Marc Bantle wrote:
From what I understand from [1], the
the thing I'll miss most will be X11.
I hope someone can disprove :-(
Given GTK and clutter are supposed to still be available, won't there be X?
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Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
I wanted to ask a question about the already upstreamed stuff. Is it
maintained in the linus tree? I mean, I guess the development is made in
Nokia tree (which is not public, sadly), but once the first upstreaming
is done, are the updates pushed regularly or is the stuf
Paul Fertser wrote:
> I'm no USB expert either but given what i already know about it, i
> think more hardware information is needed to be able to give a final
> verdict on the N900 usb host mode functionality. I'm not talking here
> about perfectly correct standards implementation or certificati
Andrea Grandi wrote:
> same for me, but Maps (even if is the worst map application after N810
> Maps) doesn't need an internet connection because you can pre-load the
> maps downloading them from OVI servers.
As far as I can tell without an internet connection you can only select
a destination
Ville M. Vainio wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Gibran Rodriguez
> wrote:
>
>> I am also interested in this topic, I need java support for porting a
>> software testing framework to maemo
>> it would be nice if someone knows what's the situation with java and maemo 5
>
> I think th
quim@nokia.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
I plan to create a proposal for the push n900[1] and I plan to use the
usb port. I have the following question.
When the device is in usb-host mode it should of course provide power does
it? Is it possible to charge the device while it's in u
Sarah Newman wrote:
>
> Kees Jongenburger wrote:
>
>> I indeed planed to use usb-host in my project. perhaps we can use the
>> connectors behind the battery, previous models
>> used to have serial there.
>> If anybody has a bright ideas on how to connect somet
Kees Jongenburger wrote:
> I indeed planed to use usb-host in my project. perhaps we can use the
> connectors behind the battery, previous models
> used to have serial there.
> If anybody has a bright ideas on how to connect something to the n900
> that would be great.
I have used bluetooth to
Are you asking about the operating system directories like /usr , /home
, /etc ...
Venugopal Rao Gubbala wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> Can any one provide me Sample application on Maemo 5 SDK with all the
> predefined folder structure.
>
> I need it to understand basic structure of application.
>
>
I hacked together a perl script with a similar goal but it used SIGSTOP
when the battery got too low instead of killing the process. I didn't
use it very much and I don't know if that's a viable solution for most
applications. However if that does work for the app, that's probably
better than
Nicola Mfb wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm new to this community and these nice Nokia devices, and I'd like
> to join/contribute/develop for it and buy the upcoming N900.
> Before proceeding further I'd like to know a bit about its "openess".
> Already googled but there are not much and coherent informations ab
On that note, what do we do if project is there but completely unused
and we want to delete it? I know I'm not the only one ;)
Niels Breet wrote:
>> Sorry for bothering the whole developers mailing list about this, but I
>> recently applied for a new project in garage, which has been refused. I
Jeffrey Barish wrote:
> The rumors are fascinating. In the meantime, I am nearly ready to start
> shipping my software but my potential customers have nothing on which to
> run it, unless they happen to own an N8x0 already. Nokia opened their
> platform to encourage developers to contribute their
libc6 is your socket provider.
http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Sockets.html
Maemo is linux under the hood no matter what the gui is or the weirdness
of some of the embedded stuff like busybox. Sockets are used like they
are on any other linux platform, or else you couldn't co
I think you may want to look at d-bus. It looks like messages not a
plugin but at some level I believe the goal is the same.
http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-tutorial.html#whatis
Describing in more detail what you are trying to accomplish, instead of
using keywords from platforms many of u
Perhaps easy regular backups and an SD install be good enough for most
"shiny new stuff, oops."
gary liquid wrote:
> Graham
>
> seems reasonable enough.
> I just worry that testers are not as clear headed.
>
> gary
>
> On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 12:01 AM, Graham Cobb
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]<[EMAIL PR
Hi,
Disclaimer: I have little practice with pinning packages. If Maemo
doesn't support this feature from Debian (haven't tried it yet,) then
maybe it should.
