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Originally Posted by emesem View Post
The first thing is no problem and already implemented. But I would call it "Start+Pause Mode". As I implemented it I regarded a "stop" function as useless , because you can either pause or do a reset.
Mmh... how could I activate the Start+Pause Mode?

I can only find a Pause button in the menu. But that does not do what this use case needs.
I want to fast stop the time. And after I'm ready again fast start it to time the next elapse.

Originally Posted by emesem View Post
The second thing can be done by the simple brightness applet. But I think it could be easy to integrate the request functionality also into push-it. But it is not really the linux/kiss approach. But not complex anyhow.
Yes, I have the simple brightness applet installed. But in my opinion Push-It! should do it itself. If you measure more than 2 minute periods without looking at the screen the user could miss what they try to get with your application.

Originally Posted by emesem View Post
I hope I find the time to also implement that and then build a package. Hopefully it will be in extras-devel this evening, if not my deadline is this time next week .
Thanks a lot.

Originally Posted by emesem View Post
But if you would use the rubics rube of the ovi store, you would not run into the screensaver problem . But I dislike the rubics cube game on the N900. I prefer the mechanical version.
I've tested the [XXX] from ovi store. But I prefer the real cube in my hand, too. It doesn't shuffle the colors while trying to solve.