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2010-08-26
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2010-08-27
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2010-08-28
, 12:23
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2010-08-28
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#1694
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2010-08-28
, 16:25
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2010-08-28
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2010-08-30
, 17:09
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2010-08-31
, 17:10
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#1698
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Dear Qole,
Thank you again for a great application. I have one question which I feel is best addressed to you, the creator of Easy Debian. I have installed 'third-party' applications within Easy Debian such as Putty (for SSH GUI) and Khexedit (a hex editor). The programs runs flawlessly inside the LXDE desktop environment, however if I try to run the programs from the Maemo terminal (after running "debian" as root) all keyboard input does not go in the newly opened program, but instead keyboard input goes on the terminal command line (which I can see once I quit the application). Stylus support works well, I can click stuff, but I cannot enter any text to show up in the applications.
I often like to initiate non-Maemo programs such as Putty and Khexedit directly from the command line (as opposed to entering the LXDE environment), can you please provide any ideas on how to get the keyboard to input commands correctly?
Thank you again
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2010-08-31
, 19:57
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I have a similar problem. It is with the game Tile World. I tried using qobi-wmhint-fix through a shell script to bring focus back to the game but I'm having trouble automating it. I can get it to work manually though.
Would it be possible for anyone to create a program or shell script that will run a program and apply the fix automatically to it after running it?
#!/bin/sh ################################## #Change these two variables to the WM of your choice. WMNAME="$1" ; WMEXEC="$2" [ "x$WMNAME" != x ] || WMNAME="Xephyr" [ "x$WMEXEC" != x ] || WMEXEC="startlxde1" ################################## export DISPLAY=:0 export TSLIB_TSDEVICE=/dev/input/event3 #export TSLIB_CALIBFILE=/etc/pointercal export GTK_MODULES=libgtkstylus.so zenity --display=:0 --info --title="Information" --text="Welcome to Easy Debian LXDE. This window is needed to gain keyboard focus in LXDE. Click OK." & /usr/bin/Xephyr :1 -screen 800x480 -br -ac & while [ "x$PARWIN" = "x" ] ; do # wait for Xephyr window to appear export PARWIN=`wmctrl -l | grep -i $WMNAME | awk '{print $1}'` echo "($PARWIN)" done DISPLAY=:1 ; habak -mf /usr/share/fonts/truetype/DroidSans-Bold.ttf \ -ht 'Ctrl-back to return to dashboard.' DISPLAY=:0 ; wmctrl -i -r $PARWIN -T 'Easy Debian' wmctrl -i -r $PARWIN -b toggle,fullscreen while [ "x$TWOWIN" = "x" ] ; do # wait for Zenity dialog to pop up... export TWOWIN=`wmctrl -l | grep -i Information | awk '{print $1}'` done #echo window id: $TWOWIN wmctrl -i -a $TWOWIN sudo /sbin/qobi-wmhint-fix $PARWIN #/usr/bin/set-focus $PARWIN wmctrl -i -a $PARWIN /usr/bin/$WMEXEC killall Xephyr export DISPLAY=:0
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2010-09-01
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#1700
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beta, debian, easy debian, extras-devel, fremantle, i <3 qole, squeeze |
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