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2012-07-25
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@ Russia
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2012-07-25
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2012-07-25
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@ Israel
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#613
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I'm a bit unwilling to run the custom action in a shell... it's unnecessary overhead if you just want to run one application.
If you want to run it in shell like that, then you must run it in shell, for example:
Code:sh -c "grob && fenix"
That's totally wrong and I have no idea why it works.
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2012-07-25
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@ Finland
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#614
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sorry it worked for me via terminal..
ok ans if i want to open app from /opt folder, like operamobile ? I need to write full path like /opt/operamobile-labs/operamobile ?
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2012-07-25
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@ Israel
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2012-07-26
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@ Singapore
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2012-07-26
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@ Finland
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Hi guys, I just got the N9 and love it so far. The first app I installed was ProfileMatic. Quick newbie question: do I need to keep ProfileMatic running in the background for it to work, or can I close it once I've set up all my rules?
Sorry if this has been asked before -- a quick Google search didn't bring up any useful results for me.
1. the ability to change the screen's brightness and/or color profile
2. the ability to enable/disable GPS
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2012-07-26
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@ Singapore
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#618
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Perhaps not. But this information reads in gray at the bottom of the rules :P.
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2012-07-26
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@ Finland
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#619
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Doh! Sometimes the most obvious things are just right below your nose. In this case, quite literally ^^.
Keep up the good work.
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2012-07-26
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@ Germany
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#620
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That's some strange behavior. Do you remember what kind of conditions you had for the rules that changed power saving mode? The only kind of rule I can imagine off the top of my head that could cause power saving mode flapping would be something like this:
- Condition: WLAN
- Action: Power Saving Mode on, restores previous
I was actually looking for those as I thought it was my mistake but I think it was jumping between two cases one with powersaving on
With this kind of rule, when connected to WLAN power saving mode goes on. But with power saving mode on, the device automatically disconnects from WLAN when it's not in use, which would restore restoring power saving mode to off. And so it'd cycle.
But the frequent reboots sound fishy too.