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2009-01-19
, 17:16
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#52
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It looks like running this should be straightforward, but for some reason this isn't working for me.
From /home/user:
~ $ ls .osso-xterm/
tkbd.lay tkbd.png
~ $ ./osso-xterm
This will bring up a new terminal (which has the same header information as the original keyboard: Busybox v1.6.1 (2008009-18 ...)), but there is no overlayed keyboard. Am I missing something?
From /home/user:
~ $ ls .osso-xterm/
tkbd.lay tkbd.png
~ $ ./osso-xterm
This will bring up a new terminal (which has the same header information as the original keyboard: Busybox v1.6.1 (2008009-18 ...)), but there is no overlayed keyboard. Am I missing something?
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2009-01-19
, 17:21
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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#53
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Originally Posted by dnastase
I'll recompile with sound in a minute, haven't tried out the sound function yet
Excellent! I'm glad you're using my changes, I won't have too much time to maintain this.
Two things:
- I have also sound support in my changes but it was commented out. The current executable on my website has it enabled. Not the sources though but it's just a matter of commenting in 3 function defs and a fn call. Pls tell me if you cant' figure it out.
- From your nice snapshots it looks like the transparency could be a little bit more.
I've posted on my website another tkbd.png file which is more transparent. Could you pls give it a try. (I mostly tested on white background, on black it seems a diff story)
Thanks,
Daniel
As for your second point, tried your second image and it works very well, thanks!
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2009-01-19
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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#54
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Yay, recompiled with sound support. Works beautifully, thanks
BTW, I don't wish to sound like a prick but using "#if 0" and "#endif" to comment out a huge chunk of code works easier for people who want to uncomment it
BTW, I don't wish to sound like a prick but using "#if 0" and "#endif" to comment out a huge chunk of code works easier for people who want to uncomment it
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2009-01-19
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@ New York, US
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#55
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With all due respect when I do stuff I do it mostly for me (selfish...)
And for me, the line commenting is visually telling me that code is commented out.
A '#if 0' 100 lines above isn't helping me much.
Just a matter of style.
And BTW, uncommenting those lines is really easy with vim
when I do stuff I do it mostly for me (selfish...)And for me, the line commenting is visually telling me that code is commented out.
A '#if 0' 100 lines above isn't helping me much.
Just a matter of style.
And BTW, uncommenting those lines is really easy with vim
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2009-01-19
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@ New York, US
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#56
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Originally Posted by belanger
Strange, did you try to toggle the virt keyb from the menu ? Still doesn't show up ?
It looks like running this should be straightforward, but for some reason this isn't working for me.
From /home/user:
~ $ ls .osso-xterm/
tkbd.lay tkbd.png
~ $ ./osso-xterm
This will bring up a new terminal (which has the same header information as the original keyboard: Busybox v1.6.1 (2008009-18 ...)), but there is no overlayed keyboard. Am I missing something?
Do you have the full files in ~/.osso-xterm ? Do they have the correct permissions ?
Daniel
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2009-01-19
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#57
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Originally Posted by dnastase
Aha; there was no virt keyb in the menu.
Strange, did you try to toggle the virt keyb from the menu ?
For some reason, it looks as if./osso-xterm wasn't running the binary in my home directory. I copied it to /usr/bin, and now it works fine.
Thanks!
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2009-01-19
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@ East Lansing, MI
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#58
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Yeah, Benson got it right!
I'm very excited about this!
Of course it would be nice to actually have a numpad featured with this but the layout is great and won't take much in getting used to the design.
Thank you very much!
I'm very excited about this!
Of course it would be nice to actually have a numpad featured with this but the layout is great and won't take much in getting used to the design.
Thank you very much!
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2009-02-20
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@ Ontario, Canada
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#59
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Any chance you guys could share the updated version, please???? :-)
I can't get the one posted at dnastase's site to run.
I can't get the one posted at dnastase's site to run.
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2009-05-31
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#60
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Sorry, I am certainly doing something stupid, but I downloaded your osso-xterm and cannot install it. I'm getting this:
And: how do people install this in ~/.osso-xterm? Is that the default?
Thanks!!!
L.
Code:
[root@Nokia ~]# dpkg -i /media/mmc2/installs/osso-xterm.deb dpkg-deb: `/media/mmc2/installs/osso-xterm.deb' is not a debian format archive dpkg: error processing /media/mmc2/installs/osso-xterm.deb (--install): subprocess dpkg-deb --control returned error exit status 2 Errors were encountered while processing: /media/mmc2/installs/osso-xterm.deb
Thanks!!!
L.
In addition to the sshers and hackers, I also expect Addison (and any other rogue-like players) will be enthused. Thanks!
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