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2009-03-05
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#102
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Originally Posted by Master of Gizmo
gizmo, those screenshots look cool! (*much better than the originals now the colors are "right)
and this:
I played with clutter over christmas and it obviously runs better directly on the laptop itself without worrying about emulation and scratchbox etc
what i want to know though is it possible to take an application designed for clutter on normal x86 and recompile it for maemo/fremantle, or would I need lots of special fremantle specific porting afterwards? (much like the x11 hildonizing)
I'm eager to make a start and the teasing of these screenshots is making me want to try more.
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2009-03-06
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@ Mountain View (CA, USA)
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#103
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Originally Posted by Master of Gizmo
tablet-browser-interface will be in the beta. The alpha doesn't include any browser related packages.
But two of the old closed source packages are missing: gpsbt and tablet-browser-interface. Are there already documents explaining what do use as a replacement?
gpsbt is dropped, http://wiki.maemo.org/Task:Maemo_roa...tion_framework updated.
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2009-03-06
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#104
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Pictures of a HildonFileChooser from the Alpha. Doesn't look pretty much different from yerga's video.
Creating a folder:
Opening a file:
Saving a file:
Choosing the location:
I'm sure you all know this but I'll possibly repeat this for consistency, although the dark theme doesn't do well to show it, there isn't a need (functionality wise) for a cancel button because the X in the top right corner acts as one for whatever dialog you have open.
Oh yeah, as demonstrated in Yerga's video, teh chooser haz kineticz
^ - doesn't look terribly broken to me (and it's not one of the smaller gtk dialogs
). I can still cancel with the X. Only problem I have there, at least in scratchbox, I can't resize the bookmarks. Apart from that, usable - just not ideal. (Although Maemo programs should be using the HildonFileChooserDialog anyway 
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Last edited by qwerty12; 2009-03-06 at 07:29.
Creating a folder:
Opening a file:
Saving a file:
Choosing the location:
I'm sure you all know this but I'll possibly repeat this for consistency, although the dark theme doesn't do well to show it, there isn't a need (functionality wise) for a cancel button because the X in the top right corner acts as one for whatever dialog you have open.
Oh yeah, as demonstrated in Yerga's video, teh chooser haz kineticz
Originally Posted by qole
Is it a bug that the new OK button size and placement breaks the GTK file chooser dialog? Should I report it?
^ - doesn't look terribly broken to me (and it's not one of the smaller gtk dialogs
). I can still cancel with the X. Only problem I have there, at least in scratchbox, I can't resize the bookmarks. Apart from that, usable - just not ideal. (Although Maemo programs should be using the HildonFileChooserDialog anyway )
Last edited by qwerty12; 2009-03-06 at 07:29.
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2009-03-06
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@ Germany
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#105
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Originally Posted by lcuk
This (color corrected) screenshot is from the gtk-clutter-test application that is included with clutter-gtk. In order to run this i had to:
what i want to know though is it possible to take an application designed for clutter on normal x86 and recompile it for maemo/fremantle
- port and package clutter-gtk (since it's not part of fremantle which is rather odd since these are the gtk bindings for clutter)
- hildonize the gtk part of the test app
- no changes in the clutter part were required
The entire process took less than half an hour. But there are artifacts around the bitmaps and the frame rate is very low. So, yes, you can run clutter via scratchbox, but it's not very useful yet (at least on my machine, but perhaps i am just suffering from the performance problems you also experience).
Last edited by Master of Gizmo; 2009-03-06 at 07:43.
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2009-03-06
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#106
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Originally Posted by benny1967
I have an N810 and use the hardware keyboard most of the time. However, I do revert to the stylus keyboard when doing lots of number data entry (e.g. in gnumeric), as it is annoying entering numbers with the hardware keyboard, due to having to use Fn. An additional row on the hardware keyboard would be very welcome.
i guess it just doesn't matter, though, as long as there's a hardware keyboard. i own an N800, so i couldn't live without the stylus variant, but i hope N810-owners will confirm that hardware keys are even better.
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2009-03-06
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#107
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as i do not own a n810 i have to ask, can you not double press fn to lock the key function?
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2009-03-06
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@ Germany
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#108
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Originally Posted by tso
Yes, you can. But if you have to enter a mix of number and letters, this isn't good either.
as i do not own a n810 i have to ask, can you not double press fn to lock the key function?
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2009-03-06
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@ Cambridge, England
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#109
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Originally Posted by tso
Yes you can.
as i do not own a n810 i have to ask, can you not double press fn to lock the key function?
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2009-03-06
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#110
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Originally Posted by tso
As others have said, yes you can, but in Gnumeric (which was my example) you have to do this separately for each cell. So for that specific use case, the stylus keyboard is easier.
as i do not own a n810 i have to ask, can you not double press fn to lock the key function?
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