Which Phone (and/or SMS) application do you use under Debian?
Until now I've used Zhone, but now that the whole phone subsystem works
more reliably, Zhone has become the main source of problems. Also it
has various annoying limitations.
Stefan
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Stefan Monnier writes:
> Which Phone (and/or SMS) application do you use under Debian?
> Until now I've used Zhone, but now that the whole phone subsystem works
> more reliably, Zhone has become the main source of problems. Also it
> has various annoying limitations.
My awful rough draft add-fe
>> Which Phone (and/or SMS) application do you use under Debian?
>> Until now I've used Zhone, but now that the whole phone subsystem works
>> more reliably, Zhone has become the main source of problems. Also it
>> has various annoying limitations.
> My awful rough draft add-features-when-I-have-
On 09/03/2009 20:57, Stefan Monnier wrote:
Which Phone (and/or SMS) application do you use under Debian?
Until now I've used Zhone, but now that the whole phone subsystem works
more reliably, Zhone has become the main source of problems. Also it
has various annoying limitations.
Hello
You
I have maked a little java application like zhone. It can
handle calls, sms, note, suspend.
It is programmed with object and interface with a
clean object oriented design.
It uses fso in background.
But for me fso is not stable enought! Some call are missed!
After an upgrade of fso tangogps will
Davide writes:
> But for me fso is not stable enought! Some call are missed!
> After an upgrade of fso tangogps will not work anymore!
> And problem still there!
>
> There is a need to make this open source framework more
> reliable!!!
>
> A question? It is on my freerunner only that I have probl
Mhmm I was using fso on debian. Now I have installed
FSO distribution and receiving call seams more better!
Now I try to develop in java. I have seen cacao.
There is no package with open jdk java 6 with cacao jit
(like in debian)?
There is a java/dbus brigde like in debian (or should
I call mdbus
