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2014-08-16
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
i am on v0.5.6
Lanterne 0.5.9 is now making its way up into extras-devel. This version features an option to lock the screen when the camera cover is closed. Also, the UI has been tweaked a bit, particularly the Morse Code panel; I've moved the dot duration control off to the preferences panel, and moved the rest of the UI around a bit, to provide a little more space for entering text.
Please tell me what you think, and as always, watch out for bugs!
i cannot find it in the repos the 900 is pretty messed up can you share the deb please
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2014-08-16
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Originally Posted by nokiabot
Ok, I put a copy of version 0.5.10 in the first post in this thread. (I don't currently have a clean copy of the 0.5.11 deb, as I've been messing with Lanterne lately; I'm hoping to have a new update out at some point...)
i am on v0.5.6
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2014-08-16
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
thanks
Ok, I put a copy of version 0.5.10 in the first post in this thread. (I don't currently have a clean copy of the 0.5.11 deb, as I've been messing with Lanterne lately; I'm hoping to have a new update out at some point...)
can we get a sneak peak on .11
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2014-08-16
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Originally Posted by nokiabot
I'm a little nervous about mentioning anything here, as I'm trying something I've never done before. I have no idea whether it will work. I may have to just rip it out of the code and go back to the baseline Lanterne...
can we get a sneak peak on .11
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2014-08-16
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#236
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light sensor works as excepted well serving my usecase though its slow/sensitive cant figure out now
though its slow/sensitive cant figure out now
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2014-08-16
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
greasy stuff
I'm a little nervous about mentioning anything here, as I'm trying something I've never done before. I have no idea whether it will work. I may have to just rip it out of the code and go back to the baseline Lanterne...
holding till product launch ,well then
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2014-08-16
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
LiFi?
I'm a little nervous about mentioning anything here, as I'm trying something I've never done before. I have no idea whether it will work. I may have to just rip it out of the code and go back to the baseline Lanterne...
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