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2011-04-18
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In case someone else comes to this thread looking for this answer, I'll clarify the previous post:
It is NOT necessary to do hex editing to disable smileys.
It IS possible to disable smileys completely and just show the actual characters as text.
To do so, gain root access (look for guides on this if you aren't sure) and type the following commands:
The first two commands rename the smilies definition file so that the Conversations application doesn't find it, and the third restarts the Conversations application so the changes take effect (any active SMS or IM windows will be closed).Code:cd /usr/share/rtcom-messaging-ui/smilies/user/ mv default.def default.def.dist killall rtcom-messaging-ui
To restore smilies, execute the same commands, only in the second one switch around default.def and default.def.dist. Or, if you want to disable only some of the smilies, then instead of renaming the file, edit it and remove or change the lines you don't like.
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2012-12-16
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2012-12-16
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Sorry to ressurect this ancient thread but does anyone handier with the OS know of the equivalent process for disabling the damn things on the Nokia N9 ?
Much obliged
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I was quite annoyed to find out that this does not affect Skype smilies...
However, in folder /usr/share/rtcom-messaging-ui/smilies/service/ there is a file skype.def which you can also rename, the contents of the file are practically similar (though not identical) to default.def.
[Options] Name = null Menu_count = 0 Menu_rows = 0 Menu_cols = 0 [Smilies]
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My Conversations app has only two items under Settings: "Receive SMS delivery reports" and "SMS centre number".
ls -l /usr/share/rtcom-messaging-ui/smilies/user/
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2013-10-05
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~ $ ls -l /usr/share/rtcom-messaging-ui/smilies/user/ -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 645 Jul 1 2010 default.def ~ $
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It is NOT necessary to do hex editing to disable smileys.
It IS possible to disable smileys completely and just show the actual characters as text.
To do so, gain root access (look for guides on this if you aren't sure) and type the following commands:
To restore smilies, execute the same commands, only in the second one switch around default.def and default.def.dist. Or, if you want to disable only some of the smilies, then instead of renaming the file, edit it and remove or change the lines you don't like.