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2011-09-21
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#22
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Now I'm jealous.
I wish that I could have DoomRL.
I wish that I could have DoomRL.
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2011-09-21
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Originally Posted by Addison
One other quick mention.
Oh, the font I use, if you telnet to say nethack.alt.org, that old font I made will let you play with IBM graphics.
You'll first need to install konwert filters though.
The command line for this would be something like....
filterm ascii-ascii cp437-utf8 telnet nethack.alt.org
This will work on pretty much anything, it doesn't have to be just with Telnet.
You could also do something like
filterm ascii-ascii cp437-utf8 /usr/bin/nethack
This way you wouldn't be forced to only using DEC graphics with all of your games.
I'm not sure if you have Konwert filters available to install.
If you want, I can share my two .debs on this and you can test to see if it also works on your end as well.
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2011-09-22
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#24
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Originally Posted by Addison
Not sure how to do that. CTRL-M which usually works when enter doesn't does nothing in this case. Might be problem with qemuing so many 386 .so files (one page of ioctl errors shows when running). Space and arrows work so there might be a chance, though slim.
There are two types of Enter signals.
Return
KP_Enter
If one doesn't work, just use the other setting.
As to Konwert/DEC graphics... no idea what you are talking about. The games look awesome now (if RL can have good graphics of course).
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2011-09-23
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#25
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I'll post the difference between IBM and DEC graphics much later tonight when I get back home.
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2011-09-23
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#26
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DEC graphics (this is the stardard default on how all text is displayed on the screen)
IBM graphics (works with my special font along with installing Konwert filters)
For more info on CP 437 graphics, check out this page.
http://nethack.wikia.com/wiki/IBMgraphics
Cheers!
IBM graphics (works with my special font along with installing Konwert filters)
For more info on CP 437 graphics, check out this page.
http://nethack.wikia.com/wiki/IBMgraphics
Cheers!
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2011-09-23
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Here's a couple of other things I do as well that you might want to consider.
This removes the cursor:
echo -e \033[?25l'
This sets your Terminal display:
stty cols 80
stty rows 24
Since I'm setting the rows at 24, I can use the 25th row as my keyboard.
This stops the hildon keyboard from coming up if I touch the screen:
gconftool-2 --set -t bool /system/osso/af/keyboard-attached true
See if you can't install Xkbd or have someone compile this for you.
That way, you could have shortcuts on the screen.
I also use xbindkeys.
Since ADOM uses 25 rows, I have one of my keys mapped to kill the touchscreen keyboard so I can see what's underneath it for 1 second, then it puts the keyboard back on the screen again
Xmodmap will let you change any of your hardware keys if you would like to use those.
For scripts, if you do decide on having shortcuts on the screen, look into installing xte.
xte will type out whatever you defined for each of your shortcut keys.
That's about all I can think of for now.
Last edited by Addison; 2011-09-23 at 03:40.
This removes the cursor:
echo -e \033[?25l'
This sets your Terminal display:
stty cols 80
stty rows 24
Since I'm setting the rows at 24, I can use the 25th row as my keyboard.
This stops the hildon keyboard from coming up if I touch the screen:
gconftool-2 --set -t bool /system/osso/af/keyboard-attached true
See if you can't install Xkbd or have someone compile this for you.
That way, you could have shortcuts on the screen.
I also use xbindkeys.
Since ADOM uses 25 rows, I have one of my keys mapped to kill the touchscreen keyboard so I can see what's underneath it for 1 second, then it puts the keyboard back on the screen again
Xmodmap will let you change any of your hardware keys if you would like to use those.
For scripts, if you do decide on having shortcuts on the screen, look into installing xte.
xte will type out whatever you defined for each of your shortcut keys.
That's about all I can think of for now.
Last edited by Addison; 2011-09-23 at 03:40.
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2011-09-23
, 16:20
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Not sure how to do that. CTRL-M which usually works when enter doesn't does nothing in this case. Might be problem with qemuing so many 386 .so files (one page of ioctl errors shows when running). Space and arrows work so there might be a chance, though slim.
Create a simple script to launch Doom RL.
In the beginning of this script have something like
Code:
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap_doom
Code:
keysym Return = KP_Enter KP_Enter
Code:
setxkbmap
I don't expect you to understand much of this, but here's how I launch ADOM.
Code:
#! /bin/sh
gconftool-2 --set -t bool /system/osso/af/keyboard-attached true
blank=`gconftool-2 -g /system/osso/dsm/display/display_blank_timeout`
/etc/init.d/mce stop
killall xbindkeys
xbindkeys -f /home/user/.xbindkeysrc_adom
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap_adom
xkbd -geometry +65536+65992 -k /media/mmc2/N800/Keyboards/Flat2.xkbd & xkbd -geometry +725+360 -k /media/mmc2/N800/Keyboards/Keypad.xkbd & ssh -l james ancardius.ath.cx
gconftool-2 --set -t bool /system/osso/af/keyboard-attached false
killall xbindkeys
killall xkbd
setxkbmap
sudo /etc/init.d/mce start
/usr/bin/set-backlight `gconftool-2 --get /apps/adv-backlight/brightness`
restore_value()
{
gconftool-2 --type $1 --set $2 `gconftool-2 --get $2`
}
gconftool-2 -t int -s /system/osso/dsm/display/display_blank_timeout 120
gconftool-2 -t int -s /system/osso/dsm/display/display_blank_timeout $blank
restore_value int /system/osso/dsm/display/display_dim_timeout
restore_value bool /system/osso/dsm/locks/touchscreen_keypad_autolock_enabled
restore_value bool /system/osso/dsm/display/display_on_with_charger
xbindkeys
killall roxterm
I hope this helps.
If you have any questions on what any of those commands do, I'd be more than happy to provide you with the answers
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2011-09-23
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With HW keyboard no need for onscreen, so the full 25 row goodness of ADOM here. You should really try once again to get it locally (just replace the N900 qemu-i386 with N800 compatible one someone posted on TMO, chmod +x so it can be executed, either on ext2 mmc or in /opt and you should be good to go)
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2011-09-23
, 17:33
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Yeah, I did try getting qemu working again just a few days ago.
When it was unpacking all of it's files though, my tablet ran out of memory so I had to do a complete reflash.
When it was unpacking all of it's files though, my tablet ran out of memory so I had to do a complete reflash.
Return
KP_Enter
If one doesn't work, just use the other setting.