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	Addison	2011-09-15 , 17:15
	Posts: 3,811 \| Thanked: 1,151 times \| Joined on Oct 2007 @ East Lansing, MI	#91

You're not lazy stokes.

I'm actually quite humbled by how much you still do here.

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jstokes	2011-09-15 , 17:19
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Thanks, Addison. If you're unwilling to try a's (gah, your user name!) ASUI feature, I'll try and directly implement some logic into the program to change XMMS so that we don't need to mess around with this script stuff, tomorrow

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	Addison	2011-09-15 , 17:21
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Ooooooooh!

I was running xmmslock as user from Xterm, not as root.

With lma's idea, I now get
/home/user/xmmskey: line 6: xmmsctrl next: not found
/home/user/xmmskey: line 6: xmmsctrl previous: not found
/home/user/xmmskey: line 6: xmmsctrl next: not found
/home/user/xmmskey: line 6: xmmsctrl previous: not found
/home/user/xmmskey: line 6: xmmsctrl next: not found

So give me a few to try your previous suggestions stokes.

I've got a good feeling about this now!

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	Addison	2011-09-15 , 17:40
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Squeeeeeeeeeeee!

Code:

#!/bin/sh

case $1 in
  in) su - user -c 'xmmsctrl next' ;;
  out)su - user -c 'xmmsctrl previous' ;;
esac

Such happy joy!

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	Addison	2011-09-15 , 21:37
	Posts: 3,811 \| Thanked: 1,151 times \| Joined on Oct 2007 @ East Lansing, MI	#95

Okay.

So I'm now at trying to launch both of these together without the need for Xterm

/usr/bin/xmmsstart

Code:

#!/bin/sh

bin/sh -c "LC_MESSAGES=C LANG=C /usr/bin/xmmsctrl launch main 0 equalizer 0 play_list 0 main 1"
sudo xmmslock
killall xmms
killall xmmslock

That's not right though, nothing happens, but the very top line is how it's launched in Personal Launcher.

If I just say
xmms
it won't load the correct graphics and settings for the player.

Also, xmmslock is only half working, screen wakes then shuts off, but no track functions.

I'm running my xmmsstart as root in Personal Launcher.

I'm super confused on all of these permissions.

Any help?

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auouymous	2011-09-16 , 00:26
Posts: 875 \| Thanked: 918 times \| Joined on Sep 2010	#96

@ addison, Do you not use ASUI? Its new audio lock lets you bind commands to all hardware keys, not just the zoom keys.

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	Addison	2011-09-16 , 00:59
	Posts: 3,811 \| Thanked: 1,151 times \| Joined on Oct 2007 @ East Lansing, MI	#97

ASUI seemed so complicated the few times I've read through and tried to understand your thread.

I'll install it tonight.

But be warned, I tend to ask quite a few questions on most things.

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auouymous	2011-09-16 , 02:16
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Originally Posted by Addison

ASUI seemed so complicated the few times I've read through and tried to understand your thread.

Reading a thread with 795 posts would be complicated, so don't read the thread, just watch for new posts so you know when to update.

ASUI replaces the SystemUI menu that appears when you press the power button. It also replaces the battery applet, the bluetooth applet, the wifi applet and the load-applet applet. All of its features are explained on the website. Also be sure to run the asui-settings program and explore each section (changes take place immediately).

You will need to run "asui dit; asui dis; asui da" after installing to download and install the test version which has the new audio lock button. And find my latest post in that thread for instructions on adding an xmms profile.

Not complex at all, unless it breaks your system.

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	Addison	2011-09-17 , 14:25
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Joy!

I found out that as long as modest isn't running and you don't go to Communication --> Email, you can change the duration on how often new emails will scanned for notification.

So could some please give me the command line that does the same as this in Configuration Editor?

apps-->modest-->update_interval = 1
and
apps-->modest-->auto_update = true

Like in this format as an example...
gconftool-2 --type int --set /apps/osso/applet/osso-applet-display/turn_off_display 6000000

Cheers everyone!

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	Addison	2011-09-18 , 00:58
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*facepalm*

Why did I even bother asking? It was right there in front of me.

gconftool-2 --type int --set /apps/modest/update_interval 1
gconftool-2 --type boolean --set /apps/modest/auto_update True

Now any new emails or SMS messages will instantly notify me within the minute.

Awesome.