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2008-05-15
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#21
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Also the python applets need a sort of python-desktop bindings. Search the forum.
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2008-05-15
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Originally Posted by wirefree
This problem has been fixed. Try again.
UPDATE: The famous "Other Maemo Weather" applet does not even install. The following error is generated:
"Unable to install omweather. Incompatible application package."
The above is despite of the applet being listed on the N810 OS2008 page.
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2008-05-15
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Originally Posted by wirefree
The extras repository, in Application Manager.
Could you please ellaborate on your recommendation.
The 'Extras' menu simply lists installed application.
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2008-05-16
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Originally Posted by Benson
I remain stuck
The extras repository, in Application Manager.
This is as far as I got:
- Open Application Manager
- Open "Browse installable applications"
- Open 'Extra'
- There exists "personal-menu" listed here
Could you pls ellaborate or else direct me to a tutorial link.
Wud appreciate it.
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2008-05-16
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In Application Manager, go through the menu to find Application Catalog, or something like that. Make sure the extras repository is present and enabled (I think in a cleanly-flashed tablet, it is present, but not enabled...)
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2008-05-16
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@Benson: Extra repository is indeed present, as mentioned in my last post, but it only contains personal-menu, as mentioned earlier. 
@qwerty12: The thread titled "HomeIP, HomeCPUSpeed, and HomeDiskFree" proposes a solution. But some pieces of the puzzle are missing:
1) The threads author, Khertan, mentions in post 41 that all "is fixed and should install straight forward without need to add an other package." By "other package" I assume he's referring to python-hildondesktop!?
But as you can see, I cannot run these still. So I am still following the thread's solution, which is as follows:
2) It is suggested to install python2.5-hildondesktop from extras-devel. But:
a) N810's App Manager contains Extra & Devel as two separate repositories and neither contain python2.5-hildondesktop
b) In 'All', however, there is "python-launcher" & "python2.5-edje-demo". Should I install one of these to get the applets to run?
Look forward to advise.
@qwerty12: The thread titled "HomeIP, HomeCPUSpeed, and HomeDiskFree" proposes a solution. But some pieces of the puzzle are missing:
1) The threads author, Khertan, mentions in post 41 that all "is fixed and should install straight forward without need to add an other package." By "other package" I assume he's referring to python-hildondesktop!?
But as you can see, I cannot run these still. So I am still following the thread's solution, which is as follows:
2) It is suggested to install python2.5-hildondesktop from extras-devel. But:
a) N810's App Manager contains Extra & Devel as two separate repositories and neither contain python2.5-hildondesktop
b) In 'All', however, there is "python-launcher" & "python2.5-edje-demo". Should I install one of these to get the applets to run?
Look forward to advise.
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2008-05-16
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Your last post did not mention that the extras repository was present; that's a category, and it's only by confusing accident that they have the same name.
You need to go into the menu, choose Tools, choose Application catalog..., and make sure you have a repository (probably named "maemo Extras") with the web address http://repository.maemo.org/extras, and components free and non-free. (And enabled.)
Maybe you already did that, but your last post referred to something else, and you say "as mentioned in my last post", I can't help but think you still haven't quite got it right.
You need to go into the menu, choose Tools, choose Application catalog..., and make sure you have a repository (probably named "maemo Extras") with the web address http://repository.maemo.org/extras, and components free and non-free. (And enabled.)
Maybe you already did that, but your last post referred to something else, and you say "as mentioned in my last post", I can't help but think you still haven't quite got it right.
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2008-05-16
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Originally Posted by Benson
Appreciate the prompt response.
You need to go into the menu, choose Tools, choose Application catalog..., and make sure you have a repository (probably named "maemo Extras") with the web address http://repository.maemo.org/extras, and components free and non-free. (And enabled.)
There existed no checkmark for 'Disabled' in 'maemo Extras' under Application Manager>Menu>Tools>Application catalogue...>maemo Extras
Please suggest the next step.
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2008-05-16
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Then you should have these applications listed (HomeSomething ones and OMWeather) in your "Browse installable applications -> All" list.
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2008-05-17
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
The "home" ones listed under 'All' are not the ones I referred to above, namely:
Then you should have these applications listed (HomeSomething ones and OMWeather) in your "Browse installable applications -> All" list.
- homememfree 0.0.6
- homenetstats 0.0.6
- homeip 0.0.6
- homecpuspeed 0.0.6
Instead, the following appear:
- homediskfree
- homeinternaltemp
- homelightmeter
- homewifilevel