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Originally Posted by mjtorn
Without trying to play down the TOKBD guys' programming prowess, I seriously doubt it. Even if you lock the Jolla in landscape in Settings, some system screens still insist on showing in portrait. It looks like the OS itself is not capable of a proper orientation lock
Will the driver enable those to be flipped into landscape as well, to make the Jolla a more landscape-oriented phone with the keyboard?
I would be happy to pay the TOHKBD guys a full cost of another TOHKBD if they managed to fix that in their driver.EDIT: Why does my post show up twice in Active Topics? I have not done anything special to deserve such special treatment!
EDIT 2: Never mind, the duplicate disappeared after another post. Srange.
Last edited by pichlo; 2015-06-12 at 12:45.
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2015-06-12
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Originally Posted by MartinK
This is true; but, I've gotta admit I've pulled my N900's keyboard out only partway more than a few times just to avoid this orientation lock (mostly to try and grab a portrait screenshot, but a few times to try and type longer bits of text while in portrait mode).
At least on on the N900 once the keyboard is opened the screen orientation is locked to landscape, as you usually don't want the screen to be in portrait at all when using the keyboard.
Edit: Sorry Pichlo, I think I stepped on the special treatment of your post.
I think I've seen duplicate listings in Active Topics before, though; a forum software issue?
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2015-06-12
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Originally Posted by ssahla
and the letter 'o' doesn't work?
Gt mine tday. Wrks fine, except that there's ne key that needs t be pressed real hard fr it t register.
typed n my THKBD2
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2015-06-12
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Mine arrived yesterday. Too bad that the software support was still missing when I left to work today. Oh well, I left the keyboard part at home and put the phone with the new black back cover in my pocket.
Fast forward 6 hours and now my phone looks like it's been attacked by a pack of lions. Full of random scratches from my nails, pocket lint and tabletops.
Also I have to admit that I was somewhat disappointed by the velvet feel what the TOHKBDv2 has. I was expecting bit smoother and lot durable finish.
But I've waited since Mid 2013 for Jolla with physical keyboard. I think I can oversee the minor disappointments after I've got it working.
With N900 I could not wish more button rows. But after I jumped to Motorola Droid 4 I saw the light. Yesterday I was dry-typing (no sw support) with TOHKBD and I have to admit that I was smiling. I could almost imagine letters appearing to the screen. + the tactile feedback felt good.
- Hount
Fast forward 6 hours and now my phone looks like it's been attacked by a pack of lions. Full of random scratches from my nails, pocket lint and tabletops.
Also I have to admit that I was somewhat disappointed by the velvet feel what the TOHKBDv2 has. I was expecting bit smoother and lot durable finish.
But I've waited since Mid 2013 for Jolla with physical keyboard. I think I can oversee the minor disappointments after I've got it working.
With N900 I could not wish more button rows. But after I jumped to Motorola Droid 4 I saw the light. Yesterday I was dry-typing (no sw support) with TOHKBD and I have to admit that I was smiling. I could almost imagine letters appearing to the screen. + the tactile feedback felt good.
- Hount
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2015-06-12
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Originally Posted by pichlo
I think Sailfish OS 2 is meant to make everything "landscapable" and "portraitable" (check the new words ;-) ), so I trust this will only get better.
Without trying to play down the TOKBD guys' programming prowess, I seriously doubt it. Even if you lock the Jolla in landscape in Settings, some system screens still insist on showing in portrait. It looks like the OS itself is not capable of a proper orientation lock
Ability for keyboard to lock the orientation is nice, NB the word "ability" i.e., configurable ;-)
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2015-06-12
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Originally Posted by Hount
I have the DIP_TOH which should have a similar finish I had similar worries when I first got it. But it turned to be very durable in practice - even after ~9 months of daily usage it is working just fine, there are no missing pieces, no cracks, even no deeper scratches! Just some generic smudges here and there.
Also I have to admit that I was somewhat disappointed by the velvet feel what the TOHKBDv2 has. I was expecting bit smoother and lot durable finish.
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2015-06-12
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Originally Posted by Hount
In case this is your first OH with Shapeways prints, you have to know that their plastic feels better as it wears. The uncomfortable velvet feeling slowly smoothens, and although the colors will definitely wear out, the scratches will become harder to notice. Overall I prefer my used OH over my brand new ones, just because of this crappy velvet feeling.
Mine arrived yesterday. Too bad that the software support was still missing when I left to work today. Oh well, I left the keyboard part at home and put the phone with the new black back cover in my pocket.
Fast forward 6 hours and now my phone looks like it's been attacked by a pack of lions. Full of random scratches from my nails, pocket lint and tabletops.
Also I have to admit that I was somewhat disappointed by the velvet feel what the TOHKBDv2 has. I was expecting bit smoother and lot durable finish.
But I've waited since Mid 2013 for Jolla with physical keyboard. I think I can oversee the minor disappointments after I've got it working.
With N900 I could not wish more button rows. But after I jumped to Motorola Droid 4 I saw the light. Yesterday I was dry-typing (no sw support) with TOHKBD and I have to admit that I was smiling. I could almost imagine letters appearing to the screen. + the tactile feedback felt good.
- Hount
Shapeways print will never look very professional, but at least it gets less obvious after some time (except for the fading colors).
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2015-06-12
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@ Helsinki
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Having the TOHKBD opened helps having my Jolla in my hands in a nice loose grip while browsing the web.
And fast scroll to Top/Bottom of the page via Home/End keys - thats something that I have been missing in the native browser.
Can't really use it for typing due to lack of proper layout.
And fast scroll to Top/Bottom of the page via Home/End keys - thats something that I have been missing in the native browser.
Can't really use it for typing due to lack of proper layout.
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