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BTW: Great work on this. |
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This is a great app. :)
Is there any way to remove icons from the origonal app menu? Otherwise all we are really doing is making more icons for the same app. So is this possible? Thanks! |
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mrlanrat: That was one of my first thoughs with this program. If I could figure out how to do it without modifying the desktop files I would add it in as an option.
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Very nice, thank you!
My menu is full of xmame emu'ed games now, no more long command strings that are unique for each game. :D Is there a way I can create custom icons that Personal Menu can find and use? |
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Looks pretty good!
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That is problibly my favourite and most used app! thanks!
Nnow if only someone could come up with a custom hildon desktop that installs non-invasivly and could be edited on the device to your style and arrangment and could be turned on, off and, be edited using a application or thrue a plugin for the control panel or thrue a status bar app. but there is only one drawback, how can you get the windows to adapt to the costom desktop? and one more thing, could this be practicle if even possible? |
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My idea would to be add a GUI way of editing the file manually. If not how do I do this Manually? |
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You can make the "Name of the menu entry" be "---------------------" to give you a separator line. But I like using this freedom to make section headings. Like this... http://dvergin.org/images/n810.png |
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heh, duh. why didnt i think about that :)
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Sketch would even work in a pinch; draw the icon larger than life, rename the something.sketch.png to something.png, crop square 160x160, scale 25%, and you've got a 40x40 icon. Likewise for any other size... See below; no need to mess with croppage. ImageMagick, of course, is a better way, but not everyone wants ~20 MB of stuff sitting around just to play with images. However you make it, put the icon in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/nnxnn/apps/, where nn is the icon size. Then it should work, but doesn't until you: Code:
# gtk-update-icon-cache /usr/share/icons/hicolor/ --forceThey're sized for 26, 40, and 64 px. 64 px is also appropriate for bookmark icons, if you want to do them. |
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Benson, the application looks in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/nnxnn/apps (Benson was correct) for icons. You might have to run gtk-update-icon-cache after as well. That should work.
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I don't have such a directory; /usr/share/icons/hicolor/ contains only:
a bunch of nnxnn/ directories scaleable/ scalable/ icon-theme.cache index.theme Each of those directories seems to have one or more of apps/, devices/, filesystems/, hildon/, and mimetypes/, and the personal menu config tool has options for selecting any of those. I think the gtk-update-icon-cache was all I needed: Code:
# gtk-update-icon-cache /usr/share/icons/hicolor/ --force |
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Benson, I retract my comment. I shouldn't try to remember paths without my tablet at my side. At least the gtk-update-icon-cache was useful.
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I think you're still wrong! :p
It seems to look in all of
Not that it matters much. Put your icons where you like, update the cache, and hope it finds 'em. :D |
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The best GUI app so far...
I have read that people are trying to find a three column configuration. I have found that 2 columns with six items each @ 64 icon size is perfect for finger control. Rather than go that route, I was wondering 2 things: 1. Could a second version of this app be recompiled with different file names; and could multiple versions be run? This way another one of the tablets default plug-ins can be eliminated. and... 2. Is there a way from to use a bookmark so that an item can open the browser to the page specified? |
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I am planning on having three columns be an options (you just have to make sure your application names aren't too long) for the next version.
As for bookmarks, try the command: Code:
browser --url=http://www.google.ca |
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I can see setting up one instance of your outstanding app just for favorite web pages and using it instead of the default "globe" plug in. |
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I'm trying to run a script from Personal Menu as root. Without success so far.
The script is loading the modules needed for NFS via /sbin/insmod and then is mounting a NFS network path via /bin/mount. No other commands are used in the script. As described here http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...6&postcount=63 I did create a file /etc/sudoers.d/personal-menu.sudoers With the content user ALL = NOPASSWD: /bin/mount, /sbin/insmod, /bin/ash and did run update-suders afterwards. "run as root" is checked for the personal menu item but nevertheless the script doesn't run. When switching on "run in terminal" for debugging purposes I'm just see a "password" promt in the terminal window. Any idea what I'm doing wrong here? |
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As it says in the post qwerty linked to, try using the line:
user ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL In the sudoers file. This should let you do anything, and at least let you know root commands are working. |
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and it`s the desired bookmark-application. You have to enter the address manually, but copy`n`paste works well ..... |
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is there any way to have a link connect to my phone? I would love to have a direct link so I don't have to click the wireless icon.
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Just wondering though, I like different site in different zoom factors, so that it fits the screen well (like opening 30Boxes with 150% zoom , or Netvibes mobile on 120%). So can I in any way define the zoom factor in the command line, or it the zoom factor just a hardware button only setting which cannot be pre-defined as a setting parameter in command ? |
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I don't know of any way to set the zoom while opening a window. browser --help does not list any option. If anyone knows, I'm sure it would be useful to a lot of people.
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@fiferboy: Why don't you add 48 and 56 in the list of icon sizes, they are looking quite good and more options to choose from will please more people (like me :)
I actually already did it, so i don't need it :) |
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Bundyo, I will put it in the next release.
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10x :) .
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Excellent app. But is there any way to make an app launch full screen? A few apps which would benefit from this, e.g. FBReader and Maemo-Mapper
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I don't know of any way to make either of those apps fullscreen. If it is possible, it would most likely be from changing the command for them to send a fullscreen option, but neither app has a list of switches that I can find. I will look more later.
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Excellent application. Thanks.
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An update (0.5)! I have been working on a more ambitious project recently, but took a break to update personal menu. Just a small one to implement a couple features that were suggested here. Essentially just additional options to customize further.
You can now select the number of columns, from 1 to 4. Extra columns and long names will no longer force the menu off the screen. If required, and ellipsis (...) will be displayed on longer application names to save space. Added icon sizes (48 and 56) to provide more choices. Get it from the garage page in my signature Coming in the next version: redesigned dialogs! Sorry to N800 users trying to enter text and navigate the dialogs. I will correct this. |
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While I installed and used all the previous versions without problems and much joy (thanks for this really great app!), I cannot install the current version 0.5.1:
It says I need libglade2-0 (>=1:2.6.1) for installing it. Do you know where I can get an updated version of this lib? |
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Hmm, I didn't change anything (that I know of) that would change dependencies. Does anyone else have this problem? I will look at my code.
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I have the same problem .... and I reflashing my n800
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I did upgrade my development environment to the latest packages, maybe that affected the depends. Has anyone gotten it to work?
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I have the same error with my N810.
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It should work from command line (dpkg like qwerty said) or if you are in red pill mode. I will update my package tomorrow with one that everyone can use. I still don't know how it got screwed up.
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Here's what I get.
/media/mmc1 # dpkg -i personal-menu_0.5-1_armel.deb (Reading database ... 26490 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to replace personal-menu 0.3-1 (using personal-menu_0.5-1_armel.deb) ... Unpacking replacement personal-menu ... dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of personal-menu: personal-menu depends on libglade2-0 (>= 1:2.6.1); however: Version of libglade2-0 on system is 1:2.4.0-1osso2. dpkg: error processing personal-menu (--install): dependency problems - leaving unconfigured Errors were encountered while processing: personal-menu |
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