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Anyway, I've received my TOHKBD on monday, I'm using it since then and it's just very cool! I feel like I have a true working tool in my hands again. So big thanks to Dirk & team!
The only little issue is my KB came without the NFC tag, but it's not a big deal I just had to install the supporting SW manually. But just to have my KB complete, is it possible to get a spare NFC tag? |
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Kimmoli: I'm "Tomate_Cabreado" on IRC last tuesday. Just because I'm a little bored, I've decided to take the hard way and try to brick my Jolla... errrr, modify source files and recompile your app, in order to get the Spanish/French/Portuguese/Catalan/Swahili layout Malkavian has proposed.
But I just know the good old "./configure && make && make install". Does these Sailfish instructions make the right way to compile your Github source code? https://sailfishos.org/develop/sdk-overview/ |
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mind is fried, but repaired like 20 kbs today, all in tohkbd order status page
10 or so to go, then frikkin finally time to make second kbs and do the million other things on my todo list! :) |
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Made TOHKBD magnet powered phone holder for my car.
Best looking phone holder I have ever seen and easy to use. |
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Looking good!
Are you by any chance selling those? |
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I can upload dimensions when I get home if someone wants to make one. Edit: Added my paint art. Made mine from 2mm thick steel, make sure its magnetic. Tools you need: Saw for metal, file, vise and hammer for bending, drill for starting holes and paint is nice. I put some tape to bent part so it stays in better. |
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I can buy one if you want to make one. |
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I received my TOHKBDs yesterday! Thanks to the glowing balls trio! :]
The two of them seem to work properly though one was only briefly tested. On the other one, which I use the most, only the G and 2 keys seem a bit capricious, but the latter was fixed after some rubbing. The toh part did not attach properly to the phone (like if the PCB was too thick), but after removing some excess glue near the magnets, it seems to fit better. I am still not sure it snapped firmly, but I will see after some more use if it holds properly. The tohkbd already experienced is first fall with the Jolla, but it's still in place and working. :] The typing experience is very different on the two keyboards I got. Don't know exactly why, but one of them has a softer feeling, with a key course that seems slightly longer, and the experience is much better with it than with the other. The shallow course and stiffer feeling on the other one is actually very noticeable in comparison. I consider unassembling it to check if there is excess glue or material somewhere that would (very) slightly lift the PCB under the keypad. [Edit] I'd be interested in a car holder too if you do some extra units. Do you plan on doing a landscape version? _____________________ Two questions:
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Great idea that metal car holder! I'm gonna think about a way to make my own.
A silly one: I was checking my installed apps, when I said to myself "Didn't remember I've got a compass app... let's try it". But the compass was going crazy. "What's wrong with it?". And five seconds later, "ouch!" <- put a Homer Simpson Ouch Pic here. |
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"now what's this bull**** he's saying? Sure a strong magnet kills nearby compassies?" you might think, but there is a simple explanation; The compass in a smartphone does not detect static magnetic fields; instead, it detects a variance of a moving magnetic field. The TOH-connected magnets are stationary in respect to the hall-sensor-device in the phone, and such cause no signal to the compass. The external weaker magnetic field of earth changes over the sensor when you move the device and such is the only thing detected... |
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