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2011-06-17
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In the sessions window is the select function there only to delete multiple sessions?
I could imagine a battery-eye like graph to display muliple or even all sessions. In fact if there is any way to detect wether an interface is in use to automate the recording. Or to have the daemon running all times. Opt-in of course so that user can decide it on demand. You already got a database time limit option, which would be extremly useful if all data was recorded.
Another, probably much simpler idea is to allow user to tag sessions so that user can tell what applications were running or why the session is relevant to user. Keeping time and date ofc not replaceing it. Would be useful for sessions recorded weeks, months or years before viewing.
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2011-06-17
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It will be necessary to include the package in dependency to the program
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2011-06-17
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2011-06-17
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No, not only for removal. By selecting a few sessions, you can calculate the total network traffic for these sessions
If I understand correctly, then you have to offer to record for several interfaces at once? Start recording on multiple network interfaces, and will be the desired result. But you will get different session from the list of saved sessions. For each network interface has its own record
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2011-06-19
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2011-06-23
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2011-06-23
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The comment part is a nice new feature, however It would be better to see it or at least part of it right from the sessions screen so that user doesn't have to press view in order to see it(possibily multiple times). It would be nice to see it right above or below the date/time especially when date/time is irrelevant to user.
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2011-06-23
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However, I do not like the design of the widget, I want to remake it, but do not know how
Depending on the package include a library libpyside1.0 Although this library should be automatically updated when the updated packages that depend on it
Solving the problem here
ie as root run the command
apt-get upgrade libpyside
I do not understand why this happens, the package python-pyside.qtcore (1.0.2-1maemo3) depends on the package libpyside1.0 (1.0.3-1maemo2)
Why not fulfilled dependency
It will be necessary to include the package in dependency to the program