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2013-12-18
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Originally Posted by sconf
Could you or Att elaborate a bit on this? On the N9, these files are in ~.sync/profiles/service and ../sync. On Jolla there is no "service", but there is a dir "server". Same thing?
Sweet, copied files from N9 and it worked right away!
Now, anybody knows a way to add more calendars to calendar application?
And on N9, one had to add the config to the daemon by doing some DBus magic. (Incidentally, does that SMS sync work on Jolla?)
Some pointers to documentation on this would be welcome too.
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2013-12-18
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Two things I noticed:
Brightness, would it be possible to allow lower brightness in the settings (phone definitely supports it as at lowest setting it will go lower if automatic adjustment is on, sadly a bit like N900 it can juggle up and down in certain conditions)
Back to last open app from lock screen, currently after swiping away lock screen you are put in multitasking view, I know a single tap away, but a toggle would be nice
Brightness, would it be possible to allow lower brightness in the settings (phone definitely supports it as at lowest setting it will go lower if automatic adjustment is on, sadly a bit like N900 it can juggle up and down in certain conditions)
Back to last open app from lock screen, currently after swiping away lock screen you are put in multitasking view, I know a single tap away, but a toggle would be nice
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2013-12-18
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#2034
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Originally Posted by Rauha
I tried playing an archived show (The IT Crowd, latest episode as of today). The program crashed a couple of times, but eventually started playing on about the third or fourth try.
Not only is not native, but its not even tweaked Android version to function on Jolla. Just like the version on Play Store, it doesn't work on streaming TV channels and live streams. Only works with the archived programs. Other options give sound and messed up picture.
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2013-12-18
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Originally Posted by latency
You can keep it in the background and even run other android apps on top. Also popups seem to work even throught sailfish applications.
Do I have to keep it open and active in "full screen" or can I have it running and open other apps and still get notifications?
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2013-12-18
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Originally Posted by latency
try
Do I have to keep it open and active in "full screen" or can I have it running and open other apps and still get notifications?
works full/small and you can keep other android apps foreground also.
edit.
me too slow
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2013-12-18
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Originally Posted by Fuzzillogic
I'm not an expert on buteo. Too little time for everything. Hopefully sconf can help you on the questions.
Could you or Att elaborate a bit on this? On the N9, these files are in ~.sync/profiles/service and ../sync. On Jolla there is no "service", but there is a dir "server". Same thing?
And on N9, one had to add the config to the daemon by doing some DBus magic. (Incidentally, does that SMS sync work on Jolla?)
Some pointers to documentation on this would be welcome too.
To get you to start:
http://sateeshkavuri.com/buteo-synchronization/
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2013-12-18
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Originally Posted by Leinad
No I cant and will not install dalvik. If native browser has issues they should be solved. However I still say MANY sites is non mobile friendly and hard to read on phones whatever crap people try to convince with using X/Y/Z browser...
you can use droid-FF on Jolla too
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2013-12-18
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
Well, who will use FAT32, if they could format their cards with btrfs/ext4?
Well, who will use exFAT, if they could format their cards with FAT32...?
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2013-12-18
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#2040
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Originally Posted by att
Well If that crap company named Microsoft could atleast support sftp from scratch so much could just work without hassle... (Atleast over wifi)
Here are some help until Jolla can implement a better solution:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=1054
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=1727
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As a side note:
I also cursed when N9 didn't originally supported WPA EAP and its variants. I couldn't use the Eduroam with it. Nowaday I don't anymore care so much about Eduroam because 3G is good enough for smartphones like Jolla for many of my use cases. And in home WLAN I don't use EAP.
With LTE coming I suspect the need for WLAN will decrease in many use cases in the future. At least in coutries that have good 3G and LTE coverage.