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Re: Easy Debian Fremantle Beta Testing
I use it, no problem so far. I did not test audio though, as my N900 is in Silent mode 99% of the time.
This is the "web-dev" image, which has not the problem of missing /var/cache/apt/archives/partial directory reported by AndrewX192 himself. |
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Having a big partition could be useful the possibility to qchroot a folder.
I.e. suppose that /dev/mmcblk1p1 is a 8GB ext4 partition mounted to /home/user/extra-space. You could have:
Examining EasyChroot's scripts, It seems that qchroot and qmount are designed to support this utilization kind also. And theorically the command to issue is: qchroot none /extra-space/EasyDebian/ But unfortunately it not works because qmount always requires an image file or a block device on first parameter I am wrong or there is a bug in EasyChroot ? |
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He claims that he did apt-get update and apt-get upgrade, pinning only pulseuadio. Does it mean that gconf2 was upgraded also, introducing all troubles? Or he did it only with "safe" repos? Can anyone confirm it? I would do it myself, but playing with new Ed images on 2.5G connection would take ages, and kill my data limit few times i suppose ;)
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Sound works, though I wasn't able to start music player. Aqualung did work.
I did not encounter bugs, but I don't recall what the Gconf problems were to be honest. I only used OO, Gimp, and Iceweasel so far. All of them work, Iceweasel is not very stable. |
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So he updated with compatible repos, cause otherwise, You would see LibreOffice instead of OO (I would *love* to see working LibreOffice in ED - unfortunately, it requires gconf2 update... Same for new version of GIMP :( )
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Fabry was right, "none" didn't work as a parameter of qchroot.
I've uploaded version 0.3.5 to Extras-Devel. It works now, I think. |
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I would really appreciate help with setting right and middle click "emulation", as described here:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Ovi_Maps_Extra_Features Of course, i wanted to ask Rebhana first, but unfortunately, he got Pm's disabled, so i decided to post here. I did exactly as in His instruction, (by the way, where should we install xdotool - in maemo, or in ED? I tried within maemo first, then installed also in ED - so I have it in both maemo and ED now) ho ever, I still can't get right/middle click taps. I tried with iceweasel, for example. As example, I used dictionary checking - context menu with propositions for correct spelling should appear, upon R-click @ underlined incorrect word. Also,, I'm pretty sure that other modifications I did in /home/user/.xbindkeysrc work without any problems. Which is even more strange, I'm sure *somehow* binding FN+tap and Shift+tap works - when i try to use that, cursor is "frozen" in one place, until I release Fn/Shift (without modification, Fn or Shift didn't affected cursor in any way). Still, context menu isn't displayed. |
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Thank You very much,
"xdotool click 3" m:0x80 + b:1 + release ...work fine. That was my *facepalm* moment - I typed "click3", without space... I was so sure that it's how it looks like in Rebhana wiki, that I was about to report typo there - but i checked again, and that was just me 0_o In my opinion, it works so great and reliably, that it should be default setting in ED. By the way - sorry if it was posted before - when app (like Iceweasel) is started from outside LXDE, context menus work *only* when not in fullscreen. It's not that right/middle click or long tap doesn't work - it *work*, but context menu is just not shown. Switching back from fullscreen reveal "hidden" context menu. No big deal, but is it normal? |
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