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2016-02-11
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Originally Posted by disappear
Those and other error messages may be displayed when installing from command line. They don't mean there's missing something:
Hi rasmarc@,yes the cooktimer won't start.
I tried this several times,but without result friend,the answer from console was somethink like:
"chown /home/user/.config/cooktimer/cooktimer.cfg...
no such file or directory"
The installation routine just checks if there is a legacy entry written in existing configuration files and overwrites it if necessary. And if there are no files to check those error messages appear.
This can cause some confusion and there should be displayed an additional line that explains what is going on... I will add this in the next release.
To be sure, would you please check again if cooktimer starts on your device after renaming or deleting /home/user/.config/cooktimer? Not reinstall, just close, rename and start.
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OpenSSH Status Widget (N900)
Start / stop / kill / restart / autostart server - View server status - View server and client connections - Switch wifi pm automatically
Simpler Brightness Applet (N900) - A variation of the Simple Brightness Applet
Short tap to toggle "keep backlight on" - Long tap to open display settings
OpenSSH Status Widget (N900)
Start / stop / kill / restart / autostart server - View server status - View server and client connections - Switch wifi pm automatically
Simpler Brightness Applet (N900) - A variation of the Simple Brightness Applet
Short tap to toggle "keep backlight on" - Long tap to open display settings
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2016-02-11
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#193
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Strange but you are right!When i deleted or rename the folder,when start again cooktimer,the cooktimer folder automatically is created,then why when i installed for the first time,the cooktimer won't start,indeed the installation was from x-terminal,maybe for the future i have to install from appmanager(but that should not matter).
note:I do not know if it matters,but i am with cssu-thumb
Last edited by disappear; 2016-02-11 at 21:48.
note:I do not know if it matters,but i am with cssu-thumb
Last edited by disappear; 2016-02-11 at 21:48.
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2019-08-08
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#194
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This package deserves a bump ... 
Just released how useful this would be not only on my N900 but also on other devices. i assume with it being python it would be trivial to package up a .deb for amd64?
Wondered if any of the devs did that or had those plans?
Just released how useful this would be not only on my N900 but also on other devices. i assume with it being python it would be trivial to package up a .deb for amd64?
Wondered if any of the devs did that or had those plans?
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Hi sixwheeledbeast,
I tried running it on an Android tablet a long time ago, but the result asked for quite some tweaking.
First of all it's Qt based, so it needs that runtime environment, and furthermore python modules like pygst and Pyside. And by default it also used the N900 specific QMaemo5 ValueButtons and InformationBoxes. Other specific Maemo parts are the led control, vibration, screen blanking prevention, media playing, banners, reading keyboard slide states to set Maemo specific portrait/landscape mode etc. And proper scaling for other devices will need attention.
All in all no trivial task. For the Sailfish OS version I started from scratch, replacing python/pyside with QML.
I tried running it on an Android tablet a long time ago, but the result asked for quite some tweaking.
First of all it's Qt based, so it needs that runtime environment, and furthermore python modules like pygst and Pyside. And by default it also used the N900 specific QMaemo5 ValueButtons and InformationBoxes. Other specific Maemo parts are the led control, vibration, screen blanking prevention, media playing, banners, reading keyboard slide states to set Maemo specific portrait/landscape mode etc. And proper scaling for other devices will need attention.
All in all no trivial task. For the Sailfish OS version I started from scratch, replacing python/pyside with QML.
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