alishcored6 | # 241 | 2014-01-21, 12:13 | Report

Hi , All of you

I new join this conversation so please join in your circle thanks .

Alice Core

coneosilence | # 242 | 2014-02-15, 02:56 | Report

Hi. Searched 'reboot loop' and think there may be an easier way to fix my problem. While installing Faster Transitions mod I missed a step and wrote in xterm: mv /usr /usroriginal instead of copying it to MyDocs first as my backup. Is there a way I can access root and rename the folder so my lovely N9 can function once again?
Cheers.

aprekates | # 243 | 2014-08-02, 12:00 | Report

http://developer.nokia.com/maemo and
http://maemo.nokia.com
are dead links (at least for me :-) )

adambrunam | # 244 | 2014-11-19, 07:04 | Report

OK; I'll also agree to play

pistachio | # 245 | 2014-12-19, 03:41 | Report

Ok i dont want to start a new thread just for a dumb question maybe already has been answered (but I couldn't find it ), so I'll just post it here.

The question is: Can I paste text multiple times on N9? Currently when I copy some text, it'll let me paste only one time, the next time if I want to paste the same text, I have to copy it again.

endsormeans | # 246 | 2014-12-19, 04:12 | Report

5 yr old links from a corp that specifically in broad big bold type said multiple times for a loooong time that they were letting maemo loose....

I can't for the life of me wonder why those links don't work...

Actually ...
come to think of it...
you struck on something there aprekates...
posts here in tmo...that have truly deadity-dead-dead links like the nokia site maemo specific ...
should be removed to lessen irritation, confusion and hunting down blind alleys and such...

peterleinchen | # 247 | 2014-12-19, 06:26 | Report

Maybe a new thread will get more attention?
Afaik a simple no (just one time c&p). I would love to stand corrected!
But see, this is even much better than the recent Linux based OS's copy/paste behaviour.

pistachio | # 248 | 2014-12-21, 10:54 | Report

I had a doubt that this question must have been answered already, and if I start new thread, people may jump on me that use search button before asking and blah blah.

Umm, disappointed a bit by reading that it's one time only. And what is weird with current linux based OS's copy/paste feature? I haven't felt anything different.

irulestar | # 249 | 2014-12-31, 22:01 | Report

Is it answered yet?
Maybe you can use some apps (clipbo*k) that let you paste a text that you have copied in your clipboard many times as you can.
Mmmmm ...thats all

pistachio | # 250 | 2015-01-01, 04:16 | Report

No, even with clipbook it wont work like how it works with other devices, you have to select the text again from the clipbook app or from the notifications panel. So in a way you are copying again. You just can't paste multiple times without copying everytime.