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2008-01-30
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2008-01-30
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@ Michigan, USA
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#43
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here's mr. negative again
kmail sends if unsecure; I get sasl error trying to send via
gmail secure smpt ...
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2008-01-30
, 14:05
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#44
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Thanks PB. KDE Konquer... looks, feels, and functions wonderful. Thanks to a few great developers like you. There are 3 things I would like to know regarding KDE on N800: 1) How can I access on screen keyboard for KDE? Or is there one? 2) How can I print? Any step-by-step to set up CUPS? and 3) Mouse support? A How to would be great.
If anyone can help with questions above that would be great. Doesn't have to be BP. I appreciate what you all are doing.
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2008-01-30
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#45
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SASL(-4): no mechanism available: No worthy mechs found authentication not supported,
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2008-02-03
, 20:35
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@ Seattle
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#46
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Ability to lock the screen, (sorry n800 users have no way to unlock) So do not lock it.
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2008-02-04
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#47
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I will pay penguinbait a bounty to fix this (as in, I was going to donate after I got KDE running, but then had to remove my new N800's battery for the first time - and second time after discovering that logging out of KDE isn't good enough)
Being unable to lock/unlock is a deal-breaker, it keeps the tablet from being a mobile device because I can't pack it to take with me (grumble grumble no metal case grumble) so I can't use KDE.
Also, I would really rather not need to enter a 5-8 character password to unlock the tablet every time I want to use it - the default maemo way isn't great (compared to the 770) but it does work.
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2008-02-04
, 04:46
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@ Seattle
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#48
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I have no idea what you are asking me? You can lock the device using the same way as in maemo? (using the power button)
You can also lock the device using lock on the KDE menu, if you are running v2. You can not unlock via the KDE method on a n800 because you have no keyboard to enter the password. You could maybe set the user password to nothing and just hit enter, but I wouldnt recommend it.
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2008-02-04
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#49
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Yes, I am talking about "Lock touch screen and keys" but I can't unlock it. I thought that was what you meant before, and it's the problem I wrote about.
I also just realized that it sounds like I was talking about "Lock device" - I just tried that, and has its own problems. That isn't what I meant thought. Sorry for the potential confusion.
I hadn't tried kdesktop_lock. It does indeed work, using an empty password (thank you) (and the fact that I could set it empty means passwd's statement about 5-8 characters is a lie)
With root you can do anything, including making your system insecure if you so choose. Nothing is lying to you
However, the KDE lock doesn't do what my goal is: turning off the touchpad and buttons to save battery power when the tablet is in transit.
For that I need the power button screen/key lock to be usable.
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2008-02-04
, 20:31
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@ Seattle
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#50
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Why is your power button screen not useable? It works on my n800 and n810?
Is your problem fixed, I am still confused?
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deprecated, kde, kde35, koffice |
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@ PB - I can confirm that KMail now sends mail