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2012-06-02
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#11
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can you make it save to gallery option?
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2012-06-02
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This app is quite nice - though it's severely in need of a better icon. :P There's an icon originally intended for Dopplr that's included with the system - it consists of a series of color bars, which might be appropriate for this.
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2012-06-02
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Originally Posted by itsnotabigtruck
I thought the same and came up with this. :P
This app is quite nice - though it's severely in need of a better icon. :P
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2012-06-02
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Originally Posted by The Best Isaac
:O That's perfect.
I thought the same and came up with this. :P
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2012-06-03
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Originally Posted by The Best Isaac
Perfect! I've merged it in the Git repo and updated the icon on the website (+ added your name to README/about page/...). Will come with the next release. Thanks a lot
I thought the same and came up with this. :P
Originally Posted by kb61
Sure, if somebody wants to work on it. Should be an easy exercise to get started with N9 development - the code is on Github, and I'll be happy to answer any questions about how one would implement it
nokian9wallpapers.com possible to integrate ?
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2012-06-03
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Originally Posted by catbus
The original Puzzle Bobble (SNES) works perfectly in Emumaster. Frozen Bubble is just a ripoff of that game.
@thp, next time You are bored... Could You port Frozen Bubble to N9? Thanks...
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2012-06-03
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Ripoff or not. Still nice game.
And i don't have PB
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Ripoff or not. Still nice game.
And i don't have PB
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2012-06-04
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Originally Posted by catbus
I even tried it quickly when I read your post, but the game somewhere segfaulted along the line (I even got into the menu on my N950, but it crashed after the level selector - I think it was the level selector, there were some other rendering issues), and I didn't want to look into it. You can start with the Frozen Bubble source package from Maemo 5 and work your way through all the dependencies (everything is available in Harmattan's repos or Maemo 5 Extras). At least now I know that Frozen Bubble is written in Perl, which I didn't know before.
Ripoff or not. Still nice game.
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2012-06-04
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Originally Posted by thp
yeah well id love to do so but i have absolutely no clue of how to develop. Wouldnt even know how to get started...
Perfect! I've merged it in the Git repo and updated the icon on the website (+ added your name to README/about page/...). Will come with the next release. Thanks a lot
Sure, if somebody wants to work on it. Should be an easy exercise to get started with N9 development - the code is on Github, and I'll be happy to answer any questions about how one would implement it
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