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2010-02-09
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it also requires some python-qt4 packages with versions from extra-devel I think
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2010-02-09
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Originally Posted by gfdsa
Indeed, it needs python-qt4 but not from extras-devel.
it also requires some python-qt4 packages with versions from extra-devel I think
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2010-02-09
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Are the python-qt4 packages optified?
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2010-02-09
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Because of the way python is optified; all python packages become automagically optified: The directories where python libs are stored are under /opt and they are bind-mounted from there. See the output of df.
Are the python-qt4 packages optified?
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2010-02-09
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Look forward to seeing it in a repo :-)
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2010-02-09
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Έλα ρε Ελλάδαρα! 
Σμπρώχ' το στο extras-devel 
Good joob mate
Σμπρώχ' το στο extras-devel Good joob mate
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2010-02-09
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Hi,
Did not work here
It ask for password on start, so i added application to sudoers, now i get a traceback about dt=wifi.scan() and bin/wifi.py dt=pickle.loads(c)
Fabrice,
Did not work here
It ask for password on start, so i added application to sudoers, now i get a traceback about dt=wifi.scan() and bin/wifi.py dt=pickle.loads(c)
Fabrice,
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2010-02-09
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Doesnt load for me
I installed it, failed on the dependencies so I did an apt-get -f install which installed pythonwifi and the wifieye
however on clickign the icon it starts to load with the little spinning disc then goes back to my main desktop screen
I installed it, failed on the dependencies so I did an apt-get -f install which installed pythonwifi and the wifieye
however on clickign the icon it starts to load with the little spinning disc then goes back to my main desktop screen
the first version of a smallan app that displays the signal strength of available wireless networks.You can get it from here for now.It is available in extras-devel: http://maemo.org/packages/view/wifieye/. Please understand that using software from extras-devel may harm your device in many ways.It is available in extras-testing.
All comments are welcome.
EDIT: It requires python-wifi, python-qt4-core, python-qt4-gui
EDIT: This version only works when wlan interface is up (e.g. when connected to a WLAN). It will be fixed in the next versionEDIT: This version is slow to start.Last edited by v13; 2010-02-21 at 20:17.