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2006-11-17
, 10:36
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#2
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Originally Posted by chrajohn
It's called osso-statusbar-cpu and is now at Version: 0.5.7. You can get it by adding the following repository to your Application Manager:I flashed my OS the other day for various reasons, and since then I've had no luck finding a particular statusbar applet I used to have installed. I'm not sure which repository it was in.
The applet in question:
- Showed CPU and memory usage
- Showed these as a graph, rather than as a pair of thermometers
- Allowed you to run shell commands
- Most importantly: it could display a clock
I've found several similar applets, but not the one I had installed. I like being able to see the time while using applications. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Web address: http://maemo-hackers.org/apt
Distribution: mistral
Components : main
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2006-11-17
, 12:26
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Joined on Nov 2006
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#3
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Thanks! I actually had that repository added, but kept overlooking that package. The load-applets distracted me.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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2007-04-20
, 04:45
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#4
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I have added the statusbar clock from the above maemo-hackers rep, but can't seem to find it to launch. I have tried restarting to no avail. Any suggestions? Are there any dependencies that I need installed to run the app?
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2007-04-20
, 05:40
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Joined on Jan 2007
@ Tampere, Finland
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#5
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Originally Posted by rhouge
You can find it from ControlPanel -> Navigation -> Status bar. Had to ask it my self after installing
I have added the statusbar clock from the above maemo-hackers rep, but can't seem to find it to launch. I have tried restarting to no avail. Any suggestions? Are there any dependencies that I need installed to run the app?
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2007-05-25
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Joined on May 2007
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#7
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Originally Posted by Gluz
Does this apply to 770? i can't find that option in the control panel.
You can find it from ControlPanel -> Navigation -> Status bar. Had to ask it my self after installing
Thanks
Alex
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2007-07-08
, 00:12
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Joined on Apr 2007
@ Port Angeles, WA
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#8
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Since flashing,to new OS, I reinstalled osso-statusbar-cpu but doesnt appear as option under control panel nabigation. Anybody else get this working with the Skype version OS?
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2007-07-08
, 01:44
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Joined on Mar 2006
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#9
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It works for me after flashing.
Is there a way to make the clock 12 hr instead of 24 hr?
Is there a way to make the clock 12 hr instead of 24 hr?
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2007-07-08
, 01:54
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@ Po' Bo'. PA
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#10
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Originally Posted by Mark S
In the old firmware it followed the format you choose in the native clock applet.
It works for me after flashing.
Is there a way to make the clock 12 hr instead of 24 hr?
The applet in question:
I've found several similar applets, but not the one I had installed. I like being able to see the time while using applications. Can anyone point me in the right direction?