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Gourmand	2008-05-01 , 19:42
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finally I removed GPE completely... I found it useless in all parts

looks like Calend is more appropriate for me with it's integrated ToDo feature, will try this... if only it works om OS2008

Last edited by Gourmand; 2008-05-01 at 20:10.

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	grog	2008-05-01 , 20:27
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Originally Posted by refortin

For alarms to work you must have the GPE Calendar application running at all times.

I put 'gpe-calendar&' in my .profile to start it up at boot, but anyone know if there's a 'hildon' way to start user apps automatically? tx

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	qwerty12	2008-05-02 , 12:07
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Place that line in an init script

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didjit86	2008-05-02 , 12:20
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Originally Posted by Gourmand

looks like Calend is more appropriate for me with it's integrated ToDo feature, will try this... if only it works om OS2008

What is Calend? Did a google search, didn't find that app.

Edit: NM, found it . http://brewer123.home.comcast.net/~b...rojects/nokia/

dijdit

Last edited by didjit86; 2008-05-02 at 12:22.

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Gourmand	2008-05-02 , 12:56
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it works

much better for me than GPE

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	grog	2008-05-03 , 18:07
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Originally Posted by grog

I put 'gpe-calendar&' in my .profile to start it up at boot, but anyone know if there's a 'hildon' way to start user apps automatically? tx

Originally Posted by qwerty12

Place that line in an init script

I assume you're answering me?

I'd thought of that, but unless I added it to the sudoers file, it would end up running as root not user. Which I'm starting to think might not be such a bad idea, 'cause every time I start a terminal (which admittedly isn't that much), it brings the focus back to the calendar 'cause it re-sources the .profile.

I just thought there might have been a 'official' tablet/maemo/hildon 'Startup' folder or method. Seems not. TX

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	grog	2008-05-06 , 20:32
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Originally Posted by grog

Originally Posted by grog
I put 'gpe-calendar&' in my .profile to start it up at boot, but anyone know if there's a 'hildon' way to start user apps automatically? tx

Originally Posted by qwerty12
Place that line in an init script

I assume you're answering me? I'd thought of that, but unless I added it to the sudoers file, it would end up running as root not user. Which I'm starting to think might not be such a bad idea, 'cause every time I start a terminal (which admittedly isn't that much), it brings the focus back to the calendar 'cause it re-sources the .profile.

I just thought there might have been a 'official' tablet/maemo/hildon 'Startup' folder or method. Seems not. TX

Just for the record I ended up having to put an rc script in, 'cause although I hadn't realized it, whenever the .profile was re-sourced (opening a new terminal, some parts of a package manager install, etc), it was starting multiple instances of the calendar.

FWIW