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2009-12-10
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#81
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Originally Posted by iJanne
what app are you using to take the screen capture ?
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2009-12-10
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#83
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
Aha, I see all the .deb files saved there, thanks for the hint! I'll move them over to an archive folder elsewhere
Well, I'm seeing their files in /opt/offscr*... However, when you use apt-get, be sure to check your /var/cache/apt/archives for any leftovers...
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2009-12-10
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#84
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iJanne, the N86 is the 3rd Edition S60 flagship, the N97 is for 5th Edition, and the N900 is the Maemo flagship at the moment, and Nokia's flagship OS is Maemo, so why wouldn't it be Nokia's flagship?
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2009-12-10
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#85
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Originally Posted by christexaport
Because Nokia's flagship os is Symbian.
iJanne, the N86 is the 3rd Edition S60 flagship, the N97 is for 5th Edition, and the N900 is the Maemo flagship at the moment, and Nokia's flagship OS is Maemo, so why wouldn't it be Nokia's flagship?
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2009-12-10
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#86
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well i tried, det apt-get install command
seems like it can't because of some dependency called libqt4-gui. maybe i should just wait for official release.
seems like it can't because of some dependency called libqt4-gui. maybe i should just wait for official release.
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2009-12-10
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#87
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Originally Posted by mthmob
it's getting dependencies for me as well. use
well i tried, det apt-get install command
seems like it can't because of some dependency called libqt4-gui. maybe i should just wait for official release.
sudo gainroot
apt-get install offscr-solitaire
for example.
To clean up downloaded .deb files
cd /var/cache/apt/archives
ls
[you should see a bunch of .deb files, check they are the ones you installed, then...]
mv *.deb /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/
And then you can delete them manually from File Manager app.
I'd rather not say how to delete *.deb just in case anything goes wrong!
Edit: You can replace * with the filename if there are other .deb files in there that you don't want to move.
Last edited by Thor; 2009-12-10 at 23:23.
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2009-12-10
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#88
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Originally Posted by Thor
thx
it's getting dependencies for me as well. use
sudo gainroot
apt-get install offscr-solitaire
for example.
To clean up downloaded .deb files
cd /var/cache/apt/archives
ls
[you should see a bunch of .deb files, check they are the ones you installed, then...]
mv *.deb /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/
And then you can delete them manually from File Manager app.
I'd rather not say how to delete *.deb just in case anything goes wrong!
Edit: You can replace * with the filename if there are other .deb files in there that you don't want to move.
worked like a charm, and deleted the deb files after.
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2009-12-10
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#89
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I have installed rootsh and used the command to install solitaire
root
apt-get install offscr-solitaire
and now going back to the original ovi website, trying to download backgammon touch, i get an error saying...
how do i fix this? :/
root
apt-get install offscr-solitaire
and now going back to the original ovi website, trying to download backgammon touch, i get an error saying...
/var/tmp/LYuQnvJs.part could not be saved, because of an unknown error occured.
Try saving to different location.
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2009-12-10
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#90
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Originally Posted by Thor
apt-get clean
it's getting dependencies for me as well. use
sudo gainroot
apt-get install offscr-solitaire
for example.
To clean up downloaded .deb files
cd /var/cache/apt/archives
ls
[you should see a bunch of .deb files, check they are the ones you installed, then...]
mv *.deb /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/
And then you can delete them manually from File Manager app.
I'd rather not say how to delete *.deb just in case anything goes wrong!
Edit: You can replace * with the filename if there are other .deb files in there that you don't want to move.
Doesn't that work and wouldn't it be a bit easier?