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	Addison	2010-05-08 , 02:29
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Not much of an app, but if you have Pidgin installed and never heard of this before, you're missing out.

http://maemo.jabber.dk/

Makes it so the LED flashes when receiving a new text message.

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	silvermountain	2010-05-08 , 02:55
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Originally Posted by Addison

Not much of an app, but if you have Pidgin installed and never heard of this before, you're missing out.

http://maemo.jabber.dk/

Makes it so the LED flashes when receiving a new text message.

I wish this would also work for DC and/or ToR

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coffeecat	2010-05-09 , 23:11
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Originally Posted by silvermountain

2) DragLock
One of the most frustrating things on the OS2008 was the lack of being able to keep the widgets in place by locking them down.
This simple little app fixes that and gives you a 'lock' and 'unlock' option for your desktop widgets.

Easy instructions on how to install DragLock here

Note: There is a bug-fix/patch for this, I believe, in a future SSU update but for now this is still the solution for me.

I've been waiting a long time for this, and I didn't even know it!

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	silvermountain	2010-05-13 , 23:51
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Originally Posted by coffeecat

I've been waiting a long time for this, and I didn't even know it!

Happy that you found something of use

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	LABAUDIO	2010-05-14 , 01:19
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Just a little shoot out for say some state i experienced...

When you use x11vnc server on your tablet for control and see your tablet on your desktop, you ave some issue when you try click on some area on the desktop...

Yes in fact, in x11vnc server, whit default installation....you got a lot of issue...

in fact this 3 files you need to install for drag lock here

https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2639

this 3 files fix this x11vnc in the same time...

i dont know why...but after i installed this 3 files for drag lock option first, i realise my x11vnc its completely worked now...so if you have an issue whit you x11vnc...try to install this 3 files woot

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lma	2010-05-14 , 10:52
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Originally Posted by LABAUDIO

i dont know why...but after i installed this 3 files for drag lock option first, i realise my x11vnc its completely worked now...

Sounds like the packages you installed also include the patches from bug 4225.

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buurmas	2010-05-14 , 18:08
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Also, if you get tired of websites bogged down by Flash, you can use the link in my sig to get URLs to more mobile-friendly sites. Or you can use Opera Mobile, which currently doesn't support Flash.

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	silvermountain	2010-05-14 , 19:18
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Originally Posted by buurmas

Also, if you get tired of websites bogged down by Flash, you can use the link in my sig to get URLs to more mobile-friendly sites. Or you can use Opera Mobile, which currently doesn't support Flash.

Or you can use flashblocker on microb ;-)

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gerbick	2010-05-14 , 20:10
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I never quite understood why people want to use Flashblock. You can shut off the Shockwave Flash component via the browser.

Tools > Components > Shockwave Flash > Details > (uncheck) Enable Component

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	silvermountain	2010-05-14 , 20:16
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Originally Posted by gerbick

I never quite understood why people want to use Flashblock. You can shut off the Shockwave Flash component via the browser.

Tools > Components > Shockwave Flash > Details > (uncheck) Enable Component

Because with Flashblock you leave the Flash component ON (and all flash is by default now "enabled but blocked").

When you come to a page where you DO want to see a particular flash you just click on the flash logo: