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Re: Producing Qwerty OtherHalf --order counter: 75/75 --ordering closed
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edit: it is possible to play with tohkbd on the go, you will need qt5-qmake and qt5-qtdbus-devel, core might be needed as well, and the standard gcc/++ packages of course, qmake generated Makefile and make ran successfully, yay! |
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Another problem came up today with the camera or better with the flashlight, the white material around it is reflecting too much and so you can't see anything on the picture, I will add one as an example:
http://www.imgbox.de/users/public/images/BOiXg4g6vW.jpg Maybe I will have to cut away around a bit and try how it goes. And I did press my not working keys all night but still no luck, not a single vgt :/ |
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The greatest effekt is if you only slide out the keyboard.
If I rotate the keyboard to the maximum out I have still sometimes small reflections but not that much. But only if it's dark and using flashlight. Maybe others can reproduce it. |
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@Dirkvl, how physically tough do you expect the querty-oh to be? I usually keep my Jolla in my front jeans pocket, it sometimes gets quite a bit of strain when I sit and bend forwards. With the qwerty-oh, the phone will be quite a bit thicker, so both the shearing strain and the pressure might get bigger. Do you have any idea what will happen to it if its put to those kinds of stresses?
Also do you have any idea how resistant it will be to dropping? I will of course inevitably find out at some point... ;-) |
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lets put it this way: i am a mechanical engineer. so when i design something, i will focus on two things: it will work and it will not break. that being said, i have done 0 calculations on this design. if you want i can do a finite-element analysis on the keyboard. then i need the curve of your leg and its stiffness and the pressure of your jeans on the phone. http://p.bfram.es/trust-me-i-m-an-engineer-2.jpg |
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