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Tim Ashman schrieb:
Hmm, my n810 does flash video.. What am I missing here.
I think, this thread was about using the webcam which can also be done
in flash. Playing back video is a different story.
Tilman
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Matt,
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the list for
this mailing list? Weird!
Not at all weird, and not in any way Thunderbird-specific. The mailing
list keeps the sender address in the From: field, so responses go
to the original sender. Use Reply All if you want to
Tilman Vogel wrote:
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
list posts.
Is there some reasoning or RFC regarding this? I'm quite ambivalent on
this and mostly leave people in. I only remove
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Johan Helsingius schrieb:
Use Reply All if you want to send to the
whole list too.
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
list posts.
Some mail
Oh, I see. Yes then that would be cool.
tim
On 01/17/2008 01:21, Tilman Vogel wrote:
Tim Ashman schrieb:
Hmm, my n810 does flash video.. What am I missing here.
I think, this thread was about using the webcam which can also be done
in flash. Playing back video is a different story.
I use kmail, it has a feature where you setup a folder, mark it as a mailing
list, set it reply to address once, then set a rule to move the messages from
the inbox to the correct folder then when I use the reply it does the right
thing.
tim
On 01/17/2008 06:15, Kevin T. Neely wrote:
On Thu,
On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 10:09:04AM +, Matt Emson wrote:
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the list for
this mailing list? Weird!
It is the way this list is setup. Thunderbird (and mutt in my case) is doing
the right thing and replying as the headers specify. If
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Frantisek Dufka schrieb:
Tilman Vogel wrote:
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
list posts.
Is there some reasoning or RFC regarding
On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 09:41:20AM +0100, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Marius Gedminas wrote:
On Tue, Jan 15, 2008 at 07:49:06PM +0100, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
You don't need scratchbox, any linux distribution will do. Follow this
guide to unpack and recreate initfs by Rodrigo Vivi
Kalle Valo wrote:
That's strange. Did you reboot the device in the mean time? Also, do
you remember what channel your AP is configured to?
I'm not sure when the connection started working again, but I did reboot the
N800 and the WRT when I was experiencing the problem. The WRT has Linksys
Have you tried using ``Lock touch screen and keys'' ??
Press the power button briefly and select it from the Device Mode menu.
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On Jan 17, 2008 10:50 AM, Russ Wenner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS...Of course, If I stick the N800 in my coat pocket and take it back
out all the
On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 12:45:13PM +0100, Tilman Vogel wrote:
Johan Helsingius schrieb:
Use Reply All if you want to send to the
whole list too.
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 06:24 -0800, Tim Ashman wrote:
I use kmail, it has a feature where you setup a folder, mark it as a mailing
list, set it reply to address once, then set a rule to move the messages from
the inbox to the correct folder then when I use the reply it does the right
thing.
I posted about this exact same issue as it's how the iPhone works and
one of the very cool features of that device.
http://www.maemoapps.com/2007/10/23/maemo-feature-request-connection-switching/
In the comments is a link to the roadmap wishlist -
http://maemo.org/community/wiki/roadmapwishlist/
hello,
don't know if this is the right place where ask this kind of questions.
i've built by myself powertop on my n810, but when i try to exec it i
get this error.
Nokia-N810-50-2:/media/mmc2/src/powertop-1.9# ./powertop
-sh: ./powertop: Permission denied
people told me that the mmc
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 10:56:07 -0800, Wayne Fiori [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Have you tried using ``Lock touch screen and keys'' ??
Press the power button briefly and select it from the Device Mode menu.
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It would be really nice to be able to lock the applets on the page. I've
had them
I found that if I click Home Select applets... then un-check
the offending applet OK. Then repeat the process by re-selecting
the applets I want. Only then, for a short time, can I drag windows
around. In time they will no longer drag willingly, if a fuss with
them they will drag, but I find
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 13:50 -0500, Russ Wenner wrote:
Is anyone else having trouble dragging icons/windows on their N800
OS2008 desktop?
Icons? Man I would love the ability to iconify an app on the desktop.
Surely you didn't mean icons?
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On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 11:45:01AM +0100, Johan Helsingius wrote:
Matt,
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the list for
this mailing list? Weird!
Not at all weird, and not in any way Thunderbird-specific. The mailing
list keeps the sender address in the From:
Matt Emson wrote:
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the list for
this mailing list? Weird!
It's due to a grotesque misunderstanding.
It's an article of faith among strict mail gurus that replies should
always go back to the sender, and any variance from this is
Ok, I just checked in kmail and I can simply hit the L key all by itself to
reply to the mailing list... :-)
I think I like the folders because sometimes I keep certain messages around
and I don't have to move them if I want to keep them.
tim
On 01/17/2008 09:01, Michael R. Head wrote:
On
Greetings,
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the
list for this mailing list? Weird!
It's an article of faith among strict mail gurus that replies should
always go back to the sender, and any variance from this is regarded
as meddling (see the rant at
Peter Flynn wrote:
A normal mailing-list reader should NOT have to make a mental decision
each time they write a reply: the Reply-To header ought to have been set
appropriately by the mailing list.
But it won't change. It's up to the owners of mailing lists to set the
appropriate
Julian Toler wrote:
I am not too worried about video with Skype (although of course it
would be nice!) - what I really miss compared with Desktop Skype is
the ability to send SMS text messages. This is a brilliant feature of
Skype and saves me a load of cash (I only have a PAYG mobile phone
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