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[KDE] Non install KDE questions
1. Is there an easy, non command line, way to tell how much battery you have left in KDE?
2. How can I run regular maemo programs from within KDE? 3. Is there any way to keep the normal maemo contacts (or RTCOMM) open and available so I can receive instant messages from within KDE? 4. Is it me or is KDE less bright than the default maemo screen? |
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Why do so many KDE questions go unanswered here...
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2. You can launch almost any Maemo app from xterm once you've determined what the command to launch from xterm is - then you can do the same things as I mentioned in #1 for launching. If you don't want to add an icon to your KMenu first but still want to add the app to the desktop or task bar then do the following: To specifically set up a desktop short cut: Open Konquerer -> /home/user/desktop -> Menu -> Edit -> Create New -> Link to application -> Tap on the icon to select an icon; give it a name - > Tap on the Application Tab and type in the Command that you used in Xterm to launch the application (eg: for XMMS it's simply xmms or for FOTAQ in scummVM it's usr/games/scummvm -f queen). You can also set up a shortcut link to the system tray by doing a very similar set of steps: System tray menu -> panel menu ->Add Applet to Panel -> non-KDE application launcher -> fill in the blanks using the same method as above except here you type the xterm command in the Executable space. 3. Don't know about using the Maemo IM clients I personally use Kopete (KDE Jabber client) - I prefer it over the maemo clients anyways. Sorry can't be of more help here. 4. No I think it's just you - I don't notice any difference at all in the brightness of the screen. The only thing I can think of is that perhaps your color scheme is making things look more dim? Like maybe the background isn't set to WHITE but to an OFF-WHITE or something. To check this go to Control Center -> Appearance -> Colors. |
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All of the questions that I answered for you here today (with the exception of #3 & #4) have been answered before in other threads in the KDE forum. If you are in such a big hurry - you could try searching the forums - to be perfectly honest that's exactly what I did to answer your questions. I searched and then copied and pasted the answers here in the this thread. |
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I've got hotkeys to launch Wifi, Konqueror, Bluetooth toggle, battery status, control xmms, launch xterm, launch control center... You're only limited to how many shortcuts/key combination assignment you can remember ;) |
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Ok, I'll take a look at the battery status on the taskbar. BTW the link for the instructions is not working. One more thing how can I find out what the execute commands to luanch a app in xterm are to make a menu icon for it in KDE? |
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Try this: http//www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showpost.php?p=131434&postcount=14
I accidently had http://http://www... in the link. as for how to tell what xterm command to use to launch an app - well usually it's the name of the app but not always. I usually just use trial and errour to figure it out. In general if you can find the app in your /usr/bin/ diretory then that's what you would use in xterm. Some games are found in /usr/games/ so to launch ScummVM you would type the following: /usr/games/scummvm xterm automatically assumes /usr/bin/xxxx so that's why just the name of the app will work if it's found in that directory. |
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How did you install KDE? If you intstalled via my debs I just created (last week) to boot from SD, and install to boot from SD Then you should have a picture of a battery on your taskbar seen here http://penguinbait.com/kdes.png If you installed the old debs the shortcut is not on the taskbar. If you have the old KDE version, you would have to uninstall it to install the latest version. |
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I installed it from this link http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=14680
I installed on saturday but that pic is different from mines, I may have the old version??? i downloaded off that site the mmc2 files Where is the new deb files at? Oh I tried to install it using the boot from SD version but I couldnt complete, it gave me error took the whole day also so I just installed the deb version on sd but i boot from flash i noticed those files are version 2 but the debs are not |
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BTW great work on the KDE, pretty much replaced maemo for me. |
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http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=19639 KDE v2 installer DEB http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=19675 pb |
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To clone to SD, do I need to reflash my n800 so no apps are installed to make it have more space becuase I tried it before and when I was installing the KDE it said no more free space on mmc. From then on my SD became corrupted.
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http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=19639 Notice if you want to install KDE using the KDE boot from SD deb. http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=19639 On a 2GB card, you need to use a fresh flash. If you install a bunch of apps there will not be enough space to finish KDEv2 installation. However once KDEv2 is installed, there will be about 330MB free. |
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