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angun33 2010-07-02 06:28

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
I saw that telescope 2.8 is out. Anything new in this release?

bunanson 2010-07-05 00:28

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
The OP has no link to the original thread and my search is being flood with this thread. I am still searching for the OP.........very upsetting.

I stumbled for 30 min, looked into control panel, xterm, and stood up, and walked around 15 times, and went to bath room, still have no squat idea how to start this thing called telescope. Here I am, how do you use it? Yes, I installed it without problem, and checked AppMan it was installed and rebooted, nothing. I read thru this thread and read every single post of Mitrandir and decided it is time to go sleep

bun

Mitrandir 2010-07-05 05:04

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
angun33
Yes, sorry, i forgot to post announcement here.

Telescope 0.2.8
  • Huge source code refactoring. I think around 40-60% of source code was refactored in order to improve internal logic of the application, eliminate potential bugs and make it more easy to bring enhancements in future
  • It's now possible to move selection with joystick if you put following into your /etc/telescope.keys:
    Code:

    press(Right):  internal(selectRight)
    press(Left):  internal(selectLeft)
    press(Up):    internal(selectUp)
    press(Down):  internal(selectDown)
    press(Return): internal(switchToSelected)

  • Several potential bugs was fixed
  • Added a couple of config-options for one guy who tries to adopt Telescope on Ubuntu on N8x0

bunason
You just need to press Home key (F5). One with house symbol on N800 and with two overlapping squares on N810. This key usually calls native task navigator (onscreen menu with window list). After installing Telescope this button will call the graphical task switcher with thumbnails like at screenshot in first post.
:)

silvermountain 2010-07-06 18:30

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
0.2.8 update added to first page.
Explanation to use the home/F5 key to start Telescope added.

Mitrandir 2010-07-06 18:59

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
silvermountain, thanks!

The next bit of work for you: :)
Telescope 0.2.8.1
  • Home (F5) key for calling Telescope can now be changed using "hotkey = …" in /etc/telescope.conf


BTW, Telescope is really lacks the logo… Unfortunately, my drawing skills are horrible and any help from you guys would be much appreciated!
I really love the icon of Microsoft WorldWide Telescope. But my tries to draw something similar was failed with shame :(

Kroll 2010-07-06 20:15

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Sorry, can't help you 'cause of my situation (without PC and Internet)...

buurmas 2010-07-07 18:26

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mitrandir (Post 740856)
bunason
You just need to press Home key (F5). One with house symbol on N800 and with two overlapping squares on N810. This key usually calls native task navigator (onscreen menu with window list). After installing Telescope this button will call the graphical task switcher with thumbnails like at screenshot in first post.
:)

Mitrandir, I had the same question as bunanson when I first installed Telescope. I hunted through the menus and didn't find it. I think I discovered how it worked by accident. :)

Suggestion: include an explanation similar to the one you just gave bunanson in the description of TeleScope that shows up in the Applications Manager. Another suggestion would be to pop up a message box after TeleScope installs, but that might be overkill.

Mgamerz 2010-07-07 20:25

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
When I try to install this from maemo garage (as your first post has no link... to it?), I get slammed with missing dependencies.
Update: Ahh, fixed it

Mitrandir 2010-07-08 08:02

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
buurmas, thanks, this makes sense. I think i will include short popup notice into packet in next release.

silvermountain, could you please add link to these both to first post:
1. Garage page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/telescope. Please add notice that dependencies won't be installed automatically when installing from deb-file from garage page. But all dependencies are available in Extras repository.
2. Install-file for installing from Extras-Devel: http://skriblovsky.net/maemo/telescope.install. Please add big fat note that this install-file will add unstable Extras-Devel repository to one's device.
Thank you!

Mgamerz, thank you to pointing on this

Mitrandir 2010-07-09 15:28

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Telescope 0.2.9
  • D-Bus support. Telescope can now be called by D-Bus method call:
    bus: org.telescope
    path: /Telescope
    method: org.telescope.Telescope.Show (or Hide)
    Next version of Diablo5 theme will include statusbar applet for calling task switcher (like in Fremantle)
  • Workaround for liqbase applications. They will be iconified when telescope appears

tso 2010-07-09 16:07

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by buurmas (Post 743996)
Mitrandir, I had the same question as bunanson when I first installed Telescope. I hunted through the menus and didn't find it. I think I discovered how it worked by accident. :)

yep, it was a case of "this program, it do nothing" then hitting the home button to switch to browser and going "hey, cool".

silvermountain 2010-07-11 23:17

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mitrandir (Post 744595)
silvermountain, could you please add link to these both to first post:
1. Garage page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/telescope. Please add notice that dependencies won't be installed automatically when installing from deb-file from garage page. But all dependencies are available in Extras repository.
2. Install-file for installing from Extras-Devel: http://skriblovsky.net/maemo/telescope.install. Please add big fat note that this install-file will add unstable Extras-Devel repository to one's device.
Thank you!


A bit delayed, but done ;-)

Mitrandir 2010-07-13 20:30

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
silvermountain, thanks!

Mitrandir 2010-07-14 13:01

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Telescope 1.0 in Extras!

http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/telescope/

No new features, this is just copy of 0.2.9 tested for stability.
Comments and votes are welcome!

Kroll 2010-07-14 16:50

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Hurray! good job, congrad!

silvermountain 2010-07-16 09:10

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Congratulations!

You may want to start a real [Announce] thread now for Telescope now that it's really released - and you can update post #1 in it as well ;)

Once again, congratulation on a great job with this app!

Mitrandir 2010-07-16 18:38

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Thanks :)

Actually, i'm not sure moving telescope into extras deserves duplication of this thread... But if i bother you too often asking to update 1st post again and again, i will create new one :)

By the way, do you have full 800x480 version of screenshot you've attached to 1st post? Or may be you can create another one with your fancy wallpaper and diablo5 theme?

silvermountain 2010-07-16 23:54

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Lol no 'bother' at all but I will be less regularly online for the next 4-6 months coming up so I'm worried I won't be able to have the turn-around your app needs - and you deserve the 'thanks' that comes with it :)

I'll see if I have that image left, and if not, if I can make a new one :)

Mitrandir 2010-07-18 16:46

Re: Telescope: Application Manager Tool
 
Okay, i've started the new thread about telescope:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=58691

Please move the discussion there


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