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	BrentDC	2009-03-27 , 01:08
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Originally Posted by lm2

sorry to hijack, but can someone answer quickly this question I've had for a while: how to cd into folders with spaces in their names from within xterm?

If the folder is named "folder space", the command is:

Code:

cd folder\ space

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	tso	2009-03-27 , 02:48
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two other options is to wrap the whole path in " " or to write the first part and hit tab

(that should result in something similar to brentdc's example)

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	BrentDC	2009-03-27 , 03:09
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Originally Posted by tso

[...] wrap the whole path in " " [...]

Ironically, that is what caused the bug with the filenames with spaces, I forgot to wrap the filename with quotes

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	debernardis	2009-03-27 , 05:54
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Chinook compatibility problems:
1) python-mokoui and libmokoui2-0 only in diablo repos
2) libmokoui2-0 depends on libglib2.0-0 (>=2.12.12-1osso10) but chinook repos go up to osso9

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	qwerty12	2009-03-27 , 07:07
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Originally Posted by BrentDC

I'll add that to postinst in the next build. Thanks

You can also do it straight from the package

Code:

--- quickclip-0.3.0.orig/debian/rules
+++ quickclip-0.3.0/debian/rules
@@ -44,6 +44,7 @@
 
 	# Add here commands to install the package into debian/hello-pymaemo.
 	$(MAKE) install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/quickclip/
+	dh_link /usr/share/osso-help/en_US/quickclip.xml /usr/share/osso-help/en_GB/quickclip.xml
 
 # Build architecture-independent files here.

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	BrentDC	2009-03-27 , 15:33
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Originally Posted by debernardis

Chinook compatibility problems:
1) python-mokoui and libmokoui2-0 only in diablo repos
2) libmokoui2-0 depends on libglib2.0-0 (>=2.12.12-1osso10) but chinook repos go up to osso9

I'll definitely look into it; I may have to make separate chinook and diablo builds, but unfortunately, that may be a while. Keep using .21

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mikkov	2009-03-28 , 09:35
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just upload packages to both diablo and chinook extras. problem solved

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mikeywilliams	2009-03-28 , 11:30
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I'd like to change the preferences so that leafpad is the edit program.
What should I place in the preferences dialog box - the default setting is incomprehensible to my limited knowledge.
And thanks for a most useful program.

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	BrentDC	2009-03-28 , 14:52
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Originally Posted by mikeywilliams

I'd like to change the preferences so that leafpad is the edit program.
What should I place in the preferences dialog box - the default setting is incomprehensible to my limited knowledge.
And thanks for a most useful program.

Code:

leafpad "%s"

That should do it

Just of note, if you click the '?' button in the top-right of the settings dialog, the help specific to that dialog comes up. In there there are a few examples of the syntax required to launch programs, one of which is leafpad.

Last edited by BrentDC; 2009-03-28 at 15:00.

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	BrentDC	2009-03-28 , 16:01
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BTW, are there any features anyone wants to see added to Quick Clip Viewer? I think mapping the +/- hardware keys to change font size, and a nice find/search implementation is next on the list...but anything else?