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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2010-11-10
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#502
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Improvements Stupendous!
OVI disabling, why?
OVI disabling, why?
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2010-11-10
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#503
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Originally Posted by WhiteWolf
Presumably because the apps don't show up by default (because they're all in the hidden section) and the standard apt-get package doesn't allow installation from the Ovi repository.
OVI disabling, why?
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2010-11-10
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#504
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Originally Posted by hawaii
You can't install packages from there with fapman/apt-get anyway, and it might conflict with other repositories witch have packages with same names (for example firefox installation might fail if Ovi repository is enabled)
Why are you disabling the Ovi repository?
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2010-11-10
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hqh: have been using fapman for around 30 days now. Funny name (as others have noted 
), but...
Fantastic work!
Your work has brought a new lease of life to my N900! Without a doubt this is my favourite N900 app.
I love fapman more than Angry Birds
I no longer dread installing/updating/removing packages/software. The built-in App Manager isn't hard to use (although it won't win any interface design prizes), it's just hard to stay awake long enough to achieve your goals with it. apt-get is great for specific surgery, but we need a GUI to get everyday stuff done.
Faster Application Manager is a massive improvement on the stock App Manager in every way I can think of. As a result I actually do maintain/prune now and my user experience is sleeker, smoother and generally more productive and more fun.
I have no bugs to report yet, and the recent interface update means I now have no interface suggestions either. Please keep developing this (probably Meego will need something similar in the future...?) I have sent you a [very small] token of my appreciation.
Last edited by shallimus; 2010-11-10 at 17:27.
), but...Fantastic work!
Your work has brought a new lease of life to my N900! Without a doubt this is my favourite N900 app.
I love fapman more than Angry Birds
I no longer dread installing/updating/removing packages/software. The built-in App Manager isn't hard to use (although it won't win any interface design prizes), it's just hard to stay awake long enough to achieve your goals with it. apt-get is great for specific surgery, but we need a GUI to get everyday stuff done.
Faster Application Manager is a massive improvement on the stock App Manager in every way I can think of. As a result I actually do maintain/prune now and my user experience is sleeker, smoother and generally more productive and more fun.
I have no bugs to report yet, and the recent interface update means I now have no interface suggestions either. Please keep developing this (probably Meego will need something similar in the future...?) I have sent you a [very small] token of my appreciation.
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Last edited by shallimus; 2010-11-10 at 17:27.
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2010-11-10
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#506
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@hqh: is there a "hidden" command which can be triggered
from the command line and updates the catalogs (fapman
cache)? i want to use it with alarmed in order to browse offline
new packages from extras-devel etc
Blues
from the command line and updates the catalogs (fapman
cache)? i want to use it with alarmed in order to browse offline
new packages from extras-devel etc
Blues
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2010-11-10
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#507
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Originally Posted by BluesLee
I've set up a couple of scripts to allow working with the fapman catalogs:
@hqh: is there a "hidden" command which can be triggered
from the command line and updates the catalogs (fapman
cache)? i want to use it with alarmed in order to browse offline
new packages from extras-devel etc
/usr/local/bin/fapt-get
Code:
#!/bin/sh apt-get -o=Dir::Etc::sourcelist=/opt/fapman-cache/sources.list -o=Dir::State::lists=/opt/fapman-cache/lists $*
Code:
#!/bin/sh apt-cache -o=Dir::Etc::sourcelist=/opt/fapman-cache/sources.list -o=Dir::State::lists=/opt/fapman-cache/lists $*
Last edited by Rob1n; 2010-11-10 at 18:43. Reason: Corrected shebang in scripts
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2010-11-10
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#508
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Maybe they should be included in next version of fapman...
I've set up a couple of scripts to allow working with the fapman catalogs:
/usr/local/bin/fapt-get
/usr/local/bin/fapt-cacheCode:#!/usr/bin/sh apt-get -o=Dir::Etc::sourcelist=/opt/fapman-cache/sources.list -o=Dir::State::lists=/opt/fapman-cache/lists $*
Code:apt-cache -o=Dir::Etc::sourcelist=/opt/fapman-cache/sources.list -o=Dir::State::lists=/opt/fapman-cache/lists $*
Nice names btw...
I'm using bash so I removed the #! from fapt-get though...
Last edited by DrWilken; 2010-11-10 at 18:18.
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2010-11-10
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
Bah, that should have been '#!/bin/sh' for both scripts, and it doesn't matter what shell you're using.
Maybe they should be included in next version of fapman...
Nice names btw...
I'm using bash so I removed the #! from fapt-get though...
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2010-11-10
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Well, /bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/busybox so if I want to use bash I can either leave it out or put #!/bin/bash in there instead...
Bah, that should have been '#!/bin/sh' for both scripts, and it doesn't matter what shell you're using.
@hqh;
Why are you disabling the Ovi repository?