RE: passing arguments to hildon applications

ext Andrew Daviel wrote: > On Thu, 5 Jun 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> It's actually been poorly supported/unsupported for years. > > How hard can it be .. download a file to a temporary > directory, spawn an > application and tell it the filename. It worked in Mo

RE: passing arguments to hildon applications

Andrew Daviel wrote: > I'd like mailcap to work as a fallback; it's simple, Kinda, it's not so simple (see below) > I understand it, and it's been standard in Unix for years. It's actually been poorly supported/unsupported for years. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advance

RE: Having trouble installing the scratchbox development environment.

Hendrik Boom wrote: > Did that; I suspect I am really, truly, don't have a Scratchbox > account, and that something more is involved than just having an > entry in /etc/group: Wow. Well, one thing to do is check /scratchbox/users/hendrik I believe that directory needs to exist. The alternatives

RE: Having trouble installing the scratchbox development environment.

Hendrik Boom wrote: > I'm following the instructions in > http://inz.fi/blog/2007/10/22/multi-target-development-for-maemo/ > as advised by Graham Cobb, and have run into a snag. > > When I get to the point of creating the bora rootstrap, it tells me: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sb-conf rs mistral

RE: maemo Bug Jar #7

Marius Gedminas wrote: > Personally, I'm disappointed that when a bug is closed as "fixed in > diablo", as a user I've no idea how to get the updated package on my > N810. Please excuse my disbelief ... you guys are the strangest "users" I've ever met. > I've got scratchbox handy, In fact, "I'v

RE: maemo Bug Jar #7

Frederic Crozat wrote: > Remember that most people are not used to Nokia policy to embargo any > date (even estimate) regarding software (or hardware) release. For simplicity's sake, I don't know when Diablo will be released. I also didn't know when Chinook was going to be released (in fact, I bel

RE: maemo Bug Jar #7

Stephen Gadsby wrote: > A Quick Look at maemo Bugzilla > 2008.05.29 through 2008.06.04 > > As of 2008.06.04 maemo Bugzilla contains 3166 (+22 this week) items, > including 1152 open issues (-40 this week): > * 783 open bugs (-43 this week) > * 9 critical/blocker (-3 this week) > * 22 "

RE: maemo Bug Jar #7

Eero wrote: > I would like the close bug jar section to separate things that were > marked as wontfix from things that were fixed (or worksforme). seconded ___ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/list

RE: maemo Bug Jar #7

Stephen Gadsby wrote: > 61 bugs were closed: Luca Olivetti wrote: > I noticed that some of the bugs are marked as "fixed in diablo", and > that's not really useful unless you release diablo rsn or provide > updated packages for chinook. I suppose you think that black mail or threats is useful?

RE: [gtkmm] Gdk::Pixbuf::create_from_file() segmentation fault inmaemo

Dinh Khac Thanh wrote: > Thank you for your fast reply, that deferencing one was > correct. However the error is still there after I changed it. > I am suspecting that it is because of thread conflict ( I > tested the create_from_file without threading and it worked > fine). I am not sure if gtkmm

RE: maemo Bug Jar #6

> A Quick Look at maemo Bugzilla > 2008.05.22 through 2008.05.28 I'm looking through these bugs, and I have some comments: 1. it'd be nice if someone would fix summaries. Bug 3196's summary was bad. It's probably worth it for someone to take the time to explain to reporters that summaries matter.

