m4r0v3r
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2016-03-18
, 08:38
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#591
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2016-03-18
, 10:08
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Joined on Feb 2016
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#592
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Hi, I was wondering if Sailfish on N5 has anything like Facebook Messenger with instant message notifications?
Also, is it possible to use it on a daily basis? I remember owning N4 a year ago and SFOS on it was not good enough. For simple stuff like browsing the net it was fine but making calls was a terrible experience.
Blackberry is now dropping Facebook support through their app which means no more Hub integration and since none of my friends text anymore I kinda don't see myself checking the website every now and then. For that I can simply go back to using my N9.
Thanks.
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2016-03-18
, 16:55
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Joined on Jul 2014
@ UK
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#593
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2016-03-18
, 20:24
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Joined on Dec 2011
@ Poland
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#594
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2016-03-19
, 08:42
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Joined on May 2012
@ Australia
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#595
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That's a bummer, anyway, thanks guys a lot!
I'm also considerating OnePlus X, it's not much more expensive than a used Nexus 5. Has anyone had any experience with that cell? It looks quite good on paper, Sailfish is said to be working well with the exception of camera and most of all it's brand new.
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2016-03-21
, 16:48
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@ Nantes, France
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#596
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#!/bin/bash # This checks every 1/2 minute and kills if # sensors.qcom process is eating more than 8% CPU for 1 minute TERM=linux export TERM kill_count=0 while true; do sensors_pid=$(ps aux | grep sensors.qcom | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}') # If the process has crashed it may not be running, # so we restart it if [ -z $sensors_pid ]; then systemctl restart sensorfwd else cpu_usage=$(top -b -p $sensors_pid -n1 | grep $sensors_pid | awk '{print $9}') echo $cpu_usage echo "CPU Usage of sensors.qcom: ${cpu_usage/.*}" if [[ ${cpu_usage/.*} -ge 8 ]]; then if [[ $kill_count -ge 1 ]]; then echo "CPU Usage of sensors.qcom too high restarting..." systemctl restart sensorfwd kill_count=0 else echo "CPU Usage of sensors.qcom too high! Setting kill_count + 1" kill_count=$((kill_count+1)) fi else echo "Nothing to do" fi fi sleep 30 done
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2016-03-23
, 12:02
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Joined on Mar 2011
@ Nantes, France
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#597
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#!/bin/bash # This checks every 1/2 minute and kills if # sensorfwd process is eating more than 8% CPU for 1 minute TERM=linux export TERM kill_count=0 while true; do sensors_pid=$(ps aux | grep sensorfwd | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}') # If the process has crashed it may not be running, # so we restart it if [ -z $sensors_pid ]; then systemctl restart sensorfwd else cpu_usage=$(top -b -p $sensors_pid -n1 | grep $sensors_pid | awk '{print $9}') echo $cpu_usage echo "CPU Usage of sensorfwd: ${cpu_usage/.*}" if [[ ${cpu_usage/.*} -ge 8 ]]; then if [[ $kill_count -ge 1 ]]; then echo "CPU Usage of sensorfwd too high restarting..." systemctl restart sensorfwd kill_count=0 else echo "CPU Usage of sensorfwd too high! Setting kill_count + 1" kill_count=$((kill_count+1)) fi else echo "Nothing to do" fi fi sleep 30 done
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2016-03-25
, 09:22
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Joined on Mar 2011
@ Nantes, France
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#598
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2016-03-25
, 13:13
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Joined on Dec 2010
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#599
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2016-03-25
, 15:04
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@ Nantes, France
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#600
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