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2012-06-10
, 12:32
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#132
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Originally Posted by earksiinni
That's amazing, thanks for doing this!
I'm happy to announce that I have a full glib stack based on version 2.30.2 working in Scratchbox.
Currently the only major problem that I can tell is that the enter key doesn't work...hmm...working on this.
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2012-06-10
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#133
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Originally Posted by lma
Ah, I've never tried to run a text editor in Scratchbox before so I didn't know this. How is it then that the enter key on Bluetooth/USB keyboards works fine?
AFAIK it never did, I always had to use the keypad enter key instead.
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2012-06-11
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@ norway
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#134
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the whole enter/return thing has always been weird.
Iirc, dpad center maps to return while osk and N810 return maps to enter.
Last edited by tso; 2012-06-11 at 03:37.
Iirc, dpad center maps to return while osk and N810 return maps to enter.
Last edited by tso; 2012-06-11 at 03:37.
You may remember that a while back I was working on porting a modern GTK+ and glib stack. Well, I haven't gotten GTK+ done yet (tens of thousands of lines of patch code), but I figured out what was causing my glib port to trash gtk themes (it was my own error) and I'm happy to announce that I have a full glib stack based on version 2.30.2 working in Scratchbox. Currently the only major problem that I can tell is that the enter key doesn't work...hmm...working on this.
I'm abroad right now and don't have my N800 to test ARM binaries, nor am I entirely sure that it would be appropriate to upload my source package to the unstable repository. But at any rate, it's mostly working. Once finished, this should give us the ability to run newer software. I actually have a preliminary port of AbiWord 2.9.1 running in Scratchbox, which is much faster and more stable than the current Maemo version. (Not much use though since the enter key isn't working yet.)