what I would do is ... Remove SSh on your N900. Reboot and then reinstall OpenSSH Client and OpenSSH Server.

remember the pass word . Also refresh your wifi connection on Pc and N900 .

Then open Winscp Don't change any settings!! make sure the "Protocol" is set to SFTP and tick SCP fallback.

Then hostname 192.168.1.7 (but yours)
Port 22
UserName Root
Password (Yours)

Hope this helps

Kind Regards Qosmio..


Ps Mine sometimes hangs and time outs on my other laptops and Desktop running Ubuntu.. Its a pain

ok i'll try that tomorrow, battery is almost flat and won't survive a reboot tonight until i locate the charger

Guys, i've worked a lot on the gorgeous clock backgrounds provided by the great D4rKlar, the so-called nano-suite icons

In order to have the possibility to change the desktop background (the first version that dark gave me was a whole desktop background), i've searched for the original icon pack... and i found it

Then i have looked for a way to include this only-clock background in the desktop clock widget...
Not easy to do because this widget uses ONLY vectors... So i had to vectorise the png.

I've started to play with Inkscape in order to obtain a decent result .. but the complexity of the png was really too hight.. and the result was terrible.. -.-

So i realized that the best solution was simply to use the Personal Photo Frame widget to visualize the background, putting the Clock over it.

Here some different versions ... with some trasparent ones

PS: i have even made the Darklar clock white ... Even it is attached





Backgrounds: http://www.mediafire.com/file/4r37py...suite-Dany.zip

Clock: http://www.mediafire.com/file/ggeg5y...id+darklar.zip

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9985045/limpid%2Bdarklar.zip

check the dropdownmenu. there should be option to change backrounds. atleast in version 0.9-13 or later (warning! still in extras-devel)

how do i get the clock working dont get it reallysorry

Have you installed Desktop clock widget?
After the installation open the clock settings and de-select the box with the option "Use default theme" .
Then tap on "Custom theme" (or comething like this xD) and browse until the clock-theme folder (you have to unzip the archive first..)
At last, after opening even the theme folder, the system will say you that there are no other subdirectories... and right now you have to select the folder in which you currently are using the box at the top.

I hope to hoave been able to clarify all doubts ... also because at the beginning even I did't understand how to set the themes xD

hey guys i found how to smoother ur transitions,

go to /etc/powervr.d/hildon-desktop.ini

and change WSEGL_UseHWSync=1

then restart your phone.

Mmmm... interesting...
Do you know more precisely what does this mod do ?

i can say my desktop and menu feels smoother.

Make sure your PC's firewall isn't blocking WinSCP