RE: Segmentation fault with the latest microb-engine

ext Zhihai Wang wrote: > (gdb) run > Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. > 0xb64e8aaa in nsFrame::BoxReflow (this=0x839c854, > [EMAIL PROTECTED], aPresContext=0x82800b8, [EMAIL PROTECTED], > aRenderingContext=0x83b2d28, aX=0, aY=0, aWidth=0, > aHeight

RE: D-BUS service name confusion

Kimmo wrote: > libosso.h says: > * @param application The name of the application. > * This name forms the last part of the default (D-BUS) > service name of the > * application. This is wrong. Last part implies that "foo.bar" will become either "com.nokia.foo.bar" or "com.nokia.bar" neither of

RE: D-BUS service name confusion

Axel Sommerfeldt wrote: > So in total I find the current situation very bad: > - The Maemo 4.0 Tutorial is wrong, it must be "osso_context = > osso_initialize( "org.maemo.example_libosso", "0.0.1", TRUE, NULL);" > instead of "osso_context = osso_initialize( > "example_libosso", "0.0.1", > TRUE, NUL

RE: Segmentation fault with the latest microb-engine

Zhihai Wang wrote: > I'm not good at gdb, and I'm just learning how to debug. > > Following is the trace I got, if this is not enough, I would > like to collect more trace for you: > Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. > 0xb64d42ea in XRE_GetFileFromPath () from > /targets/CHINOO

RE: Segmentation fault with the latest microb-engine

Zhihai Wang wrote: > I have checked out the latest source code from the repository > https://garage.maemo.org/svn/browser/mozilla/trunk/microb-engine > and compiled in scratchbox under CHINOOK_X86, everything went > smoothly. > > After installing the built debian packages, I started > "run-standa

RE: passing arguments to hildon applications

On Tue, 27 May 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Fwiw, at the present time, video/x-ms-wxv is among the "hacks". These > "hacks" were requirements. We're hoping that some future version may > lose some or all of these hacks. But don't hold your breath, I've > been holding my breath for two years and

RE: Nokia N800 dev under Fedora 9??????

On Sat, 24 May 2008, Ron wrote: > I have acquired a couple of Nokia N800's and would > like to dev some amateur radio apps. Problem is I am > running Fedora 9 system. All I read is about > installing > CHINOOK on Debian systems. > > Anybody can point me to a good source? Andrew Daviel wrote: > h

RE: certificate dialog in microb

Zhihai Wang wrote: > When accessing some websites like "https://www.gmail.com";, a > certificate dialog will show to the user. > > I guess that the one of the following signals should be emited: > G_WEB_SIGNAL_CERTIFICATE_DIALOG (defined in gweb.h) > G_WEB_SIGNAL_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD_DIALOG (defi

RE: Let's do something together in LinuxTag

Simon wrote: > We'll also have to think about a better way of organising > IRC meetings > - it must have been rather painful for Quim writing answers > to questions asked ~10min previously, and then missing the > comments people made as he answered > (and also confusing for people asking question

RE: Keeping Glib up to date

Graham Cobb wrote: > I will create a bug for libxml2. Good, that's productive. > But, unfortunately, Nokia has got itself into a very > difficult position. Of course, as a software developer, > I embrace the principle of "don't fix it if it ain't broke". This is just one deliverable. It isn't

RE: Who's who in maemo

Dave Neary wrote: > I've been looking for a "Who's who in maemo" - a list of active > developers (Nokia and otherwise) and what they specialise in. > I haven't found one. I wrote one for the browser team: http://browser.garage.maemo.org/news/5/ > I think that such a list would be very useful. >

RE: Scratchbox cs2007q3-glibc2.5-arm7 toolchain support?

Ben wrote: > Trying to run this on an n810 gets > [EMAIL PROTECTED] hello-world $ ./hello > ./hello: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.9' not found > (required by ./hello) Welcome to the wonderful world of c++ and glib versioning. > FWIW the normal C only hello-world compiled with th

RE: Diablo, do we need a separate repository?

I wrote: > I'm 99.99% certain that glib2.0 will be based on 2.12.12, just as it > was in the previous release. > Assuming I'm correctly reading the changelog there was only > one change to glib2.0, and that was to fix shlibs in debian/rules. I should have written "to _Nokia's_ glib2.0 for diablo"

RE: Keeping Glib up to date (was RE: Diablo, do we need a separate repository?)