It seems to me that explicitly installed packages from extras-devel
could be pinned at a higher priority than extras. The extras repos
Graham Cobb wrote:
> I didn't suggest GPE because I had the impression that Nokia may have plans
> to
> solve the PIM problem in some different way (some other app?) in about the
> Freemantle timeframe. Not sure where I got that impression from -- probably
> something someone said at the Summi
David Greaves wrote:
> I propose:
> * The GPE suite (especially synchronising)
> * Canola (some limitations that become annoying quickly)
GPE seconded FWIW. I might be able to help with finger-friendliness and
maybe location-based task reminders (as I have the time, no kidding this
is short f
You want libosso-email-interface-dev. Try 'apt-cache search' with a
subset of the lib name maybe (not the exact name libxyz.)
'apt-get build-dep <>' will help you resolve build dependencies for
known packages.
Jakov Holmes wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've setup Maemo 4.1.1. Then I copy the sample pr
That is unless Nokia could intelligently hide all the additional
overhead, which may not be possible.
Igor Stoppa wrote:
> On Thu, 2008-09-04 at 06:48 -0700, ext Sarah Newman wrote:
>> I am 99.99% certain the internet tablets use resistive touch screens,
>> which means this u
I am 99.99% certain the internet tablets use resistive touch screens,
which means this underlying technology cannot do multitouch.
Using more than one contact point on these screens will change a
reading, but it won't get the result you want. It will be an
intermediate reading between the multi
No, it won't be able to store those bits because such permission
information isn't stored on that file system. But I can run executables
stored on VFAT with those options. Isn't that good enough?
Jac Kersing wrote:
> On Sat, 26 Jul 2008, Sarah Newman wrote:
>
>> I h
I have execute available on my vfat cards.
from fstab:
/dev/mmcblk0p1 /media/mmc2 vfat rw,noauto,nodev,nosuid,utf8,uid=2 0 0
/dev/mmcblk1p1 /media/mmc1 vfat rw,noauto,nodev,nosuid,utf8,uid=2 0 0
Jac Kersing wrote:
> On Sat, 26 Jul 2008, Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
>
>> I ran chmod and che
There is a mount option, 'noexec,' that could be preventing you from
running something on the SD card. You can check by running 'mount'
with no options and if necessary editing /etc/fstab to remove the
option and then remount the cards.
Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
> I have an issue that has me c
Your problems are not particular to linux but particular to the internet
tablets.
As I understand, there are "tasks" that run on the DSP and the task is
effectively a single thread; multiple instances of that task cannot be
spawned. Decoding the MP3 is a task which runs on the MP3, so only one
That's just a usb-serial adapter?
Another alternative (and I have done this) is to use a serial-bluetooth
adapter.
http://www.iogear.com/product/GBS301/
It runs off of an AC adapter but it's also possible to hack together a
battery pack for it.
Jose Jose wrote:
> I would like to know if someo
Personally I think it will be a lot easier to just try ext3 - what are
your concerns with extra writes?
Just because you might theoretically be able to use jffs2 on an SD card
doesn't make it easy. Try using mkfs.jffs2 on your desktop and see what
you get back.
Tim Tisdall wrote:
> I heard
Not everything applies to the tablets but close enough:
http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialInitProcess.html
Michael D. Boulanger wrote:
> Trying to figure out a good way to auto-start an application when the Nokia
> N800/N810 running (OS2008) boots up.
>
>
>
> Is there an easy w
Are you asking for more examples of non-kernel code that we can't modify?
Unless I just haven't found them, there's also no way to build the dsp
gstreamer plugins (lack of osso-dsp-headers-rx-44.)
I filed a bug related to the behavior of these plugins, and I don't know
enough to be certain the
Do you think that is significantly more efficient than kiss fft? We
have been considering using FFTs optimized for arm but platform
independence is always nice.
David Huggins-Daines wrote:
> On Wed, 2008-04-23 at 14:15 -0500, nisha jain wrote:
>
>> to port it to N800 later on...Please let me k
Maybe you don't all want to work on the same project. Or maybe you
want to discuss projects before declaring one on garage.
We can't list interests on our profile. And can we actually start new
mailing lists?
If there is a way to use garage in the way I'm talking about, and there
could be,
On ITT I have noticed person X,Y,and Z say that they are interested in
various topics like location services or PIM and would be spending time
investigating those topics.
So far I mostly see this forum get used for very specific technical
questions. It might be useful to form public but small
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