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I can start flipclock with the python command in
xterm and it runs, but nothing happens when I push the
set alarm button. Is there some trick to this?
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2009-01-11
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oh .. I also notice that when flipclock is running
the sound demon (esd) is constantly taking up
2-3%cpu, so this thing will eat the battery pretty
ferociously I suspect
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2009-01-11
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Good morning ciroip!
Thank you for all the time and energy you've put into this project!! It is most definitely appreciated!!!
It's been interesting to follow, although not being a developer I have to admit in skipping the high geek factor stuff!
I've just downloaded fk9.tar.bz2 and after extraction I'm executing using the command "python fk009.py" successfully launching "Flip Alarm Clock 0.008" ...8?
Nice battery meter, working as expected.
Liking the use of the LED too! First time I've ever seen my N810's LED turn purple!!
) the fast and smart feedbacks from the forum really help things to stay alive. I know the unpacking/launching is a pain but this let me free to put the weirdest things out and dont have to feel guilty of wreking any 'occasional' tablet user experience (+ I have no Idea how make a deb and most of the time Im on a window desktop)| The Following User Says Thank You to ciroip For This Useful Post: | ||
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2009-01-11
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The alarm control is a slide button
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2009-01-11
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2009-01-11
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2009-01-12
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This program will take care of one of the extremely basic tasks that a product such as the NITs should ship with. The built in clock utility does function, but it's not very readable or attractive. The thing that annoys me the most about it though is not being able to set alarms to go off on certain days every week (eg every monday at 7:30, tuesdays at 8:30, etc.). This would be extremely handy for me because as a student, I don't have class at the same time every morning and I always want to sleep in as late as I can
So I guess this is my way of requesting a feature ^^ Thanks for all your hard work on this! It's looking great so far, miles and miles beyond the current clock app
. It felt natural for me this kind of use of the tablet (simplest alarm clock possible), I looked around and seemed noother noticied and I made it the crappy version we have now (ok, the graphics resulted pretty, but the code... Could God Ever Forgive Me).| The Following User Says Thank You to ciroip For This Useful Post: | ||
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2009-01-12
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Very cool little app. I like the idea of it. Installed the deb for version 4, after I couldn't figure out how to get 8 to run. I really wanted to see what 8 looked like, so I did a little searching and figured it out.
xterm cd to the fk008 dir, issue python2.5 fk008.py command. It errored out. fk007,worked just fine. Saw that 9 was up, tried it, same error as 8. Do I need something else installed?
Error as follows:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "fk009.py", line 28, in <module>
ci_gfx.init_clock()
File "/media/mmc1/fk9/ci_gfx.py", line 19, in init_clock
drawclock()
File "/media/mmc1/fk9/ci_gfx.py", line 42, in drawclock drawmood() #Draw the mood lights
File "/media/mmc1/fk9/ci_gfx.py", line 87, in drawmood
if ci.tablet: ci_alarm.led ()
File "/media/mmc1/fk9/ci_alarm.py", line 52, in led
set_mode("direct")
File "/media/mmc1/fk9/ci_alarm.py", line 60, in set_mode
FILE = open("/sys/devices/platform/i2c_omap.2/i2c-0/0-0032/mode","w")
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/sys/devices/platform/i2c_omap.2/i2c-0/0-0032/mode'
/media/mmc1/fk9 $
Thanks, Len
. I always test the things on the nokia itself (I pratically write the junk directly on the tablet...) and I always 'work' as ROOT. I think the 008 was the 1st version to have enabled the led things so maybe before that the application never had the need to access that OS stuff (do you really believe I understand what happen?) If u REALLY want be able to try the different versions u should try to touch (edit with a text editor
) the ci_init.py file and disable the extra features (sw_led=0, animation=0...) and see what happen...| The Following User Says Thank You to ciroip For This Useful Post: | ||
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the sound demon (esd) is constantly taking up
2-3%cpu, so this thing will eat the battery pretty
ferociously I suspect