> > That said, to some extent people obviously do want to use > > later versions of libraries when/where possible. No one > > loves the idea of using code that's many years out of > > date with its ever growing set of known bugs. > > However sometimes bug-wise compatibility triumphs. Graham Cobb

RE: Diablo, do we need a separate repository?

Graham Cobb wrote: > More and more applications cannot be built for Maemo just > because they use features in glib introduced after 2.12.12. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Personally I consider this a mistake of those programs. And I also > believe you're wrong. Dave Neary wrote: > For information

RE: Diablo, do we need a separate repository?

Graham Cobb wrote: > That is *very* disappointing. Afaiu it was clearly described and explained in the roadmap. If necessary I can try to find something which notes this. > Presumably Diablo is the last update until 2009 at the earliest. I can't speculate about this. You'd have to consult a roa

RE: Diablo, do we need a separate repository?

Graham cobb wrote: > If there are *any* library changes (you mentioned libssl but > I *really* hope there will be an up to date version of glib!) Perhaps we did a really bad job explaining what not changing the platform means. I'm 99.99% certain that glib2.0 will be based on 2.12.12, just as it

RE: autoconf upgrade problem

Kwan Hong Lee wrote: > For some reason, even if I have the new autoconf directory > added to the beginning of the directory, when I call > pulseaudio/autogen.sh it uses the older autoconf, currently > 2.59. I can't modify sb_autoconf_wrapper because it's read only. > > What can I do? Please d

RE: autoconf upgrade problem

Kwan Hong Lee wrote: > What do I have to do for autogen to use the latest autoconf I > installed? Probably depends on your environment. lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Mar 31 08:52 /scratchbox/tools/bin/autoconf -> sb_autoconf_wrapper -- if ($force eq '2.13') { ac213 (); }

RE: Reboot with charger plugged in

Juuso wrote: > I just observed that the reboot of N810 or N800 is not "a > perfect reboot" if you have charger plugged in during the > switch off - switch on - sequence. > > At least manually loaded (insmod) kernel modules remain > loaded and the ssh connections to the device does not result >

RE: the shared libraries used by /usr/lib/browser..

Vinod Hegde wrote: > I am trying to get the shared library dependencies that > browser in n810 has. (the ld.so trick would let you do it if you could find the right binary which may be browser.launch or something similarly strange.) Why are you trying to do this? Browsers generally speaking are

RE: RE : Re: Fullscreen and Flash

Frédéric Charrier wrote: > I can't find this file, there is no "tutorial-applet" on my n810. > Is there a way to install it ? It shipped w/ the os update, you should run the latest version of os2008, not the earlier ones. ___ maemo-developers mailing li

RE: Using the scrollbar on the N810

> Yes, the general problem seems to be that there is a bug in the > emulation that makes it work differently and, more importantly, in a > way that is error prone and confuses the user. > > Let's take that pretty picture here: Glad it came in handy (and I do appreciate the explanation, because w/

RE: Using the scrollbar on the N810

Kalle wrote: > I don't understand this, why would the browser widget be interested in > events that happen on the scrollbar widget? That's what happens > anyway, I start a drag over the scrollbar outside the thumb and the > page is panned as if I dragged on the page. Eero wrote: > AFAIK the scroll

RE: Using the scrollbar on the N810

> [snip observations that the web widget is catching mouse events > outside the thumb but inside the scrollbar] I wrote: > Unfortunately, this isn't really how things work. Either a > widget asks to capture input, in which case it can get events > outside its boundaries, or it doesn't. > If a wi

RE: Developing applications in Flash

Alfie wrote: > I notice that the Getting Started applet is a full screen > Flash application. yep > Does anyone know how this is achieved, specifically: > - How to add to start menu > - How to add to desktop This is basically a distinct application/applet. > - How to

RE: Using the scrollbar on the N810

Neil wrote: > Hi Josh - I'm guessing your reply concerns my comment about > the thumbtrack capturing events slightly above/below and not > the bug being discussed (2961)? If so I can understand what > you're saying - it would just be nice if the scrollbar were > able to allow for slightly mis-d

