Notices

Originally Posted by dscobsct

crashes the moment i touch the screen on my device im afraid, is there a way if getting a log i could send you or something

Originally Posted by andyph666

Can't install it properly it gives me this when I try to fix it.

Code:

Nokia-N900:~# apt-get -f install
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
1 not fully installed or removed.
After this operation, 0B of additional disk space will be used.
Setting up fastsms (0.1-2) ...
chmod: /opt/fastsms/data: No such file or directory
dpkg: error processing fastsms (--configure):
 subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
Errors were encountered while processing:
 fastsms
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

Originally Posted by woody14619

After playing with it a bit more:

It looks like it does remember some word weighting, but doesn't do it until you've closed the app and re-opened it? (Which takes a while.)

Sometimes I hit a number key (usually 7/8/9) and it lights up, but doesn't add the letter. I have to hit it 3 or 4 times sometimes to get it to add the proper letter.

The auto-rotate doesn't seem to work at all for me. I had to set it to portrait to get it into that mode, though that's find for me, since if I were using it landscape, I'd just use the normal keyboard.

One small suggestion: On my N6230 I was used to hitting # to get the next possible T9 suggestion (so that was intuitive for me), but I was also used to hitting * to back up one if I over-shot by one. I really miss that. Could you add a "backup one suggestion" button (or map that to *? )

Originally Posted by cjard

I'm fairly sure, from those images, that the * and # key are the wrong way round relative to normal Nokia phones e.g. N95.. ?

Originally Posted by realsportcars

@woody14619 and eitama: Did you use english-full dictionary?

Originally Posted by realsportcars

Maybe Yes: the reason for leave this works on first start is because other users can easily add their language. In a second moment, when i can include more commons languages i will give pre-compiled dictionaries

Originally Posted by realsportcars

I'm not sure to understand what you mean but i will try to answer: at the start words are proposed in alphabetical order, but if you try to write "How are you" the next time you will have "how" "are" "you" as first choice.

Originally Posted by woody14619

I chose the default when it started (I think it was full english). I can try the smaller one too. Is there a way to re-set it, or should I just uninstall and re-install?

I figured that was the reason. That's a great idea for non-supplied dictionaries. Maybe using a different extension for the saved binary/converted ones and have the loader use that to decide if it needs to convert or not? Then you can make the package smaller too, since the binary versions are probably smaller than the raw text files.

Hmm... I didn't see it doing that, but maybe I wasn't paying attention well enough. I'll try it a few more times later and see if I just missed it doing it.

Overall though, great work on creating this for the community! You deserve a lot of praise for this, it's an outstanding app for a pre-1.0 version.