Nah, single instance works without x-osso-service as well. I don't know whether
that line has any sensible purpose, actually - dbus activation will be done
with separate dbus service file anyway.
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>
> I thought the DBus initialization was u
I thought the DBus initialization was used to allow only one intsnace of
your program to be run, which is good on a handheld device ...
I think you should let the user decide if he wants to put a shortcut on
his desktop or not ?
Fred
Le 10/08/2010 17:29, Naresh Mehta a écrit :
Hi All,
Hi All,
> wrote:
>
>> You simply have to create a .desktop file associated with your program
>> (don't forget to initialize dbus session with osso_init)
>
> osso_initialize is not needed if you don't specify X-Osso-Service in
> the .desktop file.
>
> Here's a .desktop file that works properly:
>
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 4:02 PM, Fred Lefévère-Laoide
wrote:
> You simply have to create a .desktop file associated with your program
> (don't forget to initialize dbus session with osso_init)
osso_initialize is not needed if you don't specify X-Osso-Service in
the .desktop file.
Here's a .desk
You simply have to create a .desktop file associated with your program
(don't forget to initialize dbus session with osso_init)
users wil then be able to start your program via the menu and to add a
shortcut on their desktop.
you can check the developper documentation
Fred
Le 10/08/2010
Hi,
I have developed some program and am having it running on my N900 through
command line.
Now I want to create an icon on N900 home and on clicking that I need to
launch that binary.
Help would be appreciated.
-Praveen
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praveen koduru wrote:
Hi Ian,
I have tried "apt-get install xrandr" on my N900, Errror: couldnt find
the package.
Can you tell me which package you installed to make xrandr work for you
on N900?
I diddn't.
open a terminal on the phone.
ssh -X yourdesktop
xrandr
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The window manager does it by checking the dimensions of the root window. You
could do the same...
See http://tronche.com/gui/x/xlib/ for Xlib reference.
-Kimmo
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On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 12:03 AM, Ian Stirling wrote:
> Martin DeMello wrote:
>>
>> So I installed kernel-power, which appears to have killed my gps (even
>> when I reverted to the stock kernel), and I'd like to try finding out
>> exactly what's wrong, rather than just reflashing. What are the
>> g
Thanks Koos,
This will help me. but I thought some program like xrandr will be nice to
have on maemo. If so, we can quickly check the resolution. I dont know why
they have removed the "xrandr" binary.
For getting the display resolution itself you should write X11 code, doesnt
look fare?
-Praveen
2010/8/10 praveen koduru :
> I know that Display Resolution is 800x480, But I need to see from software
> the display resolution.
I've googled it for you and in the Xlib Programming Manual, chapt_03
there are three methods described getting the screen dimensions.
(found this one http://www.sbin.or
Hi Ian,
I have tried "apt-get install xrandr" on my N900, Errror: couldnt find the
package.
Can you tell me which package you installed to make xrandr work for you on
N900?
-Praveen
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 11:55 AM, Ian Stirling wrote:
> praveen koduru wrote:
>
>> I know that Display Resolution
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