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2008-06-14
, 08:12
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@ France
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Thanks maillaxa, thats great!
For anyone else who would like to get this working , here is what I have done.
I set all this up via SSH on my desktop rather than the built-in terminal, this allows easy copy & paste as well as file transfers via secure copy (scp)
Good Luck
cybergypsy
For anyone else who would like to get this working , here is what I have done.
I set all this up via SSH on my desktop rather than the built-in terminal, this allows easy copy & paste as well as file transfers via secure copy (scp)
- Installed the aumix-gtk applcation from the repositories.
- Installed the cron package from this thread.
- As root created a crontab containing :-
This mutes the tablet at 11:30pm and un-mutes it at 07:00amCode:30 23 * * * aumix -w 0 00 7 * * * aumix -w 90
- Either reboot or run cron from the command line.
Good Luck
cybergypsy
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2008-06-14
, 15:31
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Joined on May 2008
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#4
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You should put this onto the wiki, I guess.
Bravo !
Bravo !
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2008-06-20
, 12:23
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Joined on Mar 2008
@ Buenos Aires, Argentina
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#5
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Thanks, Cybergypsy.
My first contact with Linux was with my N810 and managing to set a crontab to mute and un-mute the device was really entertaining.
What other uses you have for cron?
My first contact with Linux was with my N810 and managing to set a crontab to mute and un-mute the device was really entertaining.
What other uses you have for cron?
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2008-06-20
, 12:50
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Joined on Feb 2008
@ Dayton, TN
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#6
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I wonder if it would be possible to do something similar to this for the indicator light. I sometimes wake up to an annoying flashing blue light in the middle of the night when I receive an email.
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2008-06-20
, 12:53
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@ France
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I have turned off the LED notifications :-
Settings > Control Panel > Display > LEDs
....and sleep easy.
Settings > Control Panel > Display > LEDs
....and sleep easy.
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2008-06-20
, 13:22
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Joined on Mar 2008
@ Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Originally Posted by aNoble
Yes! That would be great.
I wonder if it would be possible to do something similar to this for the indicator light. I sometimes wake up to an annoying flashing blue light in the middle of the night when I receive an email.
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2008-06-20
, 14:38
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Joined on Dec 2007
@ Halifax, NS
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I already clicked it, but THANK YOU! (the automated ones are a little cheap)
I was envisioning that this would be an ideal task for a linux handheld, just never got to test it and list it out so directly.
I have also set it to mute for regularly scheduled meetings I have.
I was envisioning that this would be an ideal task for a linux handheld, just never got to test it and list it out so directly.
I have also set it to mute for regularly scheduled meetings I have.
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2008-06-20
, 15:06
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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#10
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Originally Posted by aNoble
Well, yes it can be done.
I wonder if it would be possible to do something similar to this for the indicator light. I sometimes wake up to an annoying flashing blue light in the middle of the night when I receive an email.
Make cron run gconftool which turns off the LED value (not sure on specifics but I know for SURE that the LED's are controlled via gconf)
thanks