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2012-09-23
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#872
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Who the hell are YOU!?!?
Do you have any thing to do with cssu at all, or are you just argueing because you have a boring life???
Ps, I dont even have cssu on my n900...
CSSU is not meaningless for the "community", since it has a strong potential to improve the longevity of our devices. But, again, if you feel that it should be done in another way than currently, put your hands where your words are: initiate the elections for a council, convince the developers sharing your way to maintain your version of an alternate CSSU, and make all of this a reality. Since current CSSU and alternate CSSU will include different features, it will certainly bring maintainers of both CSSUs to cherry-pick features of interest in the other CSSU repositories and bring joy and happiness to everyone.
And that's where I'll stop: back to my boring life...
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2012-09-23
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#873
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Originally Posted by electroaudio
What do you mean? It wasn't difficult (?)
Thanks for sharing that about clutter, how difficult was it to share that information!?
Originally Posted by electroaudio
Hildon-Desktop already understands long-press, thats how
Anything else useful that you can share to someone with very little freetime that tries to add for instance gestures like mouse long-press to the desktop?
"edit-mode" is started.
Originally Posted by electroaudio
distributing a modified hildon-desktop with portrait mode support
Portrait mode *was* highly demanded once upon a time and someone created a package with a new hildon where portrait was a big part of it and cssu incorporated that into the cssu distribution. every detail is in the changelogs...
isn't easy outside of the cssu-packages.
hildon-desktop is not just like other applications. Actually
hildon-desktop and hildon-home are good examples for those
"inner system stuff" that should be part of cssu.
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2012-09-23
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#874
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Originally Posted by nicolai
Good... can you tell me where in the hildon-desktop source i need to look for the gestures?
What do you mean? It wasn't difficult (?)
Hildon-Desktop already understands long-press, thats how
"edit-mode" is started.
-and i know very well that cssu knows exactly where in the source to look.
I want to give the widgetsystem acess to those longpresses and all the other unused gestures and make it possible for those who wants N9/swype to be able to get it even if i dont like swype myself, except for the characteristic swipegesture to change desktop.
-And also move the edit-mode to the topmenu where it belongs.
distributing a modified hildon-desktop with portrait mode support
isn't easy outside of the cssu-packages.
hildon-desktop is not just like other applications. Actually
hildon-desktop and hildon-home are good examples for those
"inner system stuff" that should be part of cssu.
nicolai
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2012-09-23
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#875
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Originally Posted by electroaudio
patch against hildon-desktop from cssu git:
Good... can you tell me where in the hildon-desktop source i need to look for the gestures?
Code:
--- a/src/home/hd-home.c
+++ b/src/home/hd-home.c
@@ -591,12 +591,12 @@ press_timeout_cb (gpointer data)
priv->press_timeout = 0;
priv->long_press = TRUE;
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+ /*
if(STATE_IS_PORTRAIT (hd_render_manager_get_state()))
hd_render_manager_set_state(HDRM_STATE_HOME_EDIT_PORTRAIT);
else
hd_render_manager_set_state(HDRM_STATE_HOME_EDIT);
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+ */
if (priv->pressed_applet)
do_applet_release (home,
priv->pressed_applet,
Originally Posted by electroaudio
Now I really DON'T understand your rants.
I know that very well...
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2012-09-26
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#876
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It is noticed that mplayer is muted when the profile is set on silent.
Mplayer was patched a long time ago to prevent this. But the muting seems to have returned in some later CSSU test and stable versions.
Non CSSU users still have the sound active in mplayer using silent mode is reported.
My question therefore is: has there been a change in CSSU that might explain this change? Did mplayer perhaps use a unsupported workaround which no longer functions?
Mplayer was patched a long time ago to prevent this. But the muting seems to have returned in some later CSSU test and stable versions.
Non CSSU users still have the sound active in mplayer using silent mode is reported.
My question therefore is: has there been a change in CSSU that might explain this change? Did mplayer perhaps use a unsupported workaround which no longer functions?
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2012-09-26
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#877
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Originally Posted by ade
+1 have some trouble (using CSSU test)
It is noticed that mplayer is muted when the profile is set on silent.
Mplayer was patched a long time ago to prevent this. But the muting seems to have returned in some later CSSU test and stable versions.
