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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
Same operating system, just using penguinbait's kde packages.
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2008-05-09
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Originally Posted by Underscore
Sorry
I tried some different stuff, and it didn't work unfortunately. I'm going to have to reflash again but I was actually half-expecting it. Hmmm...it looks like a bug will have to be filed to support this. I'll try and make a theme sometime this weekend that looks halfway decent rotated.
I really was only wanting what information you had off-hand, I'm content to wait till I'm booting from SD and risk crashing my own setup. (Of course, from SD, no need to reflash; just undo the change you did from the other boot...)
Edit: The other option is to go with a flat-black opaque titlebar, and correspondingly opaque backgrounds for navigator and taskbar... That should be good for flipping, even if not as cool.
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2008-05-09
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Dont worry; im wanting to try and have this just as much as you, and experimenting is fun anyway. 
A solid background or a horizontal gradient background would work, though it may look a little square...
Last edited by Underscore; 2008-05-09 at 02:51. Reason: critical spelling error
A solid background or a horizontal gradient background would work, though it may look a little square...
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2008-05-09
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
Don't worry, we will reunite on planet maemo :P.
qwerty12, you've managed to make your desktop almost entirely unrecognizable to me! All these little desktop icons, like for control panels, and those little different-colored monitor icons, trash, looking like we have a purgatory for trash which I was unaware of, totally unrecognizable icons in the lower left, ...
ah-hah! looking up smplayer, which was also new to me, I think I see ... lots of KDE stuff going on here, eh? Man, how can we relate anymore, we aren't even using the same operating system!
nah, like it's been said, it's just running on top of the normal maemo os
I run KDE from the menu and it shuts down the hildon-desktop (the normal desktop) and starts up KDE.
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2008-05-11
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#535
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Since we're talking about PenguinBait's KDE, how about standard Debian apps running on KDE? (Yeah, it's a double post cross post, but I'm quite excited by this.)
Installing a game using Synaptic in penguinbait's KDE, fullscreen mode enabled. It really is that easy.
A non-KDE screenshot... Playing the game on the standard Hildon desktop.
Tabbed browsing using Epiphany Webkit in KDE.
Gimp starting up in KDE.
Last edited by qole; 2008-05-11 at 18:51.
Installing a game using Synaptic in penguinbait's KDE, fullscreen mode enabled. It really is that easy.
A non-KDE screenshot... Playing the game on the standard Hildon desktop.
Tabbed browsing using Epiphany Webkit in KDE.
Gimp starting up in KDE.
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2008-05-11
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Um, that's cross-post, double-post is two posts in the same thread.
Either way, no problem.
But where's the Miata?
Either way, no problem.
But where's the Miata?
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2008-05-14
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2008-05-14
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That reminds me... the last good word processor was WordPerfect 6.1 for DOS. Any chance of finding XYWrite or WP61 for Maemo?
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2008-05-14
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Originally Posted by promethh
I bet it would run under DosBox. EDIT: WP3.5 for Mac runs under Basilisk II.
That reminds me... the last good word processor was WordPerfect 6.1 for DOS. Any chance of finding XYWrite or WP61 for Maemo?
And just so I don't cross-post any more, here's my explanation of the screenshot.
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2008-05-14
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I hadn't thought of that.
So did you really get Microsoft Word running? It doesn't look like VNC, but doesn't pass the "sniff test" since we all know that MS Word requires at least a Pentium 4 with 768MB of available RAM.
So did you really get Microsoft Word running? It doesn't look like VNC, but doesn't pass the "sniff test" since we all know that MS Word requires at least a Pentium 4 with 768MB of available RAM.
