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2010-08-30
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@ Israel
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#11
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Originally Posted by n900faniam
even i love myself, just annoying when every, every new user has to do it, everyone thinks that they have to write there question, and noone did it before. they don't care to mess the forum and to make it harder to those who do use search to find the info. as well i don't understand why those users moving to linux and they even think they are linux users(i'm using gentoo for 3-4 years and i hardly can call myself user ). i'm not against those people and it's nothing personal, but you know, why should you choose something that is not for you.
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2010-08-30
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#12
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Originally Posted by ZogG
grub boot loader is broken on my big real machine, sitting and typing on this (n900) excuse machine. that was outdated in the announcement. Put your message here or there, nifty nifty..not
even i love myself, just annoying when every, every new user has to do it, everyone thinks that they have to write there question, and noone did it before. they don't care to mess the forum and to make it harder to those who do use search to find the info. as well i don't understand why those users moving to linux and they even think they are linux users(i'm using gentoo for 3-4 years and i hardly can call myself user ). i'm not against those people and it's nothing personal, but you know, why should you choose something that is not for you.
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2010-08-30
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Joined on Feb 2007
@ Agoura Hills Calif
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#13
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If you want to open more than one terminal, click on Xterminal at the top (assuming one is open already), then choose New.
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2010-08-30
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@ Sweden
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#14
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The man pages was removed to save space.. but can easily be found through the browser by searching the net.. There are a man package in the extras-devel repos though. Don't know how good it works.. as i have not had any need for it.
Bash, rootsh, leafpad, wget and sysklogd could become useful too. So install them if you are familiar with them. Search if not.
http://repository.maemo.org
http://wiki.maemo.org
Bash, rootsh, leafpad, wget and sysklogd could become useful too. So install them if you are familiar with them. Search if not.
http://repository.maemo.org
http://wiki.maemo.org
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2010-08-30
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Joined on Apr 2010
@ England
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#15
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Originally Posted by phoohb
if I want to run some Bash-script, how do I do that?
Hello
I'm not sure I this is what your asking for, but:
give the script executable permissions:
$chmod +x scriptname
And then run it from a terminal with:
$./scriptname
Make sure you place it in /home/user/ and not /home/user/MyDocs; as MyDocs is on a FAT partition, you won't be able to set the Linux execute permission.
I find that "less" doesnt exist, and no "man" pages:
As Zas said:
#apt-get install less
For man pages, see the post above
And I can only open one virtual terminal.
CTRL+SHIFT+x will open a new terminal, also clicking on the title bar, in xterm, and selecting new will also.
Found some programs that didnt work..ejpi
Sorry, can't help.
Have you tried running it from a terminal to see if there is any output?
I tested that "Debian chroot" package, there was "less"... some virtual engine on top? .. slow.
With debian chroot, your not accessing your own filesystem per se, but you are making changes to the image file that you downloaded.
It is pretty much a full-blown debian OS on your phone, so it will have most of the utilities/programs that you normally associate with linux, whereas the phone does not.
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2010-08-30
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Joined on Dec 2009
@ Finland
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#16
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi
http://maemo.org/packages
The man pages was removed to save space.. but can easily be found through the browser by searching the net.. There are a man package in the extras-devel repos though. Don't know how good it works.. as i have not had any need for it.
Bash, rootsh, leafpad, wget and sysklogd could become useful too. So install them if you are familiar with them. Search if not.
http://repository.maemo.org
http://wiki.maemo.org
Search term: man
From search results
http://maemo.org/packages/view/man-db-n900/
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