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2012-10-31
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@ade,
it`s a usefull option to have and I`m using it more and more - so please leave it included. For me it`s the essence of CSSU - not only to mimic stock app with portrait support added, but to expand its functionality. Therefore I would leave development of "without date on new alarm function" version, leading to only two maintained versions (non_thumb and thumb).
My suggestion was only aimed at possible change of date button text label from full month name to full day name.
it`s a usefull option to have and I`m using it more and more - so please leave it included. For me it`s the essence of CSSU - not only to mimic stock app with portrait support added, but to expand its functionality. Therefore I would leave development of "without date on new alarm function" version, leading to only two maintained versions (non_thumb and thumb).
My suggestion was only aimed at possible change of date button text label from full month name to full day name.
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2012-11-01
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#323
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Originally Posted by ade
Sure, I remember reasoning - just like you summarized it, I'm talking about current situation.
I didn't make two versions just for fun.
As the clock was going to be incorporated in CSSU, I didn't want to have a new feature to interfere in that process.
In retrospect, I could say I could have spared me that trouble.
Originally Posted by artpra
Sadly, due to maintainer's decisions, now essence of CSSU seem to be stagnation (not talking about -thumb fork and its maintainer). Don't want to go through this matter again, so enough to say, that it's reason why you won't see worldclock (or busybox-power, or...) in CSSU in foreseeable future, with or without date support.
@ade,
it`s a usefull option to have and I`m using it more and more - so please leave it included. For me it`s the essence of CSSU - not only to mimic stock app with portrait support added, but to expand its functionality.
/Estel
//Edit
*ghastly sound in the wind* fossclock into repooooos...
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2012-11-04
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#324
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Current "stable" download:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42147901/worldclock.zip (version: Sep 27 19:57 GMT)
when using this version going from portrait to landscape looks like this
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42147901/worldclock.zip (version: Sep 27 19:57 GMT)
when using this version going from portrait to landscape looks like this
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2012-11-04
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Originally Posted by knarf
Look likes some redrawing issue...
Current "stable" download:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42147901/worldclock.zip (version: Sep 27 19:57 GMT)
when using this version going from portrait to landscape looks like this
I did some testing with this version now, and it rotates and adapts fine.
Furthermore I activated forced rotation, and then the rotation is also working as expected.
I also have had no complaints by others after the last update. So if others can share their experience about the latest default clock on this matter...
Did you already reboot your device?
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2012-11-04
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#326
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Originally Posted by ade
Never had this before with worldclock, forced-rotation on.
Look likes some redrawing issue...
I also have had no complaints by others after the last update. So if others can share their experience about the latest default clock on this matter...
I have however had this with Open Media Player on the Now Playing screen. It that case restarting OMP did the trick.
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2012-11-04
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#327
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Originally Posted by ade
had the problem, rebooted and it was still acting the same.
Look likes some redrawing issue...
I did some testing with this version now, and it rotates and adapts fine.
Furthermore I activated forced rotation, and then the rotation is also working as expected.
I also have had no complaints by others after the last update. So if others can share their experience about the latest default clock on this matter...
Did you already reboot your device?
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2012-11-04
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The chance it is a worldclock issue is unlikely in my view...
- How does Open Media Player behave in terms of rotating (also a Qt app) ?
- Any warnings when starting worldclock from the X-terminal (/usr/bin/worldclock)?
- What's your configuration (kernel and/or CSSU version etc)?
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2012-11-04
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Remove the binary and reinstall before messing about.
If after you have re-installed and rebooted if you still have the issue do as ade above.
If after you have re-installed and rebooted if you still have the issue do as ade above.
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2012-11-05
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Originally Posted by ade
dont have omp installed
The chance it is a worldclock issue is unlikely in my view...
- How does Open Media Player behave in terms of rotating (also a Qt app) ?
- Any warnings when starting worldclock from the X-terminal (/usr/bin/worldclock)?
- What's your configuration (kernel and/or CSSU version etc)?
no warnings when running from terminal
cssu testing 5.1, no kernel power
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All times are GMT. The time now is 14:05.
As the clock was going to be incorporated in CSSU, I didn't want to have a new feature to interfere in that process.
In retrospect, I could say I could have spared me that trouble.