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2011-01-19
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The only reason I'm seriously contemplating getting another phone is the e-mail program.
If someone could make something like Profimail that I used on my E90 I'd be over the moon. Even a mailprogram that will just simply download the POP3 messages so I can instanty review them when I want.
I get seriously pissed off if I can't reread a mail I read earlier because the program needs to contact the server again and I'm out of 3G range.
If someone could make something like Profimail that I used on my E90 I'd be over the moon. Even a mailprogram that will just simply download the POP3 messages so I can instanty review them when I want.
I get seriously pissed off if I can't reread a mail I read earlier because the program needs to contact the server again and I'm out of 3G range.
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2011-01-19
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Originally Posted by Timstertoo
I kept my e90 when I first encountered the n900 email client Modest,
The only reason I'm seriously contemplating getting another phone is the e-mail program.
If someone could make something like Profimail that I used on my E90 I'd be over the moon. Even a mailprogram that will just simply download the POP3 messages so I can instanty review them when I want.
I get seriously pissed off if I can't reread a mail I read earlier because the program needs to contact the server again and I'm out of 3G range.
but have now abandoned it since using Claws for several months,
which does far more than the e90 email client ever did.
Have you checked out Claws-mail ?
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2011-01-21
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All I am Looking is a Basic Feature...
1. To have Multiselect and Delete in Individual conversation (currently i have to delete each and every unwanted messages one by one, If I clear the conversation then selected message from a person cannot be retained)
2. To Move messages from conversation inbox to drafts or filtered folders.
1. To have Multiselect and Delete in Individual conversation (currently i have to delete each and every unwanted messages one by one, If I clear the conversation then selected message from a person cannot be retained)
2. To Move messages from conversation inbox to drafts or filtered folders.
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2011-01-21
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I have been looking at making this myself but unfourtunately i dont have the time to do it.
To convert audelicious into a simple professional audio measurementprogram.
What is missing is that audelicious is linear instead of logaritmic (Linear is rather useless in audio) and it doesnt have userdefined zoom for frequency and decibel.
Also, to track and show the peakfrequency is a rather useful function which seems to be simple to implement..
And it would also be nice with a tone/sweep/pinknoise generator thru the headphonejack.
The ability to accept a standard calibrationfile for a measurementmicrophone thru the inputjack would also be nice, but not necessary.
The part i am missing most now in audelicious, is a logaritmic scale and the ability to freely choose frequency an db scales.
Also, a Overloadindication to tell when the measurements arent valid anymore is rather vital.
Audelicious source:
http://mynokiablog.com/2010/03/31/vi...he-nokia-n900/
An app for IPhone that explains what i mean.
http://www.studiosixdigital.com/fft_demo_part_one.html
http://www.studiosixdigital.com/rta_demo_video.html
Last edited by electroaudio; 2011-01-22 at 08:01.
To convert audelicious into a simple professional audio measurementprogram.
What is missing is that audelicious is linear instead of logaritmic (Linear is rather useless in audio) and it doesnt have userdefined zoom for frequency and decibel.
Also, to track and show the peakfrequency is a rather useful function which seems to be simple to implement..
And it would also be nice with a tone/sweep/pinknoise generator thru the headphonejack.
The ability to accept a standard calibrationfile for a measurementmicrophone thru the inputjack would also be nice, but not necessary.
The part i am missing most now in audelicious, is a logaritmic scale and the ability to freely choose frequency an db scales.
Also, a Overloadindication to tell when the measurements arent valid anymore is rather vital.
Audelicious source:
http://mynokiablog.com/2010/03/31/vi...he-nokia-n900/
An app for IPhone that explains what i mean.
http://www.studiosixdigital.com/fft_demo_part_one.html
http://www.studiosixdigital.com/rta_demo_video.html
Last edited by electroaudio; 2011-01-22 at 08:01.
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2011-01-22
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Originally Posted by HellFlyer
OMG that's not available for my country. So can anybody help me to get that app. I tried firefox user agent changer but its only sending me that catalogue detail file.
http://store.ovi.com/content/42570
Edit1:surprizingly apt-get did the job without any hiccups.
Edit2
nly good thing about this app is zoom in and zoom out.
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I ain't actually missing anything on my N900, I am quite happy with all the apps there are. Though, I'd love to have a multi-platform MMORPG optimized for small-scale devices with touchscreens. Hell, I'd love to code something like that myself too, but lacking any artistic skills kind of hurts the plan.
