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Porting apps to Leste (32)
to Maemo 7 / Leste by Arno_11 - 5 days, 10 hrs ago - more...
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2011-02-05
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Originally Posted by Pigro
Good point, but say if the widget is on and you have a phone call, you answer it and the sensor blanks the screen but because your face is close to it would it activate and interfere with the call?
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2011-02-05
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worst case you'd just have the full screen clock app on-screen during the call, which is not at all interactive (you'd need to ctrl-backspace to get out of it while the display is on). I suspect that the phone app would "trump" the clock anyway when a call came in, but either way I don't see a problem. try it out if you are concerned, no need to use it if it doesn't meet your needs :-)
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2011-02-06
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Great idea for an app! One of such kind, you never now you missed it until you got it 
Some config options would be really great such like timeout and color. And the 'button' may really be as tiny as a button. Even config options like binary clock app offers would be great, but maybe hard to implement.
Oh, and +1 for commandline switching of app state! Would be useful not only with alarmed but also with desktop activities or SleepAnalyser which can run custom scripts where one could put the call to ProximityClock.
Some config options would be really great such like timeout and color. And the 'button' may really be as tiny as a button. Even config options like binary clock app offers would be great, but maybe hard to implement.
Oh, and +1 for commandline switching of app state! Would be useful not only with alarmed but also with desktop activities or SleepAnalyser which can run custom scripts where one could put the call to ProximityClock.
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2011-02-09
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#24
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i would love this I have this on my e66, press the single button and the clock would show and stay on until you remove your hand.
very useful on the table or when i dont want to unlock or slide open, also the clock is much bigger.
very useful on the table or when i dont want to unlock or slide open, also the clock is much bigger.
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2011-02-09
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#25
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and what happens when its in your pocket? will the clock just drain the bat?
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2011-02-09
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Originally Posted by Weedalot
This is why I made a home widget
and what happens when its in your pocket? will the clock just drain the bat?
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2011-02-15
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#27
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I would love the ability to change the colour. White/grey is too bright for my eyes in the dark.
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2011-03-20
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#28
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Hello,
I've just upload a new version (0.3) to extras-testing.
With this new version you can change the color of the clock's background and the numbers. You can also set the clock timeout (in seconds).
All these settings are accessible through the home widget's setting button.
Test&Vote
Tank you.
Best Regards,
Daniele Maio.
I've just upload a new version (0.3) to extras-testing.
With this new version you can change the color of the clock's background and the numbers. You can also set the clock timeout (in seconds).
All these settings are accessible through the home widget's setting button.
Test&Vote
Tank you.
Best Regards,
Daniele Maio.
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2011-03-20
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#29
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so how many times a second does this thimg poll the proximity sensor?
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2011-03-20
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#30
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Originally Posted by vi_
You can change (in second) the time the clock will stay on screen.
so how many times a second does this thimg poll the proximity sensor?
The sensor's poll timeout is not configurable.