Re-added the widget from the Customise Desktop/Add Widget menu (it doesn't appear in the list of widgets to add here), or by reinstalling a package (in which case, which package)?

That's why this is the TESTING version of the SSU, no? So that this kind of stuff can be implemented, and the testers discover all the newer bugs that crop up. Yes known issues should be fixed, but I see no reason why an testing-level SSU shouldn't have it implemented, when it's already known how to do it. There's a reason for testing/devel software, and it's so that things CAN be half-baked. That way it's easier to make them actually good/great when they're released as non-beta, finished products.

If you're going to use that binary, at least use the latest one, so the author should be contacted directly, and such. On the other hand, I really don't think that's advisable for the CSSU - it replaces a Nokia closed source binary. One it's probably not legal to mod/redistribute in the first place, we just get away with it because, well, **** it, Nokia barely remembers they made this phone.

Lol, I thought that might help someone. (I added it about two days ago, I think.)

I did notice one bug not mentioned yet - if you have folders in your launcher / menu, when you are in a folder, and you rotate the screen (either from landscape to portrait or portrait to landscape), the launcher ends up exiting the folder and going to the main menu when it rotates. So if I have a folder called Communication in my apps menu, and I click on it, everything works fine, but rotating the screen takes you back outside that folder. Not a major issue, and barely even a nuisance, but just saying.

In other news, I just took some screenshots from my N900 - gonna edit them in here in a sec - one is something really neat and convenient, though looks messy now and I'm unsure how intended it was; the other is not exactly a 'bug' but can be considered that I suppose, and it's just how the image previews look on the Photos app in portrait mode.

First pic (portrait unlock code screen):


Second pic (portrait Photos app):

I did the update and it works very well. But the hildon-control-panel is not in portrait mode

Following on from this statement if you actually click on an image whilst in portrait mode it will open rotated counterclockwise by 90deg MORE than the handset is. If you then rotate the handset to compensate the image continues to rotate a further 90deg CCW with every 90deg you rotate the handset. Akin to chasing it in circles.

www.file-a-bug.org?

Well, the photos app launches in portrait, but it already auto rotates, so yes, this can be an issue. I suspect the end solution will be "auto rotation enabled and made default, but make it possible for apps to have a "do not auto-rotate flag". If the Photos app is closed source, a clone can be written, or if open source, it can be patched, to counter the auto-rotation right now, say by changing how it determines what rotation to show the normal picture at. *Shrug*

@Mentalist Traceur - I understand your point even from your previous post and while partially agree with it I still assume TESTING does not meen IN THE MIDDLE OF DEVELOPMENT. Maybe it is my English. Look at the latest update - what was the point it has been launched, I completely missed it. It looks like noone has checked so called PORTRAIT MODE at all. And I am not talking about applications not supporting portrait but the basic stuff like autorotation not working. Still following me? And I have feeling that you treat my posts like I am personaly attacking you or CSSU developers. Believe me, that is not the case.

I will try to explain my point again - the fact that noone is paid for deveopment of CSSU should not stop developers act like professionals. Agree? And I have some expertise on how to carry SW projects, so lets assume I know what I am talking about. Do you?

genius!

You guys shoulf go straight to the maemo14 update next time.

13 is bad luck



@anandv76: happy I helped man!

I have some funny effect:

• (from Desktop) physically rotate N900 to Portrait
• Startup a program (like contacts, starts up and rotates to portrait)
• Work with contacts in portrait mode
• Close contacts and leave phone in portrait position
• (Rotates to landscape and shows desktop)
• Select status menu

The status menu should show up in landscape mode. But I had the effect that it rotates to portrait and when leaving the menu everything rotates to landscape desktop again. I had this effect twice and it is not 100% reproducable. I think that this is somewhere between closing the program in portrait and going back to landscape Desktop.

Update: You can only fix the rotating by starting a program in landscape afterwards and leave it.

I am loving this thing...Never felt anything close to how i feel today...Have been let down by NOKIA..But here is the support that we all need... Keep up the good work people...Loving it...LOVING IT...