RE: Using the scrollbar on the N810

Neil wrote: > Bug 2961[1] now opened for what it's worth... I've > inadvertently assigned it to the incorrect component (input > method framework) when it should be Window Manager (I think) > - perhaps someone would be kind enough to reassign? > > After further investigation this problem is not

RE: Using the scrollbar on the N810

Richard Booth wrote: > I find it particularly awkward at the times when you want to fast > scroll down a page. I really wish the N810 had a scroll wheel Eero wrote: > I'm not sure whether this helps, but you can scroll the page with > long-press of the down key in keyboard. Short press moves >

RE: 810 not always obeying redirects from websites

Simon wrote: > Just done some more tests and the problem seems to go away on G > wireless network and only be present on a B wireless network - so > maybe it is related to wireless rather than browser. Has anyone else > had these symptoms? > > I don't have a site to test with setup it is on an

RE: 810 not always obeying redirects from websites

Simon wrote: > We appear to be getting an issue on the 810 where it is ignoring > redirects (i.e. CGI.redirect in perl) when the page doing the > redirect takes say 2 seconds plus from being requested to delivering > the redirect. This does not affect any desktop browsers we have > tested and

RE: SDL, tearing, X overhead and direct framebuffer gfx

Tobias wrote: > Q: Where can I find the sources to the OS2008 SDL? Eero wrote: > Where all the other sources are i.e. from the maemo.org repository: > http://repository.maemo.org/pool/maemo4.0/free/source/libs/ > Or you could search for them: http://timeless.justdave.net/mxr-test/os2008/fi

RE: maemopad exits suddenly when clicking on Save icon

Jakov wrote: > > I'm using Maemo 4.0 Chinook. After I load maemopad, click on > Save icon, this application suddenly exits. The msg in the console is: > > [sbox-CHINOOK_ARMEL: ~/maemopad-2.1] > run-standalone.sh src/maemopad > qemu: Unsupported syscall: 264 This is the problem, you need a vers

RE: Fullscreen and flash, new question

Jussi wrote: > Josh mentioned .browser already. I just wanted to add a piece > of advice: > Don't even think about modifying browser settings from your > application. Your users will hate you for that. Embedding the mozilla > engine is a better solution if you really want total control > of the

Repository corruption checker

I mentioned to ferenc before he left that I had a script that I used to check for corruption of the repositories. The perl script is here: http://timeless.justdave.net/maemo/repository-check.txt And syntax for using it is here: http://timeless.justdave.net/maemo/repository-check.input I kinda for

RE: RE : RE: Fullscreen and flash, new question

Frédéric wrote: > > ~/.browser > Where can I find a documentation of this config file ? The settings are either explanatory or ducible by tweaking browser settings and diffing. On average, the latter. I haven't actually tried those settings, and am merely guessing based on their strange names t

RE: Fullscreen and flash, new question

Frédéric wrote: > I tried the --full-screen option of the command line, but I still have > problems : > > 1) when I launch the browser with the --full-screen option, during a > few seconds, I can see the browser in a normal display mode. After 3-4 > seconds, it goes to fullscreen mode. Is there a

RE: WebKit Incremental Layout

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of ext Alp Toker > Sent: February 13, 2008 5:01 PM > To: David Carson > Cc: maemo-developers; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: WebKit Incremental Layout > > David Carson wrote: > > the main issue that it

RE: Fullscreen and Flash

Carlos wrote: > i published the newest issue of my maemo ezine yesterday and > had two ideas, > wishes and questions :) > > 1st: Is there a way to force the browser to go "Fullscreen" > without the address > field at the bottom of the screen? No. this is a violation of the user interface (and s

RE: Maemo's glib version, lobbying for GIO

Philip wrote: > Therefore I'm pleased that at the level of glib a team has started > working on GIO. > > http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/glib/trunk/gio/ > GIO not only comes with a streaming API, but also with a standard way > for making cancellable asynchronous APIs. http://neutronic.spaces.live.co

