Well, I downloaded it from the repository, and I don't have any ebooks loaded but it looks fine with the "readme" text shown - even portrait mode.
What does "doesn't work" mean?
Brad.
It was basically showing "Loading"..then nothing.
I uninstalled it and the other apps from the repository (themes and maemoblocks) then reinstalled fbreader and all was fine. Might just be some software conflict.
haha. Actually, it would be the gizmoproject people who will be informing us, but yeah, I know what you mean. And I'm sure they will release a beta first as well.
Can any graphic art gurus tell if the screenshot is an actual screenshot or if it has been photoshopped/gimped?
Regardless, I am mildly disappointed if that is what the client is going to look like. I was hoping that the SIP support would just be a protocol plugin to the current VoIP client. I don't want to have to install yet another client with all the overhead and separation of contact lists, etc.
In a similar line of thought, I am hoping that the ogg support gets merged seamlessly with the current media player rather than as a separate player (or mp3 support in the ogg player if I can remove the built in player).
Something I've noticed: with the beta, I wasn't able to format my 1Gb MMC card ("card corrupted" or something like that), but it works perfectly with the "official" release. The only prtoblem: I haven't been able to rename the MMC card: it keeps labelled with "Memory Card". I'm going to reboot...
And responsiveness (?) of the virtual keyboard is much better than with the beta, it works as with OS2005.
Flashed for 10 minutes now, happy for 10 minutes :-)
agreed on all counts, mwiktowy. Although I still have hope that a sip plugin will be provided for the current voip app. SIP is supposedly supported in the full desktop version of tapioca though I have yet to test it.
On OS2005, if you set the brightness to the minimum, you will hear a disturbing "electrical" sound. (you have to be in a quite room to hear it. It's disturbing only if you are reading an ebook).
Is this issue solved in 2006? (also, the minimal brightness is not so minimal in 2005. It would be good to set it lesser)
Neither the Flasher770 GUI app, nor the command line version, flasher.macosx works for me. I get this error: Invalid FIASCO subblock count (2). I'm on Mac OS X. Wish I had access to a PC or Linux so I can apply these updates "officially" but I don't. Any ideas on how to make it work with a Mac?
I get the same error. I'm gonna try running it through Virtual PC and see what happens.
