Thanks. I'll try that later. I have an almost-fully-working-N900 with almost-everything-already-configured-and-tweaked, time to make a clean backup image for BackupMenu now.

By the way, I solved my Azerty keyboard problem by... Reading the wiki. My fault, sorry. -_-

Still, I have a question that is not answered in the wiki, I think. I would like to use Easy Debian to play some .swf games because I find the Debian browsers to be more appropriate than MicroB because they won't show a Fullscreen icon in the bottom right nor a Cursor mode icon in the bottom left, so this is true fullscreen and it is way better in my opinion. In addition, I find the browsers that I tested (Iceweasel, Epiphany and Midori so far) to better manage the cursor mode: I think it's smoother in them than in MicroB.

But there is one issue: when you play a .swf file set for a resolution higher than 840x480 (i.e., the screen resolution of the N900), they don't display scrollbars to navigate in the cropped image. If you move the cursor towards the edge of the screen, it won't move neither. Is there any trick to force scrollbars in flash when it's bigger than the screensize in these browsers (I prefer Midori because it's very lightweight, but any browser doing the trick will be perfect), or keyboard shortcuts to move the frame around?

Many thanks in advance. This is basically the last thing I would like to do with my N900. :>


Edit: I got an horizontal scrollbar working by typing "javascript:var d=(document.body.style.minWidth="1050px");" in the address field after the game was loaded. Using the same thing with "minHeight="724"" did not work however. The vertical scrollbar actually appears, but the image is not updated, the extra vertical space is just empty and the image is cut. It worked for width.

I used both "javascript:var d=(document.body.style.minWidth="1050px");javascri pt:var d=(document.body.style.minWidthHeight="724px");" and "javascript:var d=(document.body.style.minWidthHeight="724px")" alone.