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

Andrew wrote: > Maybe i'm going about this wrong. All i really want is to write an > application that has the browser shipped with the device > embedded in a > widget inside it. I thought getting TestGtkEmbed would best > the quickest > starting point, but maybe not. Does anyone know of any >

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

Andrew wrote: > You suggest i need a symlink, but i'm still unclear where. The > libgtkembedmoz.so is at /usr/lib/ on the device, but ldd says that > TestGtkEmbed doesn't depend on it anyway. > > Using nm on TestGtkEmbed in the armel environment gives "B" addresses > next to all the gtk_moz_emb

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

> > This too can be answered w/ google (as mentioned in one of > the links in > > my previous email, which sorta cross paths with the one to > which I'm now > > replying) > > > > > >> or do i need > >> to copy all these files somewhere to get the TestGtkEmbed working? > >> > > > > There

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

> Does anyone know what tools i can use to track down where > these symbols > are coming from inside the scratchbox environment? If i can > do that then > i should be able to work out whats missing on the device. Typically nm and ldd are your friends. That and a debugger which will tell you

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

Andrew wrote: > OK so i should have tried harder. :) > GRE is the Gecko Runtime Environment, > which under scratchbox is setup in the /dist/bin folder of the VMWare > device. I now suppose the question is, is there a GRE already in the > rootfs somewhere that i need to specify to the GRE_HOME=

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

Andrew wrote: > >> I copied them to /home/user/MyDocs/.documents and chmod'ed > them both > >> to 777 and ran them after gaining root access (sudo gainroot). > >> > GRE_HOME=. ./run-mozilla.sh ./TestGtkEmbed > > > > > And you thought this would work because you also copied

RE: extras: promotion interface

Niels wrote: > - Packages can not only be promoted, but also demoted if they > are breaking > things. (With the ability to tell the author why it was demoted) How do you deal with packages that are already installed on people's devices when they're demoted? Personally, if I have bad software ins

RE: maemo under the trunks

Rodrigo Castaneda Garay wrote: > Do somebody know how to access to maemo's kernel latest > code you know like kernel.org, but the maemo's one, I have > tried using the maemo's subversion repository bur couldn't > find it, also would like to access to the filesystem and boot > loader are t

RE: TestGtkEmbed on N800

Andrew Gatt wrote: > I've been playing around with the TestGtkEmbed program under > the VMWare > device downloaded from > http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Build/Maemo_Build_Instructions > and i'd like to test it out on my N800. I've copied over TestGtkEmbed > and run-mozilla.sh and as before run;

RE: flashplayer plugin doesn't effect in microb

> I just installed microb browser from .deb files reside on > http://repository.maemo.org/extras/pool/bora one by one. > > The installion procedure went smoothly and the browser could > be properly launched and "mozilla based browser for maemo" > has been set to default homepage. > > But I fo

RE: Build the entire Mozilla based browser for maemo

Ngurah wrote: > i got the following undefined reference error when trying to > build one. > I do the same as the instruction said in > http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Build/Maemo_Build_Instructions. > > TestXMLExtras.o:(.data._ZTV11nsIDocument[vtable for > nsIDocument]+0x58): undefined reference

RE: Can't upload to chinook-extras from Fedora 6

Michael Stepanov wrote: > It's netter to create a request in > https://maemo.org/bugzilla/ When I had problems with > uploading my packages (actually there was wrong PGP key) I > created the request and the problem was solved quickly. The canonical url is: https://bugs.maemo.org/ _

RE: explanations of the recent download problems

Ferenc wrote: > When apt-get update talks to our repository it actually fetches a > package database [1] first. From that file apt-get knows that it > supposed to receive 12380 bytes for the > pidgin-extprefs_0.7-0nix2_armel.deb package. If you go to the pool's > index [2] you can see that the file

RE: Where can I find source codes of following MicroB Browser Packages

Huang Gao wrote: > I have checked out the codes from the SVN several days ago, > however its version is too old, and the install package is 0.0.1 > and can not be used in my N800 device. > I am not sure if this SVN has been updated during these days, > in that I can not connect to it any more.

