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2010-02-05
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#82
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1. Are there any differences with the first version?
2. If I want to uninstall the "old" version(which I installed manually with the libraries) I have to uninstall these libraries,in order to not take space in rootfs, and after to install that from the extra-devel?
2. If I want to uninstall the "old" version(which I installed manually with the libraries) I have to uninstall these libraries,in order to not take space in rootfs, and after to install that from the extra-devel?
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2010-02-05
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@ Germany
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#83
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Originally Posted by anapospastos
Nearly all libs (especially the big ones from QT4.6) are optified and will be installed into:
1. Are there any differences with the first version?
2. If I want to uninstall the "old" version(which I installed manually with the libraries) I have to uninstall these libraries,in order to not take space in rootfs, and after to install that from the extra-devel?
/opt/qt4-maemo5
they won't use space on the rootfs.
Try to install it from extras-devel, it should update all libs. But as you can read in this thread sometimes some librarys are causing conflicts, then you'll have to remove or update them manually via rootsh.
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2010-02-05
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#84
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Originally Posted by shuairan
Ok tnx. Uninstall first or try to update it with that from exra-devel?
Nearly all libs (especially the big ones from QT4.6) are optified and will be installed into:
/opt/qt4-maemo5
they won't use space on the rootfs.
Try to install it from extras-devel, it should update all libs. But as you can read in this thread sometimes some librarys are causing conflicts, then you'll have to remove or update them manually via rootsh.
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2010-02-05
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#85
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Originally Posted by anapospastos
Try to update and then report here if it works :-)
Ok tnx. Uninstall first or try to update it with that from exra-devel?
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oh theres a problem with the actual version, forget to make the changes to the default configuration. if you had the previous version the config file in /home/user/.stellarium/config.ini it will work fine. for new users, i'll fix it in the next release, until that change the values in the config.ini file:
Code:
181,182c181,182 < screen_h = 768 < screen_w = 1024 --- > screen_h = 480 > screen_w = 800
Last edited by shuairan; 2010-02-05 at 12:36.
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2010-02-05
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@ Ireland
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#86
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shuairan Thanks! It works.
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2010-02-06
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@ Sweden
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#87
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Originally Posted by BillyTheFish
lets vote here
+1 for that! Should we vote here, or should we vote on Stellarium.org?
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2010-02-06
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#88
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Originally Posted by Butcherswe
Then I vote for camera integration that allows you to point your N900 at the sky and Stellarium will tell you what you're looking at, overlay star signs or overlay name tags.
lets vote here
Oh, and sky bookmarks if there is a bit of sky that you want to save to look at in more detail later.
Or is that too ambitious?
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2010-02-06
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#89
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Guys, the N900 (or any handheld non-DSLR class) camera is unable to take images of stars without a tripod or sorts, so there is little to integrate. It can guess the ALT component from the accelerometers, but AZ is missing without a dedicated compass (unless you're running in the direction of the sky you're interested in and using the GPS to get a bearing 
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2010-02-06
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Ah, that's a shame. Actually, instead of taking images of stars, I think it was meant by the original poster of the idea that the sky would be displayed in real-time on the screen of the N900 via the camera.
It's such a shame the N900 was built without a compass!
It's such a shame the N900 was built without a compass!
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if you have problems with conflicting packages maybe this here will help:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=43357
try this as root(for every conflicting package):
apt-get install libqt-maemo5-maemo5
apt-get install ilbqt4-maemo5-phonon
apt-get install libqt4-maemo5-xmlpatterns
if you don't know how to do that you probably should disable extras-devel and don't use it ;-)
You also can use a ssh connection from a PC to the N900 to close stellarium if you have problems, I never hat to reboot my device...
Last edited by shuairan; 2010-02-05 at 11:58.