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These games are broken.
Find the correct coloured duck
Find the correct coloured butterfly
Find the correct instrument
-> Text is "find the {text}"
(they are using string.format() from python2.6 and these rows, with {}, are coming from translation files.


Originally Posted by Estel View Post
*Watering can and sweeping game: Currently game can't be played (expects mouse movement without dragging)

Upstream changed something, or it was maemo-specific fix, that need re-applying again?
I don't know have this worked ever with touch devices. I have mentioned this to the upstream, and they are waiting me to fix it.

Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Throwing ball: keyboard doesn't have two shifts

maybe it's possible to slightly modify this game for Maemo only? I.E changing expecting shift_r to right arrow, or something like that?
I think this is the easiest approach.

Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Maybe it's good idea to add gnucap as dependency? BTW, could you update gnucap to latest mainstream versions (if it's not up-to-date - I had problems fetching this particular package's uploading date).
Gcompris uses three external application: tuxpaint, gnuchess and gnucap. For some reason gnuchess is mandatory and others are suggestions.

Gnucap on Maemo is same version what Debian (wheezy, jessie, sid) is using. Seems there are some development version of gnucap in upstream, but I think we stick same than debian.

Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Also, there is minor problem - some functions (like "breaking" bulb, to see how it affect circuit) are accessed by right-clicking on component. Interestingly enough, despite fact, that I have system-wide bind for right-click as bluearrow+tap (via xbindkeys and xdotool), it doesn't work - gCompris ignores X thingies? No matter what, I wonder, is it fixable?
There should be some general solution for touch devices. I'm afraid that fixing mapping respecting is too tough.


Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Falling words: can't write words with double letters (e.g. "less")

This one is strange - it shouldn't be Maemo-specific, yet, it seems to be. Do we know, what causes it?
I don't have ideas yet.
 

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