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Obvious warning: best not used in public. One time I tried that my wife was detailing her digestive suffering! Yikes! NSFW or anywhere non-private. Also, since it pipes the whole database of smss to tail, it can slow down if you've got a lot of saved conversations. And it only speaks the last message received -- even if you've already read it -- not all new messages. Code:
tracker-sparql -q "select nie:plainTextContent(?d) where {?d a nmo:SMSMessage}" | tail -n 2 |espeak |
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Never heard about tracker-sparql. (now just combine with dbus listening of receiving SMS and we are always up-to-date) Thanks for that head-up! --edit for all that have the emojifix installed: reading messages with emoticons inside fails :( |
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I experienced battery drops (4%) when using this app.I wanted to uninstall it, to check if this app was the Problem.Now, i can't uninstall it. Tried also apt-get remove. Doesn't work. Any ideas?thanks.
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(BTW, I haven't had power consumption problems that I can attribute to button monitor.) |
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coupla things: 1) 4% drop is the worst. happens to everyone, on every n9, if they do something battery intensive while the battery is fairly low. be at 20%, open the web browser, and do an image search. => 4%. its SO ANNOYING. 2) ive done extensive testing on power consumption of n9bm (on 5 different N9s). in all of my tests, power usage is exactly the same at rest (4mA ~ 16mA). im not telling you not to do your own tests, or not to uninstall it, just offering you info to help you diagnose your problem. 3) "devel-su", then "apt-get remove n9-button-monitor". thats how you remove packages. there are guis to manage openrepos software, but ive never used them. |
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Alright.Thanks a lot..
I'll test again and tell you about my experience. I just have an incredible avg consumption of 182 mA and it's driving me mad. |
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wow thats rough. i just did a short battery of tests on my phone to make sure nothing changed since the last time i tested. discrepancies are well within a reasonable margin of error for a single quick test, so i feel pretty safe saying n9bm isnt addng any drain to my phone.
averages over 10 min, measured every 30s: with everything else disabled (no bt/wifi, screen OFF, no sim card, etc): with n9bm: 5.2mA without n9bm: 5.1mA wifi connected in low power, simcard in, 3.5g on but unused, low-power-screen on with billboard, etc: with n9bm: 42.0mA without n9bm: 46.2mA |
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on a side note, 42mA is worse than standby used to be for me :(
used to be 14mA. i wonder what changed in the past year. billboard instead of lpsm, maybe. |
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it says stuff like. dpkg: status database area is locked by another process aegis-loader: failed loading policy for n9-button... apt-get -f install: could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock |
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when installing it says:
Download failed: Cant complete the download. Connection to the application provider was lost. It even installs with dpkg command under root, but it fails to open. so something is up with the dependencies downloading. |
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