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2010-06-07
, 11:32
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Originally Posted by pctek
At this point it is available on the the Extras-Testing repository. But, see here for a more detailed explanation of how to install it.
where do i go to install it?
http://wiki.maemo.org/Easy_Debian#Install_instructions
You can then run IceWeasel, basically Firefox, whenever you want to save a web page as a PDF. Just go to File > Print > Choose Print to File > Check the PDF option > optionally choose the folder to save it to.
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2010-06-08
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Originally Posted by pctek
just grab the latest *armel.deb
out of those 3 linux links you agve me which one do i click to install? I assume i open this up on the n900 microb browser to isntall right?
then you need to install it in the normal .deb fashion.
i use myself an debian addon that allows me to double click such files to install but you might have to install it manually
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2010-06-08
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apt-get install wget
mkdir /media/mmc1/offlineweb
cd /media/mmc1/offlineweb
wget -r -k -p siteyouwanttoreadoffline.com
wget has many options for whatever you want to retireve, you can research many great tutorials online
Last edited by quipper8; 2010-06-08 at 03:17.
mkdir /media/mmc1/offlineweb
cd /media/mmc1/offlineweb
wget -r -k -p siteyouwanttoreadoffline.com
wget has many options for whatever you want to retireve, you can research many great tutorials online
Last edited by quipper8; 2010-06-08 at 03:17.
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I do this from the PC and from the handheld all the time and just open the pages from the file manager.
It would be cool though to have something that would pull in the linked pages to depth <n> like Plucker for wiki pages and such.