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Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

I can't get this to upgrade. Apt-get upgrade nor apt-get install working. I have updated the repo to 2.0. Any ideas?

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

Remove the old music-controls

Code:

apt-get remove system-ui-music-controls

and reinstall, that worked for me

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

MAG i have an issue to report;
when using any theme other than blanco with music controls installed the status bar fills up the whole screen. Installing only system-ui and the brightness bar don't cause this issue but adding music controls makes it fill up the screen. Uninstalling music controls fixes things up...

Could you advice on what i should change for it to work? Thanks...

Edit: I did some further testing...basically installing anything other than the brightness bar makes the status bar fill up the screen...I've tried with your music controls, your toggles, coderus' presencex and coderus' toggles...

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

Can you post a screenshot of th issue? I've never tried any themes due to them being a broken concept on Harmattan, at least in N950 beta1 times

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

Screenshots of the above-mentioned issue:

Before installing the music controls:
http://db.tt/xlSHCioZ

After installing the music controls:
http://db.tt/4ktjFSKe

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

Can you link me to the theme?

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

how do ia dissable % on status bar i didnt even activate that and it is showing the annoying % icon ¬¬

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

MAG just to give you another update:
i installed the quick status updater and there are no issues of the drop-down menu filling up the screen...

I tried installing the music controls, toggles, coderus' presencex, coderus' toggles all individually and as a group after installing quick status updater and still the drop down menu fills up the whole screen...

I then uninstalled quick status and did the above installations again individually and as a group still it ends up filling the screen...

Hope this helps...

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

Quote:

Originally Posted by MohammadAG (Post 1244339)

system-ui-music-controls 0.2 can be configured to auto hide when music's stopped.

Edit the config file ~/.config/MohammadAG/system-ui-music-controls.conf and add:

Code:

[main]

hide-on-all-stopped=true

A quick way to do this (as user, not root!)

Code:

mkdir -p ~/.config/MohammadAG

echo -e "[main]\nhide-on-all-stopped=true" > ~/.config/MohammadAG/system-ui-music-controls.conf

Remember that you'll need v0.2 of the incepted repo to upgrade: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=85438

Didn't work and I tried...

Re: [Announce] system-ui Music Controls

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arie (Post 1248089)

Didn't work and I tried...

It didn't work for me too. Not sure if it was because I am on PR1.2.

What I did, as a workaround, is to create a text file on my desktop computer. The text file looks like this:

Code:

[main]

hide-on-all-stopped=true

...and saved it with a filename of:

Code:

system-ui-music-controls.conf

...and then transferred the file back to my N9 (MyDocs or wherever)

...finally, used the "copy" or "move" command of Terminal:

Code:

cp (or mv) [path/to/source] [path/to/destination]

...so in actual, the command will be (assuming that you saved the text file in your "MyDocs"):

Code:

cp (or mv) /home/user/MyDocs/system-ui-music-controls.conf /home/user/.config/MohammadAG

Hope this helps in any way. :)

NOTE: when saving this file using Notepad in MS Windows, make sure that there is no ".txt" and then in the "Save as type:" dropdown, select "All files" and not "Text Documents (.txt)".

EDIT: restart after this or type the Terminal command to "refresh" the status bar...

Code:

killall sysuid

(as regular user only, not root)