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2010-08-11
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Would you first try to list apps what you have installed, describe how you use it (3g,gps,browsing,wifi etc.) and make estimation how long you browse, listen music etc. Search forum about battery drainage and how to avoid it and how to monitor your system.
In xterm you can run:
maemo-list-user-packages
And it shows installed apps
If you run:
maemo-list-user-packages > packages.txt
You will get packages.txt filename that contains all listed packages
hint:
You can evoke maemo-.... command by just typing maemo- and then hitting tabulator and you will have list, then write couple of letters more, for example li and tabulator again and it auto completes command.
In xterm you can run:
maemo-list-user-packages
And it shows installed apps
If you run:
maemo-list-user-packages > packages.txt
You will get packages.txt filename that contains all listed packages
hint:
You can evoke maemo-.... command by just typing maemo- and then hitting tabulator and you will have list, then write couple of letters more, for example li and tabulator again and it auto completes command.
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2010-08-11
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Originally Posted by pollyjar
10/10, would read again!
Good news, 13 hours battery life #n900 #maemo #nokia . How. loaded Easy Debian to get Open office and that all I did.
Was lucky to get 5 hrs befor that.
Would love to know why?
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2010-08-11
, 19:13
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Originally Posted by slender
Hi
Would you first try to list apps what you have installed, describe how you use it (3g,gps,browsing,wifi etc.) and make estimation how long you browse, listen music etc. Search forum about battery drainage and how to avoid it and how to monitor your system.
In xterm you can run:
maemo-list-user-packages
And it shows installed apps
If you run:
maemo-list-user-packages > packages.txt
You will get packages.txt filename that contains all listed packages
hint:
You can evoke maemo-.... command by just typing maemo- and then hitting tabulator and you will have list, then write couple of letters more, for example li and tabulator again and it auto completes command.
Thanks for your quick response.
I am not sure what point you are making, but I have attached screen print of installed apps.I use the phone frequently using 3G,and Wifi I hardly ever play music but do run short Youtube presentations, have SatNav but only use it connected to car power.
The point I was making is that having done nothing different before or after loading Easy Debrian my battery life has at least doubled. I do understand that some apps are battery greedy.
What I do not understand is why the battery life has improved.
Any Views?
Regards
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2010-08-11
, 19:24
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@ Oelsted, Denmark
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That doesn't make any sense at all... 
BTW - "Community" probably isn't the best place to post this...
BTW - "Community" probably isn't the best place to post this...
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2010-08-11
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
Thanks for your response. l agree it dosnt make sence, but its true. Do you have a suggestion were l can post?
That doesn't make any sense at all...
BTW - "Community" probably isn't the best place to post this...
regards.
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2010-08-11
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@ hamburg,germany
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hmm ive got 24-36 hours of standby.......
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2010-08-11
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Originally Posted by atilla
Hi thanks for your response, please tell ne more? l am not clear what you mean by standby, I may get that time if l closed down active apps and didnt use it, is the point you are making.
hmm ive got 24-36 hours of standby.......
regards.
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2010-08-11
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@ LA
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My best guess is your hildon-desktop crashed and all your widgets went bye bye with it and you didn't notice.
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2010-08-11
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Originally Posted by xxxxts
HI Thanks for response, battery has been holding for 13 hrs daily for a week, all apps working.
My best guess is your hildon-desktop crashed and all your widgets went bye bye with it and you didn't notice.
regards.
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Was lucky to get 5 hrs befor that.
Would love to know why?