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2010-04-16
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#312
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
I vote for including this
Would including Lock Code Dialog - Owner Tag appeal to you, lma? The only problem is that it hacks libhildon directly, due to the instance of the code lock dialog being used in a closed source program. That said, I don't think any other Diablo program uses that widget and I don't think new apps are a problem... strcmp on the title?
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2010-04-16
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#313
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Originally Posted by Fionn
I get it all the time too
I get it all the time when entering text using the on-screen keyboard and stylus (I don't use the thumb board).
Thankfully I don't normally enter a lot of text - just urls and CLI commands but if was normally typing in a lot I think I'd have flung the n800 out the window long ago.
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2010-04-17
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#314
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Originally Posted by maacruz
I used to get it too, but since I changed the screen I didn't see it anymore, so I'm not sure it's software only.
I get it all the time too
Now, I'm not using my n800 very much since I changed the screen, so that's may be another reason I don't see the issue.
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2010-04-17
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#315
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Originally Posted by Fionn
Bug 2394 is about the stylus keyboard (see the description - the summary was incorrectly changed at some point by a triager but there's little point reopening now).
I get it all the time when entering text using the on-screen keyboard and stylus (I don't use the thumb board).
According to that bug report the issue was fixed in chinook, but if some people are still having it there could be a hardware bug specific to some N800s. Maybe the reason I'm not experiencing it is that mine had the touchscreen replaced (due to bug 1069). In any case, without a patch or even reproducibility there's not much I can do about it, sorry :-(
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2010-04-17
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#316
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
That's actually a good reason for it to be included (since it obviously can't go to extras).
Would including Lock Code Dialog - Owner Tag appeal to you, lma? The only problem is that it hacks libhildon directly, due to the instance of the code lock dialog being used in a closed source program.
However I'm not crazy about configuring via a fragile text file (especially in /etc, thus requiring root permissions). Does anyone feel like updating the patch to use something like a GConf string? Then someone could even write a control panel applet for configuring it.
Also, is there anything that can be done to make text changes apply without requiring a reboot? Killing systemui sounds like one way to do it, but does it break anything else?
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2010-04-17
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#317
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Originally Posted by lma
I've always thought of GConf as the place to store one-liner strings...
However I'm not crazy about configuring via a fragile text file (especially in /etc, thus requiring root permissions). Does anyone feel like updating the patch to use something like a GConf string? Then someone could even write a control panel applet for configuring it.
A control panel applet that has a "helper" program whitelisted in sudoers would probably work.
Originally Posted by lma
Well, it appears that the file is read each time HildonCodeDialog is instantiated by a program. I wouldn't think systemui would keep a static instance of the HildonCodeDialog that it instantiates. That said, a watch could be kept.
Also, is there anything that can be done to make text changes apply without requiring a reboot? Killing systemui sounds like one way to do it, but does it break anything else?
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2010-04-17
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Nah, too many unnecessary moving parts :-) If it's got to be in the filesystem let's stick it somewhere under /home/user (or even better /home/user/.osso so it gets backed up/restored automatically without additional configuration).
I've always thought of GConf as the place to store one-liner strings...
A control panel applet that has a "helper" program whitelisted in sudoers would probably work.
That said, a watch could be kept.
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2010-04-17
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#319
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Originally Posted by lma
*nod*
Nah, too many unnecessary moving parts :-) If it's got to be in the filesystem let's stick it somewhere under /home/user (or even better /home/user/.osso so it gets backed up/restored automatically without additional configuration).
Originally Posted by lma
Good point. Truth be told, I don't think there really needs to be a watch. I haven't checked it, but I think systemui keeps instantiating a new instance of HildonCodeDialog each time. And who's gonna modify the text file while the tablet is locked?
Hm, is there a GIOCondition that would notify for file creation? Maybe inotify could work instead, but either way adding an application-specific main loop callback inside a widget library seems dirty to me.
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2010-04-17
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#320
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Originally Posted by Addison
Wow. First time I've ever quoted myself. This feels weird.
Hey lma.
Would it be possible to find the reason why Xkbd stopped working correctly under Diablo?
I found a dirty solution, mostly by accident, that you can find in this post.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=408688&postcount=1
The only other bug to mention that I get consistently is always having to slide the volume button just a titch after making or receiving a phone call.
Many others have reported this bug as well.
Thanks for your contributions to Diablo.
Anyway, I was at least hoping to get a response on this.
Thanks.
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Thankfully I don't normally enter a lot of text - just urls and CLI commands but if was normally typing in a lot I think I'd have flung the n800 out the window long ago
I could have sworn that D-Pad scrolling problem was Fixed-in-Fremantle. Oh well