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2011-12-18
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Do not use this. Wait the pr1.2 
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2011-12-18
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@noetus
The next release will address most of your requests.
I don't think I can do anything about the slow launching of the folders. It involves launching a QML application, which will always take a couple of seconds. I am using the qdeclarative-boostable to speed it up as much as possible, as well as keeping the QML as lean as I can.
The next release will address most of your requests.
I don't think I can do anything about the slow launching of the folders. It involves launching a QML application, which will always take a couple of seconds. I am using the qdeclarative-boostable to speed it up as much as possible, as well as keeping the QML as lean as I can.
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2011-12-18
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Originally Posted by Makeclick
Good luck with that. I challenge you to hold your breath until it arrives.
Do not use this. Wait the pr1.2
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2011-12-18
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Can we arrange app icons in our own order?
What timeframe do you need for integrating the removing part of apps that are placed in folders?
What timeframe do you need for integrating the removing part of apps that are placed in folders?
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2011-12-18
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Originally Posted by coomac
BTW, I'm surprised there is not already an epic thread regarding pr 1
No one is forcing you to use it. Don't be a douche.
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2011-12-18
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Originally Posted by Hakki_01
The application icons are ordered according to when you add them. You can change the order by re-adding them in a different order.
Can we arrange app icons in our own order?
What timeframe do you need for integrating the removing part of apps that are placed in folders?
I'm not sure about the hiding of .desktop files. I haven't yet found a way to do it as user. The only method I've found hides all .desktop files, not individual ones.
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2011-12-18
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Brilliant work Marxian!
OK, so you might notice that if you have Opera installed and you move it to a folder, the icon disappears and the name changes to something else too. This happened with the "other app" for custom folders too so I suspect some weirdness with the opera install. I got some strange results when I tried to modify the operamobile.desktop file so instead of that I just created a new one (I called it opera.desktop) and disabled the old one:
I modified the opera icon to be a squircle one to fit in with the rest of the icons, and while I was about it I did the same for the Firefox icon. These are the only two that don't match the Harmattan theme I have on my phone. Here they are in case anyone wants to use them:
OK, so you might notice that if you have Opera installed and you move it to a folder, the icon disappears and the name changes to something else too. This happened with the "other app" for custom folders too so I suspect some weirdness with the opera install. I got some strange results when I tried to modify the operamobile.desktop file so instead of that I just created a new one (I called it opera.desktop) and disabled the old one:
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[Desktop Entry] Name=Opera Comment=Mobile Web Browser Exec=operamobile Icon=/usr/share/icons/blanco/80x80/apps/operamobile.png Terminal=false Type=Application Categories=Web;
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2011-12-18
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Originally Posted by marxian
What about having all the folder-apps open on the startup of the phone, but invisible on the app view screen, becoming visible and then invisible when needed rather than starting up and shutting down?
@noetus
I don't think I can do anything about the slow launching of the folders.
I don't even know of it is possible to hide apps from the app view screen, but it must be somehow.
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2011-12-18
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Originally Posted by marxian
Since this is just a stopgap solution until PR1.2, you could just provide instructions on how to do it manually. If people can figure out root access to their phone it's not hard. The steps don't even involve very much typing, and could even be done from the phone's own terminal screen, though it would be a bit tedious for a large number of icons I suppose.
I'm not sure about the hiding of .desktop files. I haven't yet found a way to do it as user. The only method I've found hides all .desktop files, not individual ones.
