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If you're running only two or three programs at the same time, I think this a really cute way to switch between tasks.
I can't be the only one who likes it, so I thought I would share. It's perfectly safe, and if you don't like it, there's a way to uninstall it all, leaving nothing behind. Create a new folder /media/mmc1/N800 Download the file and unzip it inside there. Attachment 17784 Open the Install Notes file, select all, copy, then open Xterm and paste. Close Xterm. To start: In Xterm type xbindkeys Then close Xterm To end it: In Xterm type killall xbindkeys Then close Xterm Or you can just copy and paste the Uninstall Notes file if you don't like it. Use the zoom in and out hardware keys to immediately switch forwards and backwards between tasks. And yeah, it's super fast and that's why I like using it. :) |
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good. Actually it is possible to put this option into Telescope for such a super fast lovers :D
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Yeah, I usually toggle between Tear and Dial Central and I just love the fast speed on how it changes from one screen to another. :)
If you don't like the hardware key settings... In Xterm type xbindkeys -k to find a new keycode and change the value in either the prevw or nextw files. :) |
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Mitrandir has said it's quite possible.
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Ooh! I'm glad he likes the concept. :)
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Only potential problem is that this will interfere with whatever use the zoom buttons have in different programs (pdf reader, image viewer, web browser and so on).
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any chance someone could make this an app for the N900?
would be wikid edit: just tried, it and it WORKS on the N900! just follow instructions exactly as in first post! |
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Here's an updated version that also comes with a little extra feature.
The install and uninstall files are both in the folder after you unzip this onto the root of MMC1 (external memory card). Attachment 23571 It's the same as before To start xbindkeys To stop killall xbindkeys The Escape key now switches between apps and I really like this so much better. Anyway, if you have Xmms installed, there are two files that will give you better control while playing music. xlist For this, you first need to launch Xmms, then Options, then click on Playlist WindowShade Mode. You only have to do this just once and never again. The keys are Zoom out key - Previous song Full screen key- Pause/Play Zoom in key - Next song What this will do is let you change tracks without having to constantly mess around with Xmms at all. It will also show the song title if you would like to have it on the screen while you're doing something else. http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/3...1111619001.png xplay This works the same but Xmms, when launched, will be off the screen and no visual playlist. It's best if you already have your songs or playlist loaded since once it launches, it will immediately begin playing. To end. Simply fire up Xmms like you usually do (App Manager, Personal Launcher, Personal Menu, etc.) and then exit the app. I love this set up on my N800 so I thought maybe someone else can enjoy this as well. God bless. :) |
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Thanks for this!
As for me nextw did not work, I changed the .xbindingsrc as follows: Code:
"/usr/bin/matchbox-remote -next" Please note that nextw and prevw was not included in the zip file of the posting #8. |
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Thanks for pointing that out.
I updated my previous post with the fix. |
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