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    ade | # 111 | 2011-10-31, 09:48 | Report

    Originally Posted by toxaris View Post
    Installed today, seems to work good.
    All tho I will put doubble alarms for the next days

    Just a cosmetic tips.
    You can replace the colourfull defualt back with a 800x424 black clock.png.
    Locks way more nice to have a consistent black background in both portrait and landscape.
    The clock background is this:
    /opt/usr/share/themes/alpha/backgrounds/clock.png
    This replacement clock only adresses the executable itself. You are free to set your own background.

    I have seen requests to also activate the background in portrait mode. That would also make it more consistent.

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    ivgalvez | # 112 | 2011-10-31, 10:23 | Report

    Is it already merged in CSSU's Gitorious?

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    ade | # 113 | 2011-10-31, 10:35 | Report

    Originally Posted by ivgalvez View Post
    Is it already merged in CSSU's Gitorious?
    I guess not, I can't find it there. It has it's own git: https://gitorious.org/osso-clock. My modifications are not (yet) merged there.

    Moving it to CSSU's Gitorious would be a necessary next step? No idea how the correct procedure works.

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    ivgalvez | # 114 | 2011-10-31, 11:02 | Report

    Originally Posted by ade View Post
    Moving it to CSSU's Gitorious would be a necessary next step? No idea how the correct procedure works.
    I think so. As far as I have seen for other components, MAG shoud create a new repo for world-clock in CSSU, then anyone could ask for a merge with Cepiperez's code.

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    CepiPerez | # 115 | 2011-10-31, 11:32 | Report

    Sorry, I don't have my n900 with me to fix and test the changes
    But I can see you already make the fixes
    Make a merge request in gitorious and I'll update the source

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    ade | # 116 | 2011-10-31, 12:21 | Report

    Originally Posted by CepiPerez View Post
    Sorry, I don't have my n900 with me to fix and test the changes
    But I can see you already make the fixes
    Make a merge request in gitorious and I'll update the source
    CepiPerez,

    Good to see you back here! I will try to do a merge request later this day (no experience with git).
    Any intention to pick up the minor issues (landscape rotation of sub menus etc)?

    And how to you feel about a possible merge in the CSSU branche?

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    ade | # 117 | 2011-10-31, 21:29 | Report

    Submitted a merge request in gitorious. First time I worked with gitorious and I hope the change is complete.

    Please let us know what your plans are with the clock replacement for the near future (regarding little modifications, possible push to CSSU etc).

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    toxaris | # 118 | 2011-11-01, 13:33 | Report

    Found a bug.
    Im running phone langue English, regonal settings Sweden/Svenska and 24h clock.

    First, New Alarm:

    Screenshot-20111101-140817 by Daniel Persson, on Flickr

    Then pick 13:00 for example, and click Done:

    Screenshot-20111101-140833 by Daniel Persson, on Flickr

    After that you end up with 1:00 PM wich equals 13:00, right and clock Save?

    Screenshot-20111101-140841 by Daniel Persson, on Flickr

    Now, here we have the real bug! I end up with a Alarm that goes off 01:00 24h or 01:00 AM.

    Screenshot-20111101-140859 by Daniel Persson, on Flickr

    If I then bring upp the Alarm configuration again it says 01:00 in 24h.

    Screenshot-20111101-140918 by Daniel Persson, on Flickr

    Maybe something to considder?

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    ade | # 119 | 2011-11-01, 16:22 | Report

    I see some behavior in your situation I can't explain: after you have set the alarm to 13:00 in 24-hr clock setting, you suddenly end up with a notation in AM/PM? Or did you change the 24-hr clock notation meanwhile?

    Anyway, I can't reproduce your situation. I changed my phone language to English and regional settings to Swedish. Whatever I try (changing 24-hr to AM/PM in the process etc), the alarm stays at 13:00/1:00 PM.

    Just to be sure: you are using the replacement clock?

    Anyone else that can succesfully reproduce this?

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    toxaris | # 120 | 2011-11-01, 21:44 | Report

    Originally Posted by ade View Post
    I see some behavior in your situation I can't explain: after you have set the alarm to 13:00 in 24-hr clock setting, you suddenly end up with a notation in AM/PM? Or did you change the 24-hr clock notation meanwhile?
    I dont change the 24h setting. All tho I notice that if I change 24h setting it doesnt change if I dont close clock.
    Otherwise I follow the sequens in the pictures to reproduce the bug.

    Originally Posted by ade View Post
    Anyway, I can't reproduce your situation. I changed my phone language to English and regional settings to Swedish. Whatever I try (changing 24-hr to AM/PM in the process etc), the alarm stays at 13:00/1:00 PM.

    Just to be sure: you are using the replacement clock?

    Anyone else that can succesfully reproduce this?
    Yea, I sure Im using the replacement.
    I can rotate and so on.
    Strange that you can't reproduce it.
    I have rebooted and I can reproduce it again.
    May be I should set regional to english and again back to swedish to trigger someting, will try that.
    ###Edit: It didnt help to switch regional setting, acually the problem is still there. But the behavour now is that if I chose 01:00pm I end up with 01:00am instead.
    Have I missed something here?
    I just replaced the binary of clock with the modified, it that right?

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    Last edited by toxaris; 2011-11-02 at 07:22.

     
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