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2008-09-23
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@ Springfield, MA, USA
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Do I need to uninstall it or will it show up as an upgrade that I can install? Just checking. Thanks!
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2008-09-24
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@ Milton, Ontario, Canada
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#43
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Just tried from the extra-devel repo, didn't work off the bat. After troubleshooting I found that I had to manually drag in python2.5-pygame, which took care of one error, but now the error I get when debugging from console says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/mClock/mClock.py", line 28, in <module>
from gnome import gconf
ImportError: cannot import name gconf
I've got python2.5-gnome installed and up to date, so, any ideas what might be causing this?
Thanks,
-Rob
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/mClock/mClock.py", line 28, in <module>
from gnome import gconf
ImportError: cannot import name gconf
I've got python2.5-gnome installed and up to date, so, any ideas what might be causing this?
Thanks,
-Rob
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2008-09-25
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@ France
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Credits to a minor hackfest in Berlin with much appreciated support from Khertan and Brontide (thanks for the support, guys! - and no, and I was really only at beer #2 when uploading...)
this was a bit ... hum slow editing with many keyboard mistake
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KhtEditor - Sdist_Maemo - Khweeteur - PyPackager - KhtSimpleText - KhtNotes - KhtBMA - Wleux - and more ...
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KhtEditor - Sdist_Maemo - Khweeteur - PyPackager - KhtSimpleText - KhtNotes - KhtBMA - Wleux - and more ...
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2008-11-16
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Originally Posted by twaelti
Now it worked on my N810 but I couldn't exit it.
Sorry for taking so long, but here we go again: mClock repackaged for Diablo.
Finally!
The only way is to do
ps -ef | grep Clock
and
kill -9 [pid]
Brute force is required as a smooth kill does not work.
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Nokia N810 FW version 5.2008.43-7
iPad 2 (iOS 4.3.2) Macbook Pro (10.6.6)
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Nokia N810 FW version 5.2008.43-7
iPad 2 (iOS 4.3.2) Macbook Pro (10.6.6)
Nokia 5800 phone FW 62.0.0125
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2008-11-17
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@ Bern, Switzerland
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#46
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Originally Posted by skatebiker
You might try the ESC key, that should work too. In fact, that is what most users do :-)
Now it worked on my N810 but I couldn't exit it.
The only way is to do
ps -ef | grep Clock
and
kill -9 [pid]
Brute force is required as a smooth kill does not work.
(See the Details tab when installing)
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2009-03-07
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@ Bern, Switzerland
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#47
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mclock made it to the extras repository thanks to py2deb!
I've updated and completed the wiki page - it should help anybody who wants to build something for extras using py2deb onboard (e.g. anyone not developping on Linux :-)
I've updated and completed the wiki page - it should help anybody who wants to build something for extras using py2deb onboard (e.g. anyone not developping on Linux :-)
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2009-03-07
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@ Manchester, England
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#48
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Originally Posted by twaelti
mclock made it to the extras repository thanks to py2deb!
I've updated and completed the wiki page - it should help anybody who wants to build something for extras using py2deb onboard (e.g. anyone not developping on Linux :-)
psssst, a secret hint for you: the device DOES run linux
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2009-03-07
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@ Bern, Switzerland
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#49
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Ok, I correct :-) ...for anyone who:
- doesn't have a linux system available for "proper" packaging
- doesn't have a personal debmaster
- would rather spend time developing instead of packaging
- but still likes to see his app show up in the extras repo
- doesn't have a linux system available for "proper" packaging
- doesn't have a personal debmaster
- would rather spend time developing instead of packaging
- but still likes to see his app show up in the extras repo
Now I need some testers:
- If you already have mClock on your device: uninstall it through the application manager.
- Make sure you have the extras-devel repository enabled in your application catalog. If not, use click the link above to configure and enable it.
- Refresh the application list in application manager
- mClock should show up in the list of installable applications
- Install it.
- Run it (Home>Extras).
Does it work? Feedback much appreciated.Credits to a minor hackfest in Berlin with much appreciated support from Khertan and Brontide (thanks for the support, guys! - and no, and I was really only at beer #2 when uploading...)