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2009-09-10
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#11
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- device orientation
- gps status
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- N900
- N800
- LD-3W
- two magic OTG USB adapters
- crossed fingers
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2009-09-10
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Originally Posted by Saturn
If the update is an executable or DBUS call it should be doable. I already have custom categories (apart from those dug up from the Maemo launcher), so in that case this could fit nicely (disable updates, and then make it run via shepherd).
The best would be to ask to be given an option to disable the automatic updates and the ability to run them on request. Does this qualify for an enhancement request (if it doesn't already exist)?
Originally Posted by lma
Right ! I can already see that vectors will have to be modular/extensible as this has growing potential
Other possible vectors: CPU load, RAM/SWAP
usage, network load. Maybe contextkit integration down the line.
And since we're on an input frenzy... with a N900 we could also do:- Light sensor
- Kickstand
- Proxymity sensor
Not sure about the use cases for these, but... that's up to you !
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2009-09-10
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Originally Posted by qole
Absolutely ! (That's a new connectivity flag BTW.. new connection, nice, nice)
So you could use this to send your IP address to a central server every time you connected to a new WiFi? (Still) thinking of a thief-catching utility...
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2009-09-10
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@ UNKLE's Never Never Land
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Originally Posted by qole
Could also sent the last known GPS location. Adds also value which later can be used differently. e.g plot in a map your day out.
So you could use this to send your IP address to a central server every time you connected to a new WiFi? (Still) thinking of a thief-catching utility...
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2009-09-11
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How about a "Dock mode" when the TV out is pluged and external keyboard and mouse are detected? It could start Easy Debian to turn it into a real workstation.
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2009-09-11
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hmm, i guess one option would be to set the refresh time for the updater to a silly high number, and basically use shepered to run apt-get update at intervals, if wifi is available, but not when phone is.
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2009-09-11
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I would like it if it could put the device in silent mode, and disable all audible alerts, when I am in school.
I guess this could be triggered by time (when I am officially in school), and/or location (when GPS detects I am in vicinity of the school, during school hours).
I guess this could be triggered by time (when I am officially in school), and/or location (when GPS detects I am in vicinity of the school, during school hours).
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2009-09-11
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Sounds like an awesome project!
But the requests list seems to have grown unnecessarily long already.. I think the features list has to be cut really short to cater to the biggest audience first so the development can go swiftly and focused on the core functions intended..
Then implement the rest as plugins\future developments.
Oh, a more descriptive name would help too
But the requests list seems to have grown unnecessarily long already.. I think the features list has to be cut really short to cater to the biggest audience first so the development can go swiftly and focused on the core functions intended..
Then implement the rest as plugins\future developments.
Oh, a more descriptive name would help too
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2009-09-11
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're all going to be plugins, anyway, so the least I can do is put placeholders there so people can see the ideas, and join in on implementing them. Most of the ideas outlined here were not THAT difficult to implement (CPU/RAM the easiest and location being probably the most complex). In any case, having some ideas how things might develop in the future makes it easier to avoid inadvertently placing nasty dev roadblocks for future development.
Sounds like an awesome project!
But the requests list seems to have grown unnecessarily long already.. I think the features list has to be cut really short to cater to the biggest audience first so the development can go swiftly and focused on the core functions intended..
Then implement the rest as plugins\future developments.
Oh, a more descriptive name would help too
It started off as something that you know, herds applications out when the weather is nice and there is grass, takes care they don't run away, and such... hence the shepherd association. Thought it would be lame calling it YASA (yet another scheduling app), Puli would probably also mean nothing to most of of the world... But I'm open to suggestions, at least until the stuff enters extras.PS. For people too lazy to click on the above link:
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2009-09-11
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Originally Posted by attila77
"Canola" didn't mean anything to the world either, but that didn't stop it.
It's an established fact that I'm bad at naming projects
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