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2010-03-19
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Nice app, much better than the built in calc imo. One question, is there a way to keep the color picked when opening from the last session instead of having it always reset to orange?
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2010-03-19
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Why won't use hildonize this to follow user's theme's buttons & colors? No offence, but those buttons looks kind of ugly to me :/
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2010-03-20
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It is a nice little program, but fails on the second most important issue (the most important being calculating correctly): it's too slow to start. A calculator app needs to be instantaneous, which they more or less are on all platforms. The built in calc looks much uglier, but starts right away.
Is there anything that can be done, or is this based on some framework that will always take this long to load? Mine takes 5-6 seconds to start even on subsequent launches, which is a lot longer than 0 seconds.
Granted that the built in calc (or parts of it) might stay resident in memory all the time and have a huge benefit from that...
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2010-03-20
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Ah because its Qt, and hildon theme currently restricting the size of the buttons,fonts,display etc.I found the standard calc too fidly to use for day to day basic maths, which was why I wrote the app in the first place.
Would love D-livil to supply some nice buttons, dont forget that we have nice lights also when button is pressed, would love designer to supply those as well, 140x75 pngs
Mike C
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2010-03-21
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Aah.. okay. Can you use stylus-button within QT? That button is't size limited in anyway. That ofcourse won't apply to font-size problem :/
Sure I can draw you buttons. I suppose if I make them black they will fit into any color scheme somehow.
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I was thinking of nice scheme that reflected the n900 keyboard colours, black, white and hint of blue
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