Non CSSU users still have the sound active in mplayer using silent mode is reported.
My question therefore is: has there been a change in CSSU that might explain this change? Did mplayer perhaps use a unsupported workaround which no longer functions?
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2012-09-27
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#878
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I was one of few people affected by genfstab.awk being overwritten during system-services update, as part of latest CSSU.
Of course, it's completely understandable, that CSSU can't support things like that - while theoretically, for short scripts like genfstab.awk it would be possible to write script-logic that read filesystem mount options, and re-use them in new version of script, but I agree, that it's not feasible.
Hoever, while ago, it was mentioned, that in future version, CSSU may check if script was modified, and if true, abort update. Here is my request - instead of such troublesome approach, couldn't CSSU mimic normal way system updates work in debian world[1] - i.e., when custom changes detected, just warn user, mentioning which files are going to be changed, exactly, allowing to either continue, or abort update?
This way, preventing reboot-loop would be trivial - following current situation's example, I would know that genfstab.awk was changed, so I could open it before rebooting, and redo my custom changes.
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I hope that this suggestion will meet approval, as it doesn't sound like troublesome to implement (at least, not much more troublesome, than simply aborting update, when change detected). Thanks in advance.
/Estel
[1] In debian world, it's also possible to continue update while keeping old version of file, or to open shell for investigating - but, it's about config files, not scripts, like in our case. Thus, I think that just informing user about whereabouts of changed files, and allowing to continue or abort, should be enough - in our case. Keeping old version of scripts and continuing update sounds like a no-go, as it could result in unpredictable breakage of system functions.
Last edited by Estel; 2012-09-27 at 00:58.
Of course, it's completely understandable, that CSSU can't support things like that - while theoretically, for short scripts like genfstab.awk it would be possible to write script-logic that read filesystem mount options, and re-use them in new version of script, but I agree, that it's not feasible.
Hoever, while ago, it was mentioned, that in future version, CSSU may check if script was modified, and if true, abort update. Here is my request - instead of such troublesome approach, couldn't CSSU mimic normal way system updates work in debian world[1] - i.e., when custom changes detected, just warn user, mentioning which files are going to be changed, exactly, allowing to either continue, or abort update?
This way, preventing reboot-loop would be trivial - following current situation's example, I would know that genfstab.awk was changed, so I could open it before rebooting, and redo my custom changes.
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I hope that this suggestion will meet approval, as it doesn't sound like troublesome to implement (at least, not much more troublesome, than simply aborting update, when change detected). Thanks in advance.
/Estel
[1] In debian world, it's also possible to continue update while keeping old version of file, or to open shell for investigating - but, it's about config files, not scripts, like in our case. Thus, I think that just informing user about whereabouts of changed files, and allowing to continue or abort, should be enough - in our case. Keeping old version of scripts and continuing update sounds like a no-go, as it could result in unpredictable breakage of system functions.
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Last edited by Estel; 2012-09-27 at 00:58.
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2012-09-29
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#879
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Hi,
I have also got "bzip2 applet not found". It came after some cssu update (which was not very correct, as cssu setup complains (but does its job) ), now I dont have bzip2 anymore, that means no updates anymore. I dont see other solution that reflash. If there is something, I would be glad to go easier way.
j
I have also got "bzip2 applet not found". It came after some cssu update (which was not very correct, as cssu setup complains (but does its job) ), now I dont have bzip2 anymore, that means no updates anymore. I dont see other solution that reflash. If there is something, I would be glad to go easier way.
j
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2012-09-29
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#880
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Originally Posted by jaromrax
What is the result of running following code in terminal?
Hi,
I have also got "bzip2 applet not found". It came after some cssu update (which was not very correct, as cssu setup complains (but does its job) ), now I dont have bzip2 anymore, that means no updates anymore. I dont see other solution that reflash. If there is something, I would be glad to go easier way.
j
Code:
sudo apt-get install bzip2
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Anything else useful that you can share to someone with very little freetime that tries to add for instance gestures like mouse long-press to the desktop?
Portrait mode *was* highly demanded once upon a time and someone created a package with a new hildon where portrait was a big part of it and cssu incorporated that into the cssu distribution. every detail is in the changelogs...
Deskypplet , a desktop for N900 *RIP*
Last edited by electroaudio; 2012-09-23 at 22:32.