Originally Posted by siovene

You mean you got it working? The problem, I believe, is that you downloaded the binary from Garage, rather than installing from App. Manager. I guess I compiled it using an unreleased SDK.



No, unfortunately it's not possible. My first implementation attempted to install actual real profile, but it was a failure, since the power menu assumes that there's only two profiles. I couldn't hack around such hardcoded limit, so I had to fallback to using preset.

If you choose General, from the Power Menu, it will use the General profile with the last selected Tweakr Preset.

Preset are just a way or remembering the current General settings with a name, so you can get back to them easily.

Originally Posted by Bingley Joe

Thanks for that!

Is it possible to have that script invoked when certain events occur?

For instance, I have a Tweakr profile called "Headphones" which silences ringtones -- I'd love to have it automatically invoked when I insert some headphones into the jack (and for the process to be reversed when I remove them)..

Originally Posted by bumby

Of course, everythings possible with this lovely device
First you need to install dbus-scripts. Then you'll have to create two files

In "/etc/dbus-scripts.d/somethingsomething":

Code:

/path/to/script :1.11 * org.freedesktop.Hal.Manager * /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/computer_logicaldev_input_1

In "/path/to/script":

Code:

#!/bin/bash
ACTION="$4"

case $ACTION in
	DeviceAdded)
		switchprofile "Headphones"
	;;
	DeviceRemoved)
		switchprofile "General"
	;;
esac

And to try it out, either restart dbus-scripts (sudo /etc/init.d/dbus-scripts restart) or start a new instance width /usr/sbin/dbus-scripts --system --debug.

running dbus-script in debug mode is very helpful when you want to catch events such as headphones in/out.

Originally Posted by bumby

Of course, everythings possible with this lovely device
First you need to install dbus-scripts. Then you'll have to create two files

In "/etc/dbus-scripts.d/somethingsomething":

Code:

/path/to/script :1.11 * org.freedesktop.Hal.Manager * /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/computer_logicaldev_input_1

In "/path/to/script":

Code:

#!/bin/bash
ACTION="$4"

case $ACTION in
	DeviceAdded)
		switchprofile "Headphones"
	;;
	DeviceRemoved)
		switchprofile "General"
	;;
esac

And to try it out, either restart dbus-scripts (sudo /etc/init.d/dbus-scripts restart) or start a new instance width /usr/sbin/dbus-scripts --system --debug.

running dbus-script in debug mode is very helpful when you want to catch events such as headphones in/out.

Originally Posted by bumby

Of course, everythings possible with this lovely device

Originally Posted by turpe

Hi all how I can install Samba daemon or driver or something on to my N900 to be Windows file system compatible thru wifi
Thx

Originally Posted by evad

Just installed 0.0.15 from extras-testing. Nice app, however I have some concerns:

• Tweakr completely borked the default behaviour of lens cover. Normally lens cover when opened unlocks the device AND starts camera application. After installing Tweakr I get two different behaviours: when tickbox is checked - lens cover only unlocks device but doesn't start a camera; when tickbox is unchecked - opening lens cover while device is locked does nothing, I need to unlock device, and then slide lens to get camera launched. I would rather see an three-way option for lens cover opening: 1) leave default behaviour, 2) unlock only, 3) do nothing.