RE: Where can I find source codes of following MicroB Browser Packages

On 16/01/2008, Huang Gao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I am studying MicroB for Bora, and can not find > source codes of following packages: > tablet-browser-controls_0.1.16-1_armel.deb > tablet-browser-default-plugin_0.1.2-1_armel.deb > tablet-browser-dialogs_0.1.9-1_armel.deb > tablet-brow

RE: Compiling Kryptpad ...

Massimo Mund wrote: > I am trying to compile kryptpad for OS2008. > Running ./autogen.sh works fine, but ./configure gives me: > > ... > checking for ANSI C header files... (cached) yes > checking for pkg-config... /scratchbox/tools/bin/pkg-config > checking

RE: n810: Light Sensor (?)

Luca De Cicco wrote: > Sorry if ask something which has been already discussed... > I was wondering if there is some specification about the > small thing near the camera which appears to be a Light Sensor. Andrew wrote: > Your best bet is to hook up SSH or an xterm or something and > poke around

RE: Microb browser and GTK configuration

Tomàs Jiménez Lozano wrote: > This means I should build microb browser from scratch but I've read in > this list that it's not possible to do it: > > http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/maemo/developers/31766 You're misinterpretting. microb-engine is essentially a library, and libgtkembedmoz o

RE: Microb browser and GTK configuration

Ross Burton wrote: > As far as I know, microb ... can render forms using GTK+ widgets It doesn't use gtk widgets, it emulates them. > That said, there should be an xsetting you can change, instead of > rebuilding. Xsetting sounds a bit arcane... ___ ma

RE: Build the entire Mozilla based browser for maemo

Brian wrote: > Hopefully this is just a temporary issue right? Don't hold your breath. > It is not as if someone has killed publication I hope. I'm not sure if I can say. > I am actually looking forward to the browser UI. I'm not sure why. Personally, I'm hoping to redesign the ui, as is the u

RE: Build the entire Mozilla based browser for maemo

Yong Zhang wrote: > Can someone give some guidelines or point me some links on > how to build the Mozilla based browser for maemo from > scratch? Which packages from garage.maemo.org/svn/browser/ > need to be included to make the final application 'browser'? > Any feedback would be greatly appr

RE: Creating a simple installer

Michael Stepanov wrote: > Thanks for your suggestion, Rafael. I already created the > package and specified there all dependencies. But the problem > is that Application Manager cannot install dependencies > automatically. It just displays exception. Application manager will only handle depende

RE: Apache + PHP5 + MySQL/SQLite

Joshua Layne wrote: > Graham Cobb has made some SQLite packages available > repo: > Graham's (cobb.uk.net) repository > http://www.cobb.uk.net/apt > chinook > user > > package: > sqllite This is confusing. http://timeless.justdave.net/mxr-test/chinook/find?string=sql Shows that sqlite3 is a pack

RE: Do you need a maemo LXR-type service?

Juha wrote: > there used to be a source code cross-referencing [1] service > in maemo.org > for maemo sources. For reasons unknown (to me), it's no longer there. maemo.org has too few people and resources :). I've made plans to maintain a replacement, I'm hoping to get it up with branding and a

RE: Embed microb

Andrew Gatt wrote: > OK so i followed this http://scratchbox.org/wiki/Apophis-r4 under > Crocodile heading which allowed me to compile libidl and libidl-dev > which are now both installed using dpkg -i. Going back to the > libgtkembedmoz svn checkout and running dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot > t

RE: [Fwd: Looking for npapi microb-engine header files]

Jean-Sébastien Légaré wrote on November 28, 2007 10:34 AM To: maemo-developers@maemo.org Subject: Looking for npapi microb-engine header files > I would like to port an existing mozilla plugin to the microb browser > on the N800 running the latest OS2007. The whitepaper on the > microb-engine avail