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kcman123 is offline kcman123
2009-12-17 , 15:01
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#71
Originally Posted by 白い熊 View Post
It'll work, if you do the above step.

To uninstall, either go to the Package manager, and choose Uninstall, then Emacs, or from the terminal as root, i.e. after sudo gainroot:
apt-get remove emacs
When i use "apt-get remove emacs"
The following proceeds:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Package emacs is not installed, so not removed
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer requiredE:
libxpm4 libungif4g
use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded

Does that mean I uninstalled emacs? Do i have to type apt-get autoremove' to finish the process of removal? Thanks for the help!
 
白い熊 is offline 白い熊
2009-12-17 , 15:15
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#72
Yeah, you uninstalled it. To uninstall deps do the autoremove.
 

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白い熊 is offline 白い熊
2009-12-19 , 03:10
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#73
Originally Posted by jakiman View Post
Would be awesome if someone made a Youtube video on how to do this and how it works on the N900. (for those who don't have N900 yet...) This will also make it more attractive for thos who are thinking of buying the N900. =)
I've captured a screencast of the N900 CJK input in GNU Emacs, originally with audio explanation, but it was lagging behind the video, so confusing, so removed the audio.

But it shows what I highlight above:
open GNU Emacs
switch to *scratch* buffer
change to Chinese input, type Chinese
change to Japanese input, type Japanese
change to Korean input, type Korean
cut the text
switch to a new SMS
paste the text into an SMS ready to send

http://sumoudou.org/n900/emacs-cjk.avi
 
jakiman is offline jakiman
2009-12-23 , 07:39
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#74
Hi, I've been trying to get this to work and I'm failing miserably.

I have followed the Basic steps.

But am stuck in Step 8 & 9.

Questions:
1. Can Step 8 be reversed? or will it impact me using my N900 in any other apps? (I have US N900 model)
UPDATE: Okay. I have found the answer to this. Just had to look at the commands. =P

2. I'm really having a hard time following this step. It says to download the maxframe.el. But where do I put it once downloaded?
UPDATE: Okay. I think I have sorta figured this out also.

3.. Also, I have /home/user/.emacs.d right now. Do I need a separate .emacs file?

I'm still stuck with lower part of emacs not displaying correctly...

I'm unsure exactly how to setup the .emacs file and the location of the maxframe.el. (should the name remain maxframe.el?)
Last edited by jakiman; 2009-12-23 at 11:48.
 
jakiman is offline jakiman
2009-12-23 , 20:11
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#75
I couldn't get the screen maximised properly on my N900 still.
However, the shortcuts still work and I could get Korean to work. =)

Is there a way to start gnu emacs automatically in scratch buffer with korean-hangul set as default?
 
白い熊 is offline 白い熊
2009-12-24 , 03:26
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#76
[QUOTE=jakiman;438701]2. I'm really having a hard time following this step. It says to download the maxframe.el. But where do I put it once downloaded?[quote]
Put it anywhere, then enter the path to it, as shown in the step.

If you download it to the N900 dir, the path is /home/user/MyDocs
3.. Also, I have /home/user/.emacs.d right now. Do I need a separate .emacs file?
Yeah, .emacs.d is not a file, it's a configuration directory. You need /home/user/.emacs

tI'm still stuck with lower part of emacs not displaying correctly...
That's what maxframe is for.

After you run maximize-frame, it'll display perfectly.
 
白い熊 is offline 白い熊
2009-12-24 , 03:29
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#77
Originally Posted by jakiman View Post
I couldn't get the screen maximised properly on my N900 still.
However, the shortcuts still work and I could get Korean to work. =)
Set up maxframe as described, and it'll maximize well.

Is there a way to start gnu emacs automatically in scratch buffer with korean-hangul set as default?
Add:
(setq default-input-method "korean-hangul")
to .emacs
then you can switch to korean just with C-\

You need to switch to scratch manually.
 
lovemov is offline lovemov
2009-12-31 , 01:08
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#78
I though web input such as this one http://www.inputking.com/ should work? Interestingly enough it's NOT!
It works fine on N810 browser, not N900 browser. What's wrong?
 
chocolate_cass is offline chocolate_cass
2010-04-29 , 06:42
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#79
Originally Posted by 白い熊 View Post
If you open File Manager and go all the way to the top you will see some folder that has the same name as you called your N900 device. This is the /home/user/MyDocs folder, so if you save the file to this folder, then open the terminal and:
cd /home/user/MyDocs
If you have a MicroSD card in there and you saved it to it, it should be automatically mounted somewhere in /media/ so you can cd there...
i changed my device name, n saved the file in "documents"folder. in step 5, it can cd to /home/user/MyDocs, but when i key in the dpkg command, the following displayed:

dpkg: error processing emacs_23.1.1_armel.deb (--install):
cannot access archive: No such file or directory
Error were encountered while processing:
emacs_23.1.1_armel.deb

need your help, thanks.
 
nan is offline nan
2010-04-29 , 06:52
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#80
Where did you save your package? under documents? then you need to cd to that dir instead of MyDocs. use ls to check whether the package exists or not.
 
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