completed the
setup for scratchbox installation and Maemo 3.1 and Maemo 3.2 in order to
install Xephyr. I have few questions and would greatly appreciate if someone
will help me in this area. The reason I wanted Xephy
> So you'd prefer me not to explain my problem as clearly and fully as
> possible? That'll help a lot, won't it?
>
break your question into pieces, it will definitely encourage people
reading and answering :)
> And by the occasional Nokia person, with presumably a commercial interest in
> making
Hi,
ext David Hazel wrote:
> Hi Eero,
>
> Thanks for that suggestion. I'll give it a try and see what it tells me.
What to do with the .desktop file seems to be mentioned here:
http://maemo.org/development/documentation/how-tos/3-x/creating_a_debian_package.html
But I think the howto here (whic
Hi,
ext Philip Van Hoof wrote:
>> Desktop kills only applications that have announced themselves to be
>> killable. Application should do that only when they've saved state,
>> are in the background (i.e. not interacting with the user) and able
>> to restore the state when restarted. I.e. it wo
Graham Cobb wrote:
> On Monday 24 September 2007 05:14, Quim Gil wrote:
>> Hi, until now we have gathered some ideas about *platform* improvements,
>> but nothing about the *developer platform* itself: are you totally happy
>> about the SDK and the developer tools? Enhancement proposals for
>> repo
> i suggest you convert the energy you put in writing those long emails
> into reading carefully
So you'd prefer me not to explain my problem as clearly and fully as
possible? That'll help a lot, won't it?
> if you are unsure about the directory structure and you have no real
> reason to change i
On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 19:23 +0300, Eero Tamminen wrote:
> Hi,
> Desktop kills only applications that have announced themselves to be
> killable. Application should do that only when they've saved state,
> are in the background (i.e. not interacting with the user) and able
> to restore the state
Hi Eero,
Thanks for that suggestion. I'll give it a try and see what it tells me.
David Hazel
-Original Message-
From: Eero Tamminen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 September 2007 17:00
To: ext David Hazel
Cc: maemo-developers@maemo.org
Subject: Re: Making my app. appear on the Navig
On Monday 24 September 2007 05:14, Quim Gil wrote:
> Hi, until now we have gathered some ideas about *platform* improvements,
> but nothing about the *developer platform* itself: are you totally happy
> about the SDK and the developer tools? Enhancement proposals for
> repositories, documentation,
Hi,
ext Philip Van Hoof wrote:
> As debugging info I usually get something like this:
>
> ...
> hildon-desktop[25510]: GLIB DEBUG default - computing hibernation key
>
> hildon-desktop[25510]: GLIB DEBUG default - hibernation key: appname
> ...
> hildon-desktop[25510]: GLIB D
On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 18:55 +0300, Eero Tamminen wrote:
> You're just not pressing the "Enter" one more time after you type
> "cont"? If your application crashes, the enter waiting in Gdb
> readline buffer will then cause Gdb immediately to repeat the previous
> command and continue the process (
Hi,
ext David Hazel wrote:
> write a new application to maemo 3.x" instructions. Also, I'm unsure
> whether I'm supposed to set up a Makefile.am script to ensure that
> "something" gets done with the .desktop and .service files. Do these get
> automatically recognised and dealt with, or do I have
Hi,
ext Philip Van Hoof wrote:
> Hi there hackers!
>
> While I'm debugging my application using gdb, I noticed that in both
> Scratchbox for intel, Scratchbox for ARM and on the device certain
> things in the Maemo platform decide that the application is hibernating,
> or ... something.
>
> It s
> The problem I'm having now is understanding what I'm supposed to do to
> fix this. Having looked at all of the documentation I've listed above, I
> began reading the How To titled "How to write a new application to maemo
> 3.x". This appears to show a completely different folder hierarchy to
> th
"ext Kalle Vahlman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to construct myself a small rootfs that would boot up and
> connect to my (open) WLAN.
I assume that you didn't modify initfs.
> For this I'd very much like to avoid any unneccesary and/or closed
> bits, so I thought no prob, I'll just
I have my application written, and I've tested it and verified that it
is working properly, so now I'm trying to build a package that will
install under the Application Manager. I've read the Debian New
Maintainers' Guide, and the How To titled "Making a package for the
Application Manager in maemo
Hi there hackers!
While I'm debugging my application using gdb, I noticed that in both
Scratchbox for intel, Scratchbox for ARM and on the device certain
things in the Maemo platform decide that the application is hibernating,
or ... something.
It seems to be the reason why while I'm debugging my
Hi,
it seems that your target isn't set up properly. You can recreate the target
like this:
Host# scratchbox
[sbox-SDK_PC: ~] sb-conf setup -c cs2005q3.2-glibc-i386 -d
perl:debian-sarge:maemo3-tools:doctools:maemo3-debian -f
[sbox-SDK_PC: ~] sb-conf rootstrap /path/to/maemo-sdk-rootstrap_3.2_i386
Hallo to all,
Just wondering if someone is working on anything what uses OpenML.
Any feedback welcome
Regards
Gottfried
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Ok, I only saw the replacement approach in mamona and didn't know the
the long term goal to align with maemo, Rodrigo told. This makes sense
to me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> Mamona will be more useful and successful if it serves properly maemo
> developers like Sebastian. I'm sure the INdT gu
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