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2010-01-04
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Originally Posted by benny1967
That would be awesome!
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2010-01-04
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Originally Posted by manzn
Sorry manz -- I'm at work and I forgot my N900 at home this morning, probably not enough awake on this first day of the year :-)
Hello fpp,
pls can you enter follow command:
ls -r /opt/*
and post oder mail me the output
I'll do it this evening if no one beats me to it...
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2010-01-04
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Originally Posted by benny1967
You could use the sections which a user has found to get the app:
This is certainly a chicken-egg problem. No developer will ever put Categories in his .desktop-files if they go unused on the N900.
Code:
for i in *.desktop; do
PKG=`dpkg -S "${i}"`
SECTION=`apt-cache show "${PKG}" | grep ^Section: | cut -d' ' -f 2
}
So why not write to the .desktop file in case it doesn't already include a category (or in case the category needs to be changed) and then always read from the .desktop file when you have to determine where to put an application?
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2010-01-04
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@jaffa thx nice input
@all i have a new version online - testet bei Tom
http://maemo.3ion.at/mymenu-0.4.1.20100104_armel.deb
nice testing - Tom means the update version is ok - plese give me a response :-D
@all i have a new version online - testet bei Tom
http://maemo.3ion.at/mymenu-0.4.1.20100104_armel.deb
nice testing - Tom means the update version is ok - plese give me a response :-D
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2010-01-04
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#56
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How can I know which version I have ? I can't find MyMenu in AppManager
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2010-01-04
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@soleil
in xterm enter following command: dpkg -s mymenu | grep Version
in xterm enter following command: dpkg -s mymenu | grep Version
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2010-01-04
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#58
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Wow, groovy! I guess the main menu is supposed to be the system of shortcuts you can put on the desktop, but this is very helpful.
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2010-01-04
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My version is 0.4.20100103 and I can't update to 20100104 which the script update-menu of MyMenu
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2010-01-04
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@soleil - the update-menu is only for the apps not for a update function for the debian package - you musst download the newest version and install it per xterm with dpkg -i mymenu-0.4.1.20100104_armel.deb
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