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2010-05-28
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OK, I'm just waiting for my N900 to finish updating the -devel repo and then will look for what libs it wants to install.
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2010-05-28
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Here they are:
libqt4-maemo5-core (4.6.2-git20100212-0maemo1)
pyside-qt4-base
pyside-qt4-maemo5
libboost-python1...
I understand, that pyside libs have to be installed but why is there a core package in the list? As far as I remember the issues with qt, the *-maemo5 packages were meant to offer qt4.6 to PR1.1, right?
The same happens (with many more libs, all from qt-maemo5) when trying to install autodisconnect. And I need both programs together for having regular internet connection with automatic disconnection. I really miss that!!!
Last edited by x-lette; 2010-05-28 at 17:53. Reason: added version
libqt4-maemo5-core (4.6.2-git20100212-0maemo1)
pyside-qt4-base
pyside-qt4-maemo5
libboost-python1...
I understand, that pyside libs have to be installed but why is there a core package in the list? As far as I remember the issues with qt, the *-maemo5 packages were meant to offer qt4.6 to PR1.1, right?
The same happens (with many more libs, all from qt-maemo5) when trying to install autodisconnect. And I need both programs together for having regular internet connection with automatic disconnection. I really miss that!!!
Last edited by x-lette; 2010-05-28 at 17:53. Reason: added version
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2010-05-28
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I'm not sure why libqt4-maemo5-core isn't installed by default, but it seems like it isn't. I wouldn't worry about it, stuff is optified anyway.
What I'm really wondering about is why libboost is still being installed! That is odd. That hog should have gone away with the new pyside. I'll release a slightly updated version of Alarmed soonish anyway, I'll look into what's going on. Maybe it's still in the dependencies of my package...
What I'm really wondering about is why libboost is still being installed! That is odd. That hog should have gone away with the new pyside. I'll release a slightly updated version of Alarmed soonish anyway, I'll look into what's going on. Maybe it's still in the dependencies of my package...
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2010-05-29
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Just to avoid confusion - please note that libqt4-maemo5-* packages are deprecated and will be removed from extras-devel in the near future (really, there is no point using them any more). Please use libqt4-* for Qt4.6 or libqt4-experimental-* for Qt4.7.
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by attila77
Allright, so I'll wait for these packages to depend on qt-maemo5 no more. Thanks for clarification!
Just to avoid confusion - please note that libqt4-maemo5-* packages are deprecated and will be removed from extras-devel in the near future (really, there is no point using them any more). Please use libqt4-* for Qt4.6 or libqt4-experimental-* for Qt4.7.
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2010-05-30
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The point is, I'm not depending on any of that. I depend on:
python-alarm, python2.5, pyside-qt4-base, pyside-qt4-core, pyside-qt4-maemo5, pyside-qt4-gui
nothing more. Just python, python-alarm and a small part of pyside. It seems like the current pyside packages still depend on boost and the deprecated libqt4-maemo5-* packages and are *not* the new shiboken ones. I'm currently asking around what the hold up is. But it's not a problem with my package, basically.
python-alarm, python2.5, pyside-qt4-base, pyside-qt4-core, pyside-qt4-maemo5, pyside-qt4-gui
nothing more. Just python, python-alarm and a small part of pyside. It seems like the current pyside packages still depend on boost and the deprecated libqt4-maemo5-* packages and are *not* the new shiboken ones. I'm currently asking around what the hold up is. But it's not a problem with my package, basically.
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- "Reaction face-off", a two-player puzzle/knowledge/reaction game.
- "ytcli", a simple but effective command line youtube client which allows you to play videos from the CLI instantly or download videos on a queue.
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2010-05-30
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Current PySide packages depend on correct packages, see http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...0.3.1-1maemo2/ . What is likely happening is that some people might have/had old versions of pyside core/gui installed (can happen easily if you upgraded via OTA), and then you try to install something that needs the maemo5 module. The package manager then tries to install the module which corresponds to your existing pyside install -> end up with the wrong version for PR1.2 The best is to uninstall the packages which pulled in the old version of pyside and reinstall them again (so they could download the new one).
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2010-05-30
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OK, I just checked for installed versions of pyside and this is the list:
I installed PR1.2 via flasher and reinstalled most applications using the restored backup.
Just forgot to mention: pyside is only depended on by healthcheck. I guess I'll try to deinstall healthcheck and look if alarmed has different dependencies then.
Last edited by x-lette; 2010-05-30 at 11:08.
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Nokia-N900:~# dpkg -l | grep pyside ii libpyside0.3 0.3.1-1maemo2 Python bindings for Qt 4 (base files) ii pyside-qt4-core 0.3.1-1maemo2 Qt 4 core module - Python bindings ii pyside-qt4-gui 0.3.1-1maemo2 Qt 4 GUI module - Python bindings
Just forgot to mention: pyside is only depended on by healthcheck. I guess I'll try to deinstall healthcheck and look if alarmed has different dependencies then.
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2010-05-30
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Originally Posted by shapeshifter
A-ha ! I think found what’s causing the problem. The pyside-qt4-base module is not part of pyside any more, by having that in there you’re forcing the last pyside that had it (a fairly ancient boost one).
The point is, I'm not depending on any of that. I depend on:
python-alarm, python2.5, pyside-qt4-base, pyside-qt4-core, pyside-qt4-maemo5, pyside-qt4-gui
nothing more. Just python, python-alarm and a small part of pyside. It seems like the current pyside packages still depend on boost and the deprecated libqt4-maemo5-* packages and are *not* the new shiboken ones. I'm currently asking around what the hold up is. But it's not a problem with my package, basically.
As a rule of thumb for python package dependencies - depend only on what you import. If you’re not importing it, it’s not yours to depend on it
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2010-05-30
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Hello, I was wondering what the current build status was against PR 1.2... ??? I started tinkering with using Alarmed in the previous Feemantle version, but ugraded to PR 1.2 (via a re-flash, the only way to go IMHO). This looks like THE perfect scheduling app, BTW, thanks...
One more Question, does the app have the ability to sense an event, and respond with an action??? By that I mean, can it, let's say, detect when the N900 has connected to a network (a particular one, maybe), detecting a certain bluetooth MAC, or registering a certain keypress and then execue a command in a certain time from that??? Or is there a similar app that can be used in conjunction with Alarmed to do this sort of thing???
I know of a Ubuntu package hat can detect a paricular bluetooth signal and execute a command when signal strength reaches a certain level, whether paired or not...
By the way the desired application for these functions I am asking about is integration and synchronization with a z-wave based home automation set up (like Micasaverde Vera &/or LinuxMCE).
Last edited by JaseP; 2010-05-30 at 17:04.
One more Question, does the app have the ability to sense an event, and respond with an action??? By that I mean, can it, let's say, detect when the N900 has connected to a network (a particular one, maybe), detecting a certain bluetooth MAC, or registering a certain keypress and then execue a command in a certain time from that??? Or is there a similar app that can be used in conjunction with Alarmed to do this sort of thing???
I know of a Ubuntu package hat can detect a paricular bluetooth signal and execute a command when signal strength reaches a certain level, whether paired or not...
By the way the desired application for these functions I am asking about is integration and synchronization with a z-wave based home automation set up (like Micasaverde Vera &/or LinuxMCE).
Last edited by JaseP; 2010-05-30 at 17:04.