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2008-02-13
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Originally Posted by Benson
I worked up a custom icon, but I think rm_you had some trouble in getting it to load properly. Should probably be put on the To Do list, though.
In the Control Panel/Panels/Status Bar tab, the icon is the same as Display (the built-in one). Should be different.
Originally Posted by Benson
A good idea (I had considered this problem myself when the volume slider was added), but without Nokia's source for the volume applet, it may be a little difficult getting this setup.
I'm accustomed to disconnecting my BT headset from the sound icon, do you think that's readily possible?
Originally Posted by Benson
Totally or have it combined with another applet? I'm not sure how feasible either of those options are.
And this is OT, but I'm trying to eliminate the Presence applet.
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2008-02-13
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Originally Posted by Benson
I *have* an icon for the Control Panel bit, I was just thoroughly failing to get it to work correctly (it just didn't want to show up!) so I went ahead and released with the old icon instead of delaying for something trivial. That really should be listed on my TODO list though!
In the Control Panel/Panels/Status Bar tab, the icon is the same as Display (the built-in one). Should be different.
Originally Posted by Benson
I have also considered adding the "Settings..." buttons similar to the ones that are included in the original volume and brightness applets, and I have now properly added that to my TODO.
I'm accustomed to disconnecting my BT headset from the sound icon, do you think that's readily possible? I keep the BT icon up anyhow, so I'm going to start retraining myself to disconnect the headset from there.
Originally Posted by Benson
As for the presence applet, you could try deleting this file:
And this is OT, but I'm trying to eliminate the Presence applet. If I could trash that, I'd have room for the fat clock. Any clue would be appreciated...
Code:
/usr/share/applications/hildon-status-bar/presence.desktop
Edit: GeneralAntilles and I apparently posted in parallel... Hopefully one of our answers is helpful.
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2008-02-13
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Originally Posted by rm_you
Well maybe you could check for OS2008 instead? N800 can have both OS2007 and 8 so RX-34 won't tell you which one is installed. Also in that case it doesn't matter if it is 770 or N800.
Apparently I'm doing platform detection in an odd way, but it seems reasonable to me...
SU-18 = 770
RX-34 = n800
RX-44 = n810
RC-48 = *insert speculation here*
Thoughts?
Check for OS version can be done like
cut -d _ -f 2 /etc/osso_software_version
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2008-02-13
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Originally Posted by rm_you
It worketh with a mighty working!
As for the presence applet, you could try deleting this file:
Or, at least move it somewhere for safekeeping. That *might* work! :P I haven't tried though...Code:/usr/share/applications/hildon-status-bar/presence.desktop
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2008-02-13
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Originally Posted by fanoush
I do need to know the hardware difference as well so I can disable 0 backlight on n800 and enable light sensor / keyboard light code on n810. Maybe I will end up checking both....
Well maybe you could check for OS2008 instead? N800 can have both OS2007 and 8 so RX-34 won't tell you which one is installed. Also in that case it doesn't matter if it is 770 or N800.
Check for OS version can be done like
cut -d _ -f 2 /etc/osso_software_version
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2008-02-14
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Didn't notice this before (don't restart, like, ever 
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The brightness setting doesn't persist through reboots. I guess write the current level when the applet popup closes and load it up again when the applet's loaded on startup?
), but a friend brought it up.The brightness setting doesn't persist through reboots. I guess write the current level when the applet popup closes and load it up again when the applet's loaded on startup?
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2008-02-14
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Yeah, I noticed that in the first versions but it seemed to have "magically" fixed itself... Or so I thought.
The brightness setting doesn't persist through reboots. I guess write the current level when the applet popup closes and load it up again when the applet's loaded on startup?
I will revisit this along with configuration file parsing, which should easily allow me to save the current brightness level.
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2008-02-15
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Very nice applet.
One observation: all other status bar applets close their popup windows when the stylus is clicked outside of the window. It would be nice if this applet did it as well, for consistency's sake.
Hmm, on further investigation, clicking on the desktop background will not close the pop-up. Clicking anywhere else will.
One observation: all other status bar applets close their popup windows when the stylus is clicked outside of the window. It would be nice if this applet did it as well, for consistency's sake.
Hmm, on further investigation, clicking on the desktop background will not close the pop-up. Clicking anywhere else will.
In the Control Panel/Panels/Status Bar tab, the icon is the same as Display (the built-in one). Should be different.
I'm accustomed to disconnecting my BT headset from the sound icon, do you think that's readily possible? I keep the BT icon up anyhow, so I'm going to start retraining myself to disconnect the headset from there.
And this is OT, but I'm trying to eliminate the Presence applet. If I could trash that, I'd have room for the fat clock. Any clue would be appreciated...