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2011-06-08
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#112
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Originally Posted by iscio
That is strange. Can you provide some additional info about it?
I have a problem that I read also on an italian forum. When connected I am not able to deactive bt
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2011-06-08
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#113
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I connected the bt to my car bt and I try to push bt to deactive it but it doesn't do nothing. I try to mantaing the button to open the preference but it doesn't open the preference
I found this post
Last edited by iscio; 2011-06-08 at 12:10.
I found this post
For what it's worth, it's working with PR1.3 for me. It didn't work immediately after the upgrade, but I ended up re-flashing anyway, then installed advanced-interface-switcher and it worked.
I see there are a number of suggested improvements in there already - so I hope I'm not repeating what went before, but my main gripe with it is that it won't shut down BT while there is an active BT connection. So I end up using bluezwitch anyway because it can do this.
Last edited by iscio; 2011-06-08 at 12:10.
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2011-06-08
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#114
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ok, I did some test with my bt and there is the problem when bt is connected
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2011-06-08
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#115
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now I have a strange request. Is there a way to change icon? with your application there are simple icons for bt and wifi, after to install AIF I had this icon for bt on, bt active and wifi off.
and what about italian translation? if you want I am here :-)
and what about italian translation? if you want I am here :-)
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2011-06-11
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#116
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if I see processes in backgroud I see hildon-status-menu. Is it a problem of this program? because after installed it I didn' see this process
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2011-06-11
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#117
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Originally Posted by iscio
At the moment you can only do it only by replacing existing images.
now I have a strange request. Is there a way to change icon? with your application there are simple icons for bt and wifi, after to install AIF I had this icon for bt on, bt active and wifi off.
Originally Posted by iscio
l10n is next step, but in nearest future, not right now.
and what about italian translation? if you want I am here :-)
Originally Posted by iscio
what are you using? top? And what scares you most?
if I see processes in backgroud I see hildon-status-menu. Is it a problem of this program? because after installed it I didn' see this process
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2011-06-11
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#118
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I use conky...no there is no problem but I ask....thanks
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2011-06-11
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#119
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Conky effectively uses the same data that top does.
Anyway, what iscio means is that when you have AIS installed, hildon-status-menu consumes enough system resources to show up in the list put out by top/conky, whereas in a normal system, hildon-status-menu is far more negligible.
This is, as far as I know, caused by the fact that AIS is uncompiled Python, which means that with AIS installed, hildon-status-menu's process includes within it the python interpreter and whatever ram+cpu that that takes up.
Hence it showing up higher in the list.
Anyway, what iscio means is that when you have AIS installed, hildon-status-menu consumes enough system resources to show up in the list put out by top/conky, whereas in a normal system, hildon-status-menu is far more negligible.
This is, as far as I know, caused by the fact that AIS is uncompiled Python, which means that with AIS installed, hildon-status-menu's process includes within it the python interpreter and whatever ram+cpu that that takes up.
Hence it showing up higher in the list.
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2011-06-11
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#120
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ah ok thanks for this explanation. I have not a good english. I hope in a next release minus ram for AIS :-)
I have a problem that I read also on an italian forum. When connected I am not able to deactive bt