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2009-10-14
, 15:38
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#662
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender
I can confirm this. I woke up with the clock saying 17:30, when I went the alarm screen and back it had fixed itself.
mp3 alarms are working fine here.
I did notice in the night mode, the tens digit continued to show in early AM at least until I tapped the screen to turn off the alarm. ie 3:15AM showed as 13:15AM. I woke up a couple of times and saw this. Although I could have been dreaming/half asleep, but pretty sure. After turning off the alarm, the tens digit was faded out like the rest of the "unlit" areas.
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2009-10-14
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#663
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Originally Posted by nilchak
Please see my note in the original post which stated under "things to be done":
change Theme in bright dailight mode shows fine, but in changed night-time mode the button doesn't show - even though if you click on that spot, it does change back to daylight mode.
Specifically I think the "switch theme" button is missing on the "night theme"... don't worry, it's in exactly the same place as on the day screen, I just forgot to put the label there for it...
I set up Alarms for the morning and nothing played back.
I like the seconds bar at the top with the seconds slider - nice touch - though not needed (as yet).
Anyways as Ciro suggested I'm going to start a new thread for this now that we've got something tangible so I'll post up the link for that shortly...
and here you go:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=346346
Last edited by jolouis; 2009-10-14 at 16:02.
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2009-10-14
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#664
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OK for those of you who are missing libsdl-gfx.1.2-4, here's how to get it:
- in Xterminal, type:
sudo gainroot apt-get install libsdl-gfx1.2-4
- in Xterminal, type:
sudo gainroot apt-get install libsdl-gfx1.2-4
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2010-04-20
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#665
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speaking of a flipclock...what are the chances that something similar can be made into a desktop clock widget like WinMo and certain HTC android devices (with weather included)
a "Today" widget
i know this is somewhat unrelated but it popped into my head the second i saw the screenshot
a "Today" widget
i know this is somewhat unrelated but it popped into my head the second i saw the screenshot
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2010-07-01
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#666
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Support for non-latin characters would be greatly appreciated! Unfortunately the font used for date/month window doesn't support cyrillics.
Hourly chimes could make sense as well?
Hourly chimes could make sense as well?
I did notice in the night mode, the tens digit continued to show in early AM at least until I tapped the screen to turn off the alarm. ie 3:15AM showed as 13:15AM. I woke up a couple of times and saw this. Although I could have been dreaming/half asleep, but pretty sure. After turning off the alarm, the tens digit was faded out like the rest of the "unlit" areas.
*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
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