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2011-01-22
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I like these ideas
However, there's a sort of abstraction between alarmd and the alarm dialog itself, the latter is provided by SystemUI.
alarmd commands the alarm dialog to present itself through a D-Bus method call; see its methods here. As alarmd is open-source, one could modify it either to run a program of your choosing or to make it emit a signal before it shows the dialog.
There's one problem, though, that may be evident if you look at the methods provided: The alarm_close method doesn't allow for the response to be given (snooze etc.) so I'm not sure how useful it would be for your use case of appointments. As the alarm dialog itself is closed-source, modification is not realistically possible either.
I'm certainly no programmer, but this is easy for anyone with basic GTK+ knowledge. Hell, I'd do it but I removed my Ubuntu install and Python's not for me.
In essence (take note of the "no programmer" bit!), all that would be required would be to:
(AFAIK there's no support for Qt applets in the status menu area)
Manipulation of profiles is easy, just use http://maemo.org/api_refs/5.0/5.0-final/libprofile/ or profiled's D-Bus interface directly.
In my opinion, using alarmd is overkill for such a simple task with not such long times, but perhaps alarmd has battery benefits I'm not aware of (and the RSS application uses it as far as I know)? An alternative would be the simple timeout but using the IPHB functionality (used by those news and Amazon applets if I remember correctly) of the N900 which tries to emit any "wake up" events to all using it at around the same time, given you can live with it being a few seconds early or late
Last edited by jstokes; 2011-01-22 at 11:58.
Originally Posted by sjgadsby
When doing quick, cursory looks into how the alarm stuff works on the N800 for auouymous' advanced system-ui, I found that there are no D-Bus signals emitted (on the N800 at least).
1. If the alarm D-bus signals allow it, I'd like a small, non-GUI application that registers itself to be called anytime the alarm goes off. Once called, the application would for a short time monitor the accelerometer for, say, a triple tap on the device. If the triple tap came, the application would dismiss the alarm. Otherwise, the app would simply close itself.
However, there's a sort of abstraction between alarmd and the alarm dialog itself, the latter is provided by SystemUI.
alarmd commands the alarm dialog to present itself through a D-Bus method call; see its methods here. As alarmd is open-source, one could modify it either to run a program of your choosing or to make it emit a signal before it shows the dialog.
There's one problem, though, that may be evident if you look at the methods provided: The alarm_close method doesn't allow for the response to be given (snooze etc.) so I'm not sure how useful it would be for your use case of appointments. As the alarm dialog itself is closed-source, modification is not realistically possible either.
2. I'd like a addition to the status menu with several buttons, a bit like the Simple Brightness Applet. However, instead of various brightness levels, the buttons on this new applet would be for different units of time, perhaps 1/2 hr, 1 hr, 1-1/2 hrs, 2 hrs, and 2-1/2 hrs. Tapping one of the times would immediately switch the phone from General profile to Silent profile and register an event with alarmd the selected amount of time in the future. The alarmd event, when it arrived, would prompt the applet to switch back to the General profile.
This would allow the phone to autimatically return to it's normal, useful, noisy self after being curtious during events such as meetings, movies, and dates.
In essence (take note of the "no programmer" bit!), all that would be required would be to:
- Pack a bunch of GtkToggleButtons
- Handle their "clicked" events by setting the profile to Silent and creating a timer etc.
- Setting the profile back when done and deselecting the button, having stopped the emission of the clicked signal first
(AFAIK there's no support for Qt applets in the status menu area)
Manipulation of profiles is easy, just use http://maemo.org/api_refs/5.0/5.0-final/libprofile/ or profiled's D-Bus interface directly.
In my opinion, using alarmd is overkill for such a simple task with not such long times, but perhaps alarmd has battery benefits I'm not aware of (and the RSS application uses it as far as I know)? An alternative would be the simple timeout but using the IPHB functionality (used by those news and Amazon applets if I remember correctly) of the N900 which tries to emit any "wake up" events to all using it at around the same time, given you can live with it being a few seconds early or late
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2011-01-23
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Originally Posted by theonelaw
No I haven't!
I kept my e90 when I first encountered the n900 email client Modest,
but have now abandoned it since using Claws for several months,
which does far more than the e90 email client ever did.
Have you checked out Claws-mail ?
Will do that right now as I was hoping to keep hanging in there with the N900 until the N9 comes out.
Thanks!
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