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    nex | # 231 | 2010-01-12, 09:41 | Report

    Originally Posted by Saturn View Post
    You should be aware that apt-get stores the downloaded debs at (note, the application manager doesn't):
    /var/cache/apt/archives/

    It's safe to clean them after installation either by
    rm /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb
    or (simply)
    apt-get clean

    This should free some space if you haven't done it already.
    Ofcourse, apt-get clean! See working with debian on a normal sized drive makes you forget about those little things

    Still, like others said, perhaps a download queue or a multi-select + download function on the ovi store could be useful.

    As a sidenote, it seems freed space on the rootfs now shows up immediately in a df. It previously needed a reboot for me most of the times.

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    Mikael | # 232 | 2010-01-12, 09:45 | Report

    Originally Posted by Rauha View Post
    Most likely it's not neither Nokia nor the Great Firewall of China. I don't really see any reason for either of those to block current content in Ovi Store, especially if the Wall allready lets the store itself trough.

    Propably it's the developers of these Apps that have chosen, for whatever reason, not to release them in every market.
    I believe the reason may well be in Chinese legislation. I have heard some strange rumors about a new law in China that forbids importing games, or something to that effect (but I have not seen this in writing anywhere, so this information may be incorrect.) In any case, I am quite sure no developer would deliberately close out the Chinese market, and certainly Rovio would be more than happy to make Angry Birds available in every possible market.

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    HRZ | # 233 | 2010-01-12, 09:50 | Report

    Originally Posted by freppas View Post
    Can't you just proxy via your computer and get them that way?

    I know it's "mafan" but you live in China mate, best get used to it
    这么麻烦啊! NO I can't get used to it? are you in Beijing now?? how are we going to get all these good apps? there needs to be a method to either get them transferred offline to the devices or to get a VPN/proxy on the devices themselves and hide IP from China Unicom.

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    pycage | # 234 | 2010-01-12, 09:55 | Report

    Originally Posted by rkm View Post
    Did someone say fart app? I'm on it *coding*
    Have fun recording the sound effects and remember to open the windows wide afterwards.

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    freppas | # 235 | 2010-01-12, 09:57 | Report

    Originally Posted by Mikael View Post
    I believe the reason may well be in Chinese legislation. I have heard some strange rumors about a new law in China that forbids importing games, or something to that effect (but I have not seen this in writing anywhere, so this information may be incorrect.) In any case, I am quite sure no developer would deliberately close out the Chinese market, and certainly Rovio would be more than happy to make Angry Birds available in every possible market.
    Well the law definitely isn't new but you're right to some extent.

    China examines all the games coming into the market and they have to be approved by the government (sometimes this is retroactive to enable smaller games to start off before they're checked). Also there is a limit on how many foreign movies they allow here every year, which could be a problem if OVI wants to sell movies...

    there are also sometimes problems about which department should issue the permit, the latest wow update had this problem for instance.

    So in conclusion: Yes there are a lot of barriers and things to consider when bringing a game to China.

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    benny1967 | # 236 | 2010-01-12, 10:01 | Report

    Originally Posted by pycage View Post
    Originally Posted by rkm View Post
    Did someone say fart app? I'm on it *coding*
    Have fun recording the sound effects and remember to open the windows wide afterwards.
    I hope the sound files are high quality and stereo. I'd hate it if my N900 would do mono farts only.

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    freppas | # 237 | 2010-01-12, 10:02 | Report

    Originally Posted by HRZ View Post
    这么麻烦啊! NO I can't get used to it? are you in Beijing now?? how are we going to get all these good apps? there needs to be a method to either get them transferred offline to the devices or to get a VPN/proxy on the devices themselves and hide IP from China Unicom.
    Haha, yeah I'm here for another two days and then I'm heading south for 放假 (Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore), coming back by chinese new year though.

    I think it should be possible to run a web-proxy on it but I don't know since I don't actually have the device (I'm alas still a poor student who cannot afford one yet), but I'm looking into solutions because this firewall is going nowhere and when I do get the money I'm buying one right away(although that may run maemo 6 if I stay here and work)!

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    mr_bridger | # 238 | 2010-01-12, 10:28 | Report

    I dont think these are all optified?

    i installed solitare, and lost 7mb rootfs. deleted and it came back.

    i installed angle meter (also by "offscr.com") and lost abot 7mb. deleting brought it back.

    i installed both at same time expecting 14mb to go, but it was still only 7mb????

    i tried reboots between installs and uninstalls, but no difference.

    Angry birds didnt make any difference to rootfs at all.

    any ideas? i dont want to use anything that will use rootfs space if i can

    Ross.

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    ossipena | # 239 | 2010-01-12, 10:32 | Report

    Originally Posted by mr_bridger View Post
    I dont think these are all optified?

    i installed solitare, and lost 7mb rootfs. deleted and it came back.

    i installed angle meter (also by "offscr.com") and lost abot 7mb. deleting brought it back.

    i installed both at same time expecting 14mb to go, but it was still only 7mb????

    i tried reboots between installs and uninstalls, but no difference.

    Angry birds didnt make any difference to rootfs at all.

    any ideas? i dont want to use anything that will use rootfs space if i can

    Ross.
    its a 7mb lib those both need? sounds like unoptified to me.

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    b15cu1t | # 240 | 2010-01-12, 10:33 | Report

    Works for me..full of crap, solitaire is probably the best thing on it at the mo

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