Osmo personal organizer
 

Came across Osmo recently. Anyone want to try compiling for maemo?

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

It seems to work fine after a quick recompile, I'll upload it later once I get a chance to build a proper package.

Unless someone else beats me to it (please, feel free) :)

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

Greeings Dblank:

Can you let us know when you have built the package.

I already clicked your Thanks button many times.

Regards Robert

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

First install libical, then osmo.
http://maemobox.org/dblank/libical_0.27-1_armel.deb
http://maemobox.org/dblank/osmo_0.1.6-1_armel.deb

Edit: now with iCal support.

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

(i) Unable to install osmo.
Incompatible application package.
[Ok]

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

Anything under Tools -> Log?

I don't care much for the application manager, so I always install with "dpkg -i file.deb" from the command line.

Maybe try installing with dpkg if you can't get any more info out of the application manager.

(install becomeroot, then type sudo gainroot, and finally dpkg -i file.deb)

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

Installed it via dpkg with no problem, thanks!

Did notice that (in trying to exit) clicking on the icon in the ?task bar? that the stuff in the left column disappears (menu stuff). Pretty much anything brings it back though.

Finally was able to exit by sshing in a killing the process. Gonna have to check this out in detail.

Much to learn here :-)!

Thanks *very* much for your efforts!

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

Yeah I noticed that too, personally I'd just disable the system tray, but it's probably necessary for alerts, etc.

You can disable it by setting "enable_systray" to 0 instead of 1
in /home/user/.osmo/config.xml

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

dblank: the problem will be that the package's Section in debian/control doesn't have a prefix of "user/". See here for more information:

http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...d=1#post125331

Re: Osmo personal organizer
 

The program binary itself creates ~/.osmo/* files.

Edit: oh, is that why the application manager is failing? I thought this comment was about the config.xml at first.