saurabh aggarwal wrote:
> /usr/bin/myApp
Looks as if you got a simple typo in your Desktop file, the file name's
character case does not match:
> Exec=/usr/bin/myapp
However, I cannot explain why the app appears in the task list at all
for a moment, as you described. That sounds rather strange
Demetris G. Galatopoullos wrote:
> Not sure how much this will help you but I have been running
> PhoneME (J2ME CDC) on the N800 and N810 devices for a while
> now without any issues.
The PhoneME project does not list Maemo as a reliably supported
platform, is there any information on how to buil
Christopher Intemann wrote:
> Oh just came across "http://www.microemu.org/"; which could possible
> run on the N900 (on java).
> Did anyone ever try that? Looks promising...
I did, I used it to run "DB Railnavigator", a version of Hafas2Go
branded by Deutsche Bahn, on the N900.
It basically see
Jan Knutar wrote:
>> Does the OGG decoder utilise the CPU's media acceleration features
>> (NEON), or is decoding performed in software only, probably draining
>> the battery pretty quick?
> I'd consider a decoder using NEON as being "software" too ;-)
Mh, ok, yes - I guess my intention was stil
Hi!
I saw that the codec packs at
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/ogg-support/ and
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/decoders-support/ can add OGG
Vorbis support to the N900.
Does the OGG decoder utilise the CPU's media acceleration features
(NEON), or is decoding performed
(Following a suggestion on the users mailing list, I'm re-posting my
question here.)
Hi!
I'd like to know if OpenJDK or Sun JRE work reliably and stable on the
N900 and if MicroEmu works well enough to support some Java ME MIDlets,
especially DB Railnavigator, a public transport travel planner
