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2010-09-27
, 14:28
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#182
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Unable to install: conflicting programs
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2010-09-27
, 14:34
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#183
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Originally Posted by rotoflex
I have same error...
Unable to install: conflicting programs
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2010-09-27
, 15:00
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@ UNKLE's Never Never Land
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#184
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Originally Posted by DaSilva
Try the following:
Whenever I save settings (doesn't matter if I choose "Persistant" or just "Apply") and then press on "Show current" only very few options are displayed as enabled.
Bug or feature?
1. press "proposed"
2. press "Apply"
3. press "current"
4. press "proposed"
The difference in 3 and 4 should be only the enable checkboxes.
If not, then Houston we have a problem..
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2010-09-27
, 15:08
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#185
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Originally Posted by rotoflex
I had followed up and eventually solved this for a user few pages back. The last steps where done offline.
Unable to install: conflicting programs
So here is what helped in his case.
Disable all repos that come from outside maemo.
Disable the devel repo.
Code:
apt-get remove --purge swappolube apt-get remove --purge swappolube-nogui apt-get update apt-get install python2.5-qt4-common apt-get install swappolube
HIH
Last edited by Saturn; 2010-09-29 at 11:56. Reason: Correction of typo as James_Littler pointed out later in the thread.
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2010-09-27
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#186
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Originally Posted by Saturn
Yeah, it works like you mention there but that is not intuitive: It looks like all the options are not enabled currently and have to be enabled again to activate the optimisation. I would delete all "Enable" buttons because there is always a value saved. You can only change the value but not disable the whole command in the system. Every other applications does it like that.
Try the following:
1. press "proposed"
2. press "Apply"
3. press "current"
4. press "proposed"
The difference in 3 and 4 should be only the enable checkboxes.
If not, then Houston we have a problem..
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2010-09-27
, 21:14
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#187
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Originally Posted by DaSilva
I agree with the not-so-intuitive part.
Yeah, it works like you mention there but that is not intuitive: It looks like all the options are not enabled currently and have to be enabled again to activate the optimisation. I would delete all "Enable" buttons because there is always a value saved. You can only change the value but not disable the whole command in the system. Every other applications does it like that.
For the rest I can only say the purpose of the app is to apply or store a different config from what you have already.
So how I imagined it was to open the app see what you got, enable those you want to change, put the new settings for those only and press apply or store.
The enable buttons are there to only store a new config file for those you want changed.
I don't find your idea bad but I would like debernardis' opinion first.
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2010-09-27
, 21:15
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#188
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Has anyone noticed any difference in battery life with these modifications enabled?
I'm asking this because while looking for somthing else i stumbled on a post where the person was suspicious swappolube was the cause of a sudden reduction in average battery life.
I'm asking this because while looking for somthing else i stumbled on a post where the person was suspicious swappolube was the cause of a sudden reduction in average battery life.
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2010-09-27
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#189
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Uploaded an updated version (0.2.0-2) in extras-devel and will promote to testing.
changelog:
* Change of the Laptop Mode setting to string. (thanks cehteh)
* Updated description.
* Some UI changes - beautifications.
See the wiki for more screenshots.
changelog:
* Change of the Laptop Mode setting to string. (thanks cehteh)
* Updated description.
* Some UI changes - beautifications.
See the wiki for more screenshots.
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2010-09-27
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#190
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Originally Posted by TiagoTiago
No battery life is better. 24 hours since last charge (light use several calls) I have 70% battery
Has anyone noticed any difference in battery life with these modifications enabled?
I'm asking this because while looking for somthing else i stumbled on a post where the person was suspicious swappolube was the cause of a sudden reduction in average battery life.
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