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2015-09-06
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#42
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Aw man, I assumed the covers would stay where they were after a reboot, but they disappeared again. Room for improvement there.
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2015-09-06
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@ Hong Kong
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#43
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Originally Posted by nthn
App can rearranging by long press now.
It's probably just the covers that stay visible though, if you try to open the oldest started app it will likely already have been killed at some point so it will need to start again. Which is fine for me, as I don't need to keep rearranging the covers every time some app is killed.
Just the covers stay visible is extremely annoying!!
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2015-09-06
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Originally Posted by michaelmhk
Why do you find it annoying?
App can rearranging by long press now.
Just the covers stay visible is extremely annoying!!
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2015-09-06
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Originally Posted by nthn
Yes. Noticed that.
I wonder what '<Status 18>' means in version --dup. I got it for the apkd* packages, sailfish-version and lipstick-jolla-home-qt5.
version --verify lets me know my btrfs-balancer is not the one that should be installed, in fact it's a higher version (1.2.4 vs 1.2.1). Something seems ro be wrong here.
The problem is with the 'jolla' missing in new version.
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2015-09-06
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Originally Posted by michaelmhk
But that has nothing to do with the app covers staying visible. Also, stuff like that needs a background service. If it doesn't have one, then your connection getting killed isn't the fault of the OS.
App like whatsup will stop working without any notice.
Originally Posted by nieldk
I see, thanks.
Yes. Noticed that.
The problem is with the 'jolla' missing in new version.
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2015-09-06
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@ Czech Republic
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#48
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Just a heads up:
I have created a patch, that converts cover action buttons into pulley menus.
I had this idea months ago and this is the initial implementation. It may be buggy and you need SailfishOS 1.1.9.28, but should at least serve as a protection against accidentally hitting the cover action buttons
I have created a patch, that converts cover action buttons into pulley menus.
I had this idea months ago and this is the initial implementation. It may be buggy and you need SailfishOS 1.1.9.28, but should at least serve as a protection against accidentally hitting the cover action buttons
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2015-09-06
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Originally Posted by nodevel
Very nice!
Just a heads up:
I have created a patch, that converts cover action buttons into pulley menus.
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2015-09-06
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#50
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Originally Posted by nthn
That would be a good workaround. If an app could indicate to the OS that it could be suspended but retain a cover showing the last status that would give the impression of better multitasking than the limited ram allows.
It's probably just the covers that stay visible though, if you try to open the oldest started app it will likely already have been killed at some point so it will need to start again. Which is fine for me, as I don't need to keep rearranging the covers every time some app is killed.
Possibly the OS could periodically wake up suspended apps to update the cover?
Eg. If you had a bug tracker app that woke up every 2 years to check if Jolla have fixed CalDAV and then went to sleep again.
version --verify lets me know my btrfs-balancer is not the one that should be installed, in fact it's a higher version (1.2.4 vs 1.2.1). Something seems ro be wrong here.