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2010-03-22
, 22:01
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#92
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Originally Posted by Metalov
1. Done.
1. Try rebooting.
2. Make sure you have at least extras-testing enabled before performing the update/installing the missing packages.
3. I'm using FlashLight too so I don't think there's any conflict.
2. Yeah, I have it enabled (in the add.manager "Catalogues" if this is right?)
3. Okay, that sounds great.
Wondering what's the problem then.
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2010-03-22
, 22:13
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#93
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Well the only thing that I did additionally was uninstalling and then reinstalling the lfocus package (After installing all the dependencies). If that doesn't help, maybe followed by a reboot, then I'm afraid I cannot assist you further.
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2010-03-22
, 22:14
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@ Hamilton, New Zealand
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#94
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I'm still waiting for this implementation to be usable on screen focus without grey area.
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2010-03-22
, 22:21
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#95
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Originally Posted by Metalov
Nope, nothing. Tryed uninstalling, then reinstalling and reboot, but nothing.
Well the only thing that I did additionally was uninstalling and then reinstalling the lfocus package (After installing all the dependencies). If that doesn't help, maybe followed by a reboot, then I'm afraid I cannot assist you further.
m2cm2c: can you help out with something here?
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2010-03-22
, 22:35
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@ Las Palmas
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#96
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Originally Posted by m2cm2c
Yeah, that fixed it. Thanks.
hey guys, I'm sorry for my late reply since I've been really busy these days.
as for the issue of the widget not showing up when you open the lens cover, I "think" it could be because of some missing packages.
please try to run the following commands as root and see if it works for you or not:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install python-hildondesktop hildon-desktop-python-loader python-gtk2 python-dbus
pkill -f /usr/bin/hildon-status-menu
after running those commands successfully you should be able to see the lfocus menu when you open up the lens cover.
and please read the first post on this thread for more information about the usage and operation of this script
cheers
Barrie
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2010-03-22
, 23:10
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@ The South Pole O.o
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#97
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Originally Posted by hackiz
hmm,if you've followed my instructions and still can't see it then I'm just guessing that you already have to many applets running and that's causing you not to see the lfocus icon ?
Nope, nothing. Tryed uninstalling, then reinstalling and reboot, but nothing.
m2cm2c: can you help out with something here?
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2010-03-22
, 23:15
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#98
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Originally Posted by m2cm2c
Is it a limit og how many applets you can run in the statusbar? It seems it looks like there is an open slot there, so i don't think it's that. I can trye uninstalling one and try..
hmm,if you've followed my instructions and still can't see it then I'm just guessing that you already have to many applets running and that's causing you not to see the lfocus icon ?
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2010-03-23
, 07:46
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#99
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it would be great to implementent it inside camera application... but meanwhile... thank u very much... works prefectly
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2010-03-23
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@ Las Palmas
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#100
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Originally Posted by hackiz
No, I don't think there is a limit. If there are too many to show you can simply scroll down.
Is it a limit og how many applets you can run in the statusbar? It seems it looks like there is an open slot there, so i don't think it's that. I can trye uninstalling one and try..
Barrie
2. Make sure you have at least extras-testing enabled before performing the update/installing the missing packages.
3. I'm using FlashLight too so I don't think there's any conflict.