Notices

Excellent!

Two quick questions.

Should I uninstall Qwerty's version first before running your .deb file?

I only ask because when I installed Qwerty's port, I ran into a little bit of a hot mess.

First I had to add the extra-devel package which initially was no big deal. Then a little later I received a message stating to update all of these other programs, so I went ahead and selected to update everything and now my tablet isn't the same anymore.

I'm actually thinking about reflashing because of this.

Anyway, second question. Is this your final release?

1: The package manager should update Qwerty's version without much hassle, but I'm not sure about it, not sure even if it will download & install QT libraries correctly when loading the deb file (if they are not already installed)

2: this is not a final release
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And, I forgot to say Thanks to Qwerty, without his help, this would probably have taken much longer

I like the extra shortcuts in the toolbar!

Any chance you could add a feature to remove the top tab bar/bars while in full screen mode?

Also, I'm not getting the hide scroll/thumb scrolling. I think it's because I'm missing one dependency.

I believe I manually installed up to qt-webkit. I thought there was one more thing to install (I did 3 of them but I think 4 was needed) after this but it no longer gave me any dependency errors.

Thanks.

Thanks
I'll try to create an option to hide the tabs bar in fullscreen (or maybe to completely disable tabs).
I'm also thinking about a better use of the key pad (left-right to scroll by 1 page)

Please don't hesitate to report any bugs or suggestions.

Actually this build seems to constantly fail to load some files.(that were loading correctly previously)
I'm not sure if this is caused by the program's history file or the compiler optimizations or because I cloned my flash memory to memory card along with a swap partition.

So far I'm not having any issues but the first thing I did was to remove the option on saving the history after exit.

There's no possible chance that you compiled this with java support, right?

What do you mean ?

Maemo doesn't really have Java support...

Under settings there's an option to enable java/javascript, that's why I was asking about it earlier.

And I spoke to soon...

Harrison's Principles 17th ed., I'm getting numerous segmentation faults and even a spontaneous reboot.

Poopers!

thanks karatchov for kchmviewer in diablo

actually i did not realised that there is a kchmviewer in diablo before i installed it in easy debian.

now i run kchmviewer in both maemo and easy debian. what i noticed is that kchmviewer is more responsive and quick in easy debian.

the good thing about running it in diablo is that the keyboard integration is there automatically.

I tried installing kchmviewer on my easy-debian image (debian-squeeze version) but it doesn't work... some components can't be located. What additional repositories did you configured in to enable the install of kchmviewer?

--denis