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#11
Originally Posted by Wonko View Post
It's a widget.
Just tap anywhere in your screen (not on any icon or present widget) and then open the desktop-menu and select add widget.
There you should find "Binary Clock".
Thanks, I have found it now. It was not there when I first checked but a quick reboot made it appear. Still can't launch it though :/

Nothing is happening when I select the widget. (God I sound like such a noob, lol)
 
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How many bits are used in UNIX time? Can you make a version that displays that raw value or would that be too many lights?
 

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Btw, i'm not finding it, what is it called in HAM?
 
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Originally Posted by TiagoTiago View Post
Btw, i'm not finding it, what is it called in HAM?
Hi Tiago

The widget is simply called Binary Clock. I had to reboot to get it to show up in the Add Widgets list of the desktop menu.

I still cannot launch it though? I would like to hear if you can and how if it works for you

Last edited by MINKIN2; 2010-12-13 at 22:51.
 
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#15
Originally Posted by MINKIN2
Nothing is happening when I select the widget.
Hmm, this sounds really strange.
Actually, there are only two files being installed.
Could you please check the following:
Code:
ls -al /usr/share/applications/hildon-home/binaryclock.desktop
should show something like
Code:
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root          199 Dec 13 21:20 /usr/share/applications/hildon-home/binaryclock.desktop
and:
Code:
ls -al /opt/maemo/usr/bin/binaryclock
should show something like
Code:
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root        69192 Dec 13 21:17 /opt/maemo/usr/bin/binaryclock

Originally Posted by TiagoTiago
Btw, i'm not finding it, what is it called in HAM?
It's called "binaryclock" and is categorized as "desktop".
 
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#16
[QUOTE=Wonko;896223]Hmm, this sounds really strange.
Actually, there are only two files being installed.
Could you please check the following:
Code:
ls -al /usr/share/applications/hildon-home/binaryclock.desktop
should show something like
Code:
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root          199 Dec 13 21:20 /usr/share/applications/hildon-home/binaryclock.desktop
and:
Code:
ls -al /opt/maemo/usr/bin/binaryclock
should show something like
Code:
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root        69192 Dec 13 21:17 /opt/maemo/usr/bin/binaryclock
Everything seems to be in check


I am still running on PR1.2 if that could be a problem?
 
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I though HAM always refreshed the data when you closed and opened it again, aparently that isn't the case, i had to explicitly click on "Refresh" in order to get it to show; and i didn't had to reboot to see it, it went straight to the last home screen i had switched to after the installation was done.
 
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Originally Posted by MINKIN2 View Post
I am still running on PR1.2 if that could be a problem?
Well, this is at least a difference to my setup here.
Though, I wonder why PR1.2 should cause such an issue.
Maybe someone else who still has a PR1.2 installation could confirm this?
 
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I just uploaded version 0.2.0 to extras-devel.
With this version you can adjust the size and the "border" of the LEDs.
Furthermore, I plan to release this version for "common desktop" Linux distributions and even Windows as well.
 

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#20
Has anyone else with PR1.2 had any problems with this?

I have also tried to reinstall the newer version but still no change, worth a try I though?

It really does look like a cool widget, I have always like binary clocks.
 
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