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2012-07-16
, 12:15
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#162
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Cosmetic change for the time-to-destination MOD:
- now rounds seconds to nearest 5 seconds, i.e. 23 -> 25, otherwise it updates ridiculously often
- never print spaces around "/" to make it fit better in the widget
- indentation fix
Patch (on top of the last one): http://paste.debian.net/download/179330
I tested the feature this morning and the reported time-to-destination values look correct and update smoothly.
- now rounds seconds to nearest 5 seconds, i.e. 23 -> 25, otherwise it updates ridiculously often
- never print spaces around "/" to make it fit better in the widget
- indentation fix
Patch (on top of the last one): http://paste.debian.net/download/179330
I tested the feature this morning and the reported time-to-destination values look correct and update smoothly.
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2012-07-16
, 12:54
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Joined on Jan 2010
@ France
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#163
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Originally Posted by mbanck
Hi mbanck,
Cosmetic change for the time-to-destination MOD:
- now rounds seconds to nearest 5 seconds, i.e. 23 -> 25, otherwise it updates ridiculously often
- never print spaces around "/" to make it fit better in the widget
- indentation fix
Patch (on top of the last one): http://paste.debian.net/download/179330
I tested the feature this morning and the reported time-to-destination values look correct and update smoothly.
As usual, thanks for your investigations !!!
I also tested the feature this morning to came at work, and it was already accurate even without this last patch.
Anyhow, I updated my full patch in section Unstable for this one ...
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2012-07-16
, 13:26
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#164
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Hi mbanck,
great work, but it is possible to reduce the font size of the distance and the time. Because it is not possible to see both.
great work, but it is possible to reduce the font size of the distance and the time. Because it is not possible to see both.
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2012-07-16
, 13:36
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#165
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No need to, Sony123 is working on a solution to switch both by touching it. Just like on Symbian (and I assume on WP).
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2012-07-16
, 14:26
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#166
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Originally Posted by praveenchand
using terminal, goto the folder containing .deb file and type dpkg -i patchfilename
BusyBox v1.20.0.git (MeeGo 3:1.20-0.2+0m8) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
~ # cd /home/user
/home/user # dpkg -i patch_2.6-2+maemo7+0m6_arm
el.deb
Aegis rejecting patch_2.6-2+maemo7+0m6_armel.deb: Could not open debian archive
aegis aborting dpkg -- all listed package files rejected
Compilation failed in require.
/home/user #
I still cannot install the .deb.
Last edited by taviman; 2012-07-16 at 14:33.
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2012-07-16
, 14:33
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@ France
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#167
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Originally Posted by taviman
Don't connect directly as root, connect as user then switch to root with devel-su and finally dpkg -i /where_you_put_your/package.deb
BusyBox v1.20.0.git (MeeGo 3:1.20-0.2+0m8) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
~ # cd /home/user
/home/user # dpkg -i patch_2.6-2+maemo7+0m6_arm
el.deb
Aegis rejecting patch_2.6-2+maemo7+0m6_armel.deb: Could not open debian archive
aegis aborting dpkg -- all listed package files rejected
Compilation failed in require.
/home/user #
I still cannot install the .deb.
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2012-07-16
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#168
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Got it. It was not my command sting but the place where the package was.
Aegis just didn't want to open the .deb from home/user.
I moved it to MyDocs and it went fine (so far).
My N9 helps me learn something new every day...
Aegis just didn't want to open the .deb from home/user.
I moved it to MyDocs and it went fine (so far).
My N9 helps me learn something new every day...
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2012-07-16
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@ UK
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#169
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If I have already applied one .diff file using patch -p0 -i patch.diff, what is the correct way to go about updating to a new diff file.
Is there patch syntax to undo the previous .diff file, or does patch magically know what has already been changed and just apply the new additions in a later .diff file?
Is there patch syntax to undo the previous .diff file, or does patch magically know what has already been changed and just apply the new additions in a later .diff file?
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2012-07-16
, 15:46
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#170
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Originally Posted by nbedford
patch -R will unapply a patch.
Is there patch syntax to undo the previous .diff file, or does patch magically know what has already been changed and just apply the new additions in a later .diff file?
That why I stated "since it doesn't hurt anything ..." in my message ...
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