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jakoleh is offline jakoleh
2010-09-01 , 20:56
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Originally Posted by Nokia349 View Post
Ohh, one thing, is there any way to get the shift key to work normally? Right now if I hold down Shift and hit a key, I still get lower case. I have to tap and release Shift and then hit a key to get caps or a symbol. Any idea on what causes that?

Thanks again!
Does this happens both internal keyboard open and closed? Virtual kb works also so that you press down shift and then you get caps (kind of like caps lock)
 
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2010-09-01 , 21:15
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#132
Originally Posted by jakoleh View Post
Does this happens both internal keyboard open and closed? Virtual kb works also so that you press down shift and then you get caps (kind of like caps lock)
Yep, just tested it and it is the same with the internal keybaord open or closed. On a side note, the fix I posted does mess up the internal keybaord so that the blue symbol key no longer works :/ I guess I will try the same fix on the setxkbmap command for the internal keyboard and see if that works. Maybe on my setup both need that.
 
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2010-09-03 , 07:07
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#133
I will be ecstatic if someone figures out how to make the watcher script launch at boot!
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2010-09-04 , 17:44
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#134
Just put the script under upstart ? Or was producing the upstart script the question ?
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2010-09-04 , 23:01
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#135
attila77: the script crashes when put in upstart. Python can't seem to start -- not finding its libraries. Maybe I'm starting the script too early, before Python is configured?

I explain the problem in more details earlier in this thread.

Sorry I am not so verbose; my Internet is extremely limited at the moment.
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2010-09-04 , 23:16
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#136
I can confirm that Nokia349's method works fine for my keyboard, and it also works well for Easy Debian's LXDE on DISPLAY :1 so I will include it in the next version.

I want to wait a bit before releasing the next version, and see if Attila can figure out why the watcher script isn't working. If anyone can figure it out, it would be him!

I'm using my keyboard right now, and boy I wish MicroB worked with the mouse...
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2010-09-05 , 07:38
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#137
Originally Posted by qole View Post
attila77: the script crashes when put in upstart. Python can't seem to start -- not finding its libraries. Maybe I'm starting the script too early, before Python is configured?

I explain the problem in more details earlier in this thread.
Sorry, am kind of on-off in this thread. I could never get it to work with my Apple Wireless kbd properly so I lurk occasionally to see whether a solution pops up... Will read back, probably, as you say, you're getting called before the python binds are up.

Sorry I am not so verbose; my Internet is extremely limited at the moment.
... and this is one of the reasons I'm slightly reluctant to experiment, as my trusty N900 is my only link to the world and I have no way of flashing it should anything go awry (and if I loose access to google translate or Ovi maps, I'm done for ). Should have a proper linux box and internet soonish, and then hacking can resume
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2010-09-05 , 08:59
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#138
Originally Posted by qole View Post
I can confirm that Nokia349's method works fine for my keyboard, and it also works well for Easy Debian's LXDE on DISPLAY :1 so I will include it in the next version.

I want to wait a bit before releasing the next version, and see if Attila can figure out why the watcher script isn't working. If anyone can figure it out, it would be him!

I'm using my keyboard right now, and boy I wish MicroB worked with the mouse...
ya wish microb will worked with mouse
 
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2010-09-05 , 09:29
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#139
Does anyone know why mice which some of us do not work properly with these scripts and the N900?
 
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2010-09-05 , 09:42
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Does anyone know why mice which some of us do not work properly with these scripts and the N900?
Most probably you need fixed bluetooth driver, search this thread and also look here
 
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