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2010-12-12
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#232
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After being a bit disappointed with UBUNTU (I can't install any apps) I Want to uninstall it and try Arch. I'm planning to do a full re-flash. Am I obliged to install easy debian or simply Easy chroot? Some say in the previous posts that he did not install easy debian!
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2010-12-12
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If that was your disappointment, than itīs better not to even think about archmobile. Not even a browser is available and the build packages lack as well. So as a result somebody will have to start cross-compiling native applications and pray they actually run.
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2010-12-12
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Originally Posted by anthonie
Hahahahah! Really?? I wanted to test it just for fun!!! But if not even a browser is available i think I will reinstall UBUNTU. About easy debian, Am I obliged to install it or just easy chroot???
If that was your disappointment, than itīs better not to even think about archmobile. Not even a browser is available and the build packages lack as well. So as a result somebody will have to start cross-compiling native applications and pray they actually run.
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2010-12-12
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I donīt have easy debian installed, so my guess is itīs not needed. But if itīs for play anyway, you might install it just to see whatīs going on. I installed Arch only because it used Enlightenment. Letīs call it an old love of mine, that Iīm happy to see again on my n900. Also I wanted to be able to play around with an Enlightenment module called Illume I had seen a vid on youtube with an n800 running their virtual keyboard. Long story short: it turns out to be already installed with this Archmobile image and itīs not just a virtual keyboard but a complete theme. And a nice one at that.
Conclusion: interested in play? Than by all means, do install Arch and have a play with Enlightenment, fire up the Illume theme, play with the virtual terminal keyboard. Then come back and tell me that keyboard sucks
Have fun
Edit: Whatīs propaganda without eye candy? So screenshots were added.
Last edited by anthonie; 2010-12-12 at 23:12.
Conclusion: interested in play? Than by all means, do install Arch and have a play with Enlightenment, fire up the Illume theme, play with the virtual terminal keyboard. Then come back and tell me that keyboard sucks
Have fun
Edit: Whatīs propaganda without eye candy? So screenshots were added.
Last edited by anthonie; 2010-12-12 at 23:12.
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2010-12-13
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Originally Posted by anthonie
It seems that the N900 Keyboard works now with archmobile!!
I donīt have easy debian installed, so my guess is itīs not needed. But if itīs for play anyway, you might install it just to see whatīs going on. I installed Arch only because it used Enlightenment. Letīs call it an old love of mine, that Iīm happy to see again on my n900. Also I wanted to be able to play around with an Enlightenment module called Illume I had seen a vid on youtube with an n800 running their virtual keyboard. Long story short: it turns out to be already installed with this Archmobile image and itīs not just a virtual keyboard but a complete theme. And a nice one at that.
Conclusion: interested in play? Than by all means, do install Arch and have a play with Enlightenment, fire up the Illume theme, play with the virtual terminal keyboard. Then come back and tell me that keyboard sucks
Have fun
Edit: Whatīs propaganda without eye candy? So screenshots were added.
I don't want to install another system wich will not be useful! I thought that by installing UBUNTU i would have a whole complete OS but It lacks many things!!!!
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2010-12-13
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I love Ubuntu which faster than Easy Debian,I can installed and run some software on it, such as Gimp, inkscape, rawstudio...
Just hope someone can make a easy ubuntu, easy to install, like easy debian, improve it and keep to update the image.
,I can installed and run some software on it, such as Gimp, inkscape, rawstudio... Just hope someone can make a easy ubuntu, easy to install, like easy debian, improve it and keep to update the image.
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2010-12-13
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Originally Posted by anthonie
lol since installing in ubuntu uses "pacman" I thought there were diiferent "cp" and "chmod" command for Archlinux.. thanks alot.. gonna try that later..
I always copy those files to a subfolder from the location where I run chroot.
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Copy both files over to /home/user/archlinux either through your USB or by terminal.
After that, chroot into archlinux and copy those files to the appropriate places, id est
set-focus goes to usr/bin/ and the other one goes to /sbin/
While still chrooted you should be able to chmod +x both these files.
Originally Posted by qole
@qole :
deny_winarto: Just make a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications/hildon with the command you use to run openoffice in the "EXEC=" line.
Could you tell us which part of the "debbie" script in usr/bin that i should modify in order to do the same thing for ubuntu?
Thanks.
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2010-12-13
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@deny_winarto: OpenOffice Desktop
so all you have to do is change debbie for ubuntu
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=OpenOffice GenericName=OpenOffice Exec=ubuntu openoffice.org Icon=ooo-gulls X-Osso-Type=application/x-executable X-HildonDesk-ShowInToolbar=true Terminal=true Type=Application StartupNotify=true
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2010-12-13
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Originally Posted by juandp77
Alright, this is what i;m looking for
@deny_winarto: OpenOffice Desktop
so all you have to do is change debbie for ubuntuCode:#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=OpenOffice GenericName=OpenOffice Exec=ubuntu openoffice.org Icon=ooo-gulls X-Osso-Type=application/x-executable X-HildonDesk-ShowInToolbar=true Terminal=true Type=Application StartupNotify=true
thanks gonna try it now
So:
Copy both files over to /home/user/archlinux either through your USB or by terminal.
After that, chroot into archlinux and copy those files to the appropriate places, id est
set-focus goes to usr/bin/ and the other one goes to /sbin/
While still chrooted you should be able to chmod +x both these files.