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2011-06-12
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2011-06-12
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fasza2
try to update the library pyside the command
apt-get upgrade libpyside
you have installed version 0.3, but the repositories have version 1.0
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2011-06-12
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fasza2
try to update the library pyside the command
apt-get upgrade libpyside
you have installed version 0.3, but the repositories have version 1.0
for dpkg -l | grep -i pyside I get:
ii libpyside0.3 0.3.1-1maemo2 Python bindings for Qt 4 (base files)
ii libpyside1.0 1.0.2-1maemo2 Python bindings for Qt 4 (base files)
ii pyside-qt4-core 1.0.3-1maemo2 Transitional package for python-pyside.qtcor
ii pyside-qt4-gui 1.0.3-1maemo2 Transitional package for python-pyside.qtgui
ii pyside-qt4-maemo5 0.3.1-1maemo2 Qt 4 Maemo5 module - Python bindings
ii python-pyside.qtcore 1.0.3-1maemo2 Qt 4 core module - Python bindings
ii python-pyside.qtgui 1.0.3-1maemo2 Qt 4 GUI module - Python bindings
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2011-06-14
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2011-06-15
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Oops, sorry for my inattention. I saw that you already have version 1.0
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2011-06-15
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2011-06-15
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2011-06-15
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@Anatoliy
I had an idea that perhaps you could make a data counter based on your daemon. It would be much simpler then qnetman and a big portion of the work is already done. Now I don't know there is anything useful out there in the repos, since I don't really need it, but last time I checked there was only 1 package that was counting home data as gprs0+eth0 which doesn't help much determing wether you are within your data plan. If you're interested I could look around for data counter apps and check if really there is a need for it, saving you the time
One thing: if one can choose between bar and line graph in the monitor function, the same should reflect in the historical usage graphs or should be a choice there too.
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2011-06-15
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If I understood you correctly, then I can add the daemon to track the number of consumed traffic from a specific point in time. If the value exceeds the threshold, notify the user. Right?
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2011-06-16
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Regarding your widget the only improvement I could think of is to add a record button to each 'line' so that user don't have to fire up qnetman just to start/stop recording a session.
Exactly, just remember that user needs to be able to set the date of count reset and the amount of the threshold. You could keep it rather simple.