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2010-08-13
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#432
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Originally Posted by Slocan
Thanks. Now it works.
Add the widget to your homescreen (once it has loaded for the first time, you can remove it).
I had fixed that in 0.8.0-6, but the fix got accidentally reverted in 0.8.0-7. I'll upload a fixed version as soon as possible (most likely tomorrow morning).
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2010-08-20
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#433
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Loving FeedingIt. Definitely most used app. Theres two minor niggles I have which, if sorted, would make FeedingIt absolutely perfect. Appologies if these are already fixed in dev versions, Im just running the version from extras.
1) Swiping left makes the article slide off to the right, and visa versa, ie swiping right makes the screen move left. Is it just me or does this seem reversed?
2) any chance of adding to the options for article retention time, ie 144h and 288h (or a 1 week option).
Again, many thanks for this awesome RSS reader, its one of the best ive used.
1) Swiping left makes the article slide off to the right, and visa versa, ie swiping right makes the screen move left. Is it just me or does this seem reversed?
2) any chance of adding to the options for article retention time, ie 144h and 288h (or a 1 week option).
Again, many thanks for this awesome RSS reader, its one of the best ive used.
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2010-08-20
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#434
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@jabawok: 1) it's been covered a few pages ago, they're more like gesture shortcuts (like draw an arrow towards the next article) than a swipe gesture as seems to be the current norm. This will change at some point.
2) I can add that as an option in next release
2) I can add that as an option in next release
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2010-08-22
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#435
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Is there a reason why it saves to /home/user/.feedingit instead of /home/user/MyDocs/.feedingit?
Just noticed that 40+ MBs of my 2 GB opt storage was being taken up by feeds.
Just noticed that 40+ MBs of my 2 GB opt storage was being taken up by feeds.
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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2010-08-23
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#436
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The MyDocs folder has a tendency to get unmounted (when plugging the USB), and it's pretty standard to use the home folder for configuration and cache on linux systems.
But if you prefer it in the MyDocs folder, a simple symlink should work (I haven't tested it though):
mv /home/user/.feedingit /home/user/MyDocs
ln -s /home/user/MyDocs/.feedingit /home/user/.feedingit
But if you prefer it in the MyDocs folder, a simple symlink should work (I haven't tested it though):
mv /home/user/.feedingit /home/user/MyDocs
ln -s /home/user/MyDocs/.feedingit /home/user/.feedingit
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2010-08-29
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#437
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Originally Posted by Slocan
Brilliant! Thanks for the response, and might I add, well done for being so active in this thread, Its highly commendable.
@jabawok: 1) it's been covered a few pages ago, they're more like gesture shortcuts (like draw an arrow towards the next article) than a swipe gesture as seems to be the current norm. This will change at some point.
2) I can add that as an option in next release
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2010-08-30
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Since a few weeks (I don't know precisely when, I'm updating almost every day) it seems that FeedingIt is getting much slower.
It seems that the CPU consumption is sky-rocketting during the whole update which make the whole process much slower.
Before that I could get an update in 30 s - 1 mn. Now it is more 3-4 mn.
Is it a way for me to debug this by putting a few 'print' somewhere ?
It seems that the CPU consumption is sky-rocketting during the whole update which make the whole process much slower.
Before that I could get an update in 30 s - 1 mn. Now it is more 3-4 mn.
Is it a way for me to debug this by putting a few 'print' somewhere ?
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2010-08-31
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#439
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Originally Posted by SaintGermain
If the main application is running, the update will happen 3 feeds at a time (which uses quite a bit of CPU, but should be fairly fast). If you update in the background (through command line, or through the widget), it will only do 1 feed at a time, and uses the "nice" command to stay low CPU priority.
Before that I could get an update in 30 s - 1 mn. Now it is more 3-4 mn.
Originally Posted by SaintGermain
In the file rss_sqlite.py, class Feed, function updateFeed is where all the action takes place (note that this runs as threads, so you might need to flush stdout if you want to see the messages when they're printed). If you need any help in troubleshooting, feel free to contact me by private message.
Is it a way for me to debug this by putting a few 'print' somewhere ?
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2010-09-04
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#440
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Originally Posted by Slocan
Hmm when I tried I got a bunch of could not preserve ownership: operation not permitted. So I don't know if they were actually moved over.. (I know FAT 32 doesn't preserve ownership).
The MyDocs folder has a tendency to get unmounted (when plugging the USB), and it's pretty standard to use the home folder for configuration and cache on linux systems.
But if you prefer it in the MyDocs folder, a simple symlink should work (I haven't tested it though):
mv /home/user/.feedingit /home/user/MyDocs
ln -s /home/user/MyDocs/.feedingit /home/user/.feedingit
But anyway with everything installing to the /home/opt partition the 2 GB goes pretty quickly.
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
Last edited by Laughing Man; 2010-09-04 at 20:54.
Thanks for the help.