Is there a way to disable the N900 unlocking itself when the screen is
slid open? I want to do this because the N900 frequently slides open
in my pocket and launches all kinds of apps from the desktop that end
up eating the battery. I don't mind unlocking from the power-key or
unlock button.
Forwarding from the Canola mailing list, if anyone here can help testing this.
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From: Thomas-Karl Pietrowski thopie...@googlemail.com
Date: 11 February 2010 19:12
Subject: [canola-devel] Canola2 available for UbuntuKarmic and Lucid
To:
Cc:
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 07:19:39PM -0500, Jake Wasdin wrote:
I don't know about the N770 in particular as I had the N800, but I
can say I had much better results with the Minimo browser than I did
with the built in Opera-based browser before I upgraded to OS2008. I
see it's available for
Hi,
thanks for taking the time to package it all for Ubuntu.
However, at least on Karmic, the package python-efl-epsilon conflicts
with python-epsilon, which is e.g. used by coherence, and thus the
UPnP plugins for totem and rhythmbox. I had to uninstall
python-epsilon along with coherence and
Thanks for testing, but just making it clear, it wasn't me who did the
packaging,
it was Thomas-Karl (for Lucid) and Gustavo Barbieri (for Karmic).
If anyone else here is interested in helping out, let me know and I'll
add you to the
launchpad group.
Cheers,
--lf
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 5:42
Hi there,
I have been trying out my new N900 for the past few days and overall I really
like it.
The only problem I have left with it is the GPS. I have yet to get a regular
location lock.
The first time I used it it took approx 15 mins to update, in a location where
it takes my E71 approx
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Bernard Tyers b...@runningwithbulls.com
wrote:
I know how GPS works and have tried some troubleshooting, but I can't find
any diag tools. At least on the Symbian OS there is a compass app which will
give you your location in long lat.
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Bernard Tyers wrote:
Can anyone else comment? Am I the only one?
You're not the only one and bugs.maemo.org has a few entries on this
issue. There's a diagnostic tool called, aptly, location-test which
can be used among other things to force the GPS subsystem to acquire the
lock using only a
- Original message -
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Bernard Tyers b...@runningwithbulls.com
wrote:
I know how GPS works and have tried some troubleshooting, but I can't find
any
diag tools. At least on the Symbian OS there is a compass app which will
give
you your
Hi,
I havem read in different places that it's possible to load the Ovi Map files
onto your N900, like you can on any Symbian device.
I have tried this butg so far it's proved unsuccessful.
Can anyone point me to a guaranteed procedure to load the map locations on my
2GB memory card? I'm
- Original message -
Bernard Tyers wrote:
Can anyone else comment? Am I the only one?
You're not the only one and bugs.maemo.org has a few entries on this
issue. There's a diagnostic tool called, aptly, location-test which
can be used among other things to force the GPS subsystem
follow the download links from maps.nokia.com and grab the map loader
(not the map updater). This application will let you side-load your
maps. I am not 100% sure it works for N900, but that device is listed
under the devices for the maps program itself.
hope that helps,
K
On 2/12/2010 5:08
A not so complicated maemo app to think about...
It would be nice if there were a secure app (like the Topaz signature
pad http://www.topazsystems.com/products/index.htm) for using any of
the maemo tablets (770, 8xx, 900, etc) as a 'signature' device that
could (preferably interactively) connect
On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 18:39:28 -0800 Lake Stevens Dental
lakestevensden...@verizon.net wrote:
A not so complicated maemo app to think about...
It would be nice if there were a secure app (like the Topaz signature
pad http://www.topazsystems.com/products/index.htm) for using any of
the maemo
If you hit the default OVI maps area the app to store maps on the N900 is
there. I've used it to throw the maps on my system, and it works just fine.
There are two cavets though:
1 The maps are stored on the internal flash, not the memory card.
2 You must connect your device via USB in Media
This is a bug in OVI maps. I think the link has already been given.
The problem is that OVI opens the device to get a lock, but then gives up and
closes it just before it can get a lock. It cycles doing this every few
minutes, but unless you have an alternate signal, it's not enough time for
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