Gtk Entry limit entered chars

Hi everybody,

I've noticed that some applications are locking keyboard input only to a 
subset of characters which greatly simplifies input esp. if you have 
numeric fields. Default action in Hildon input is to capitalize first 
letter which also means - no numeric pad so I'd like to change that 
somehow for certain fields.

I've gone through all stuff relative to python:gtk.Entry and found 
pretty much nothing on it. I suppose there are some hildon helpers for 
that, but 
http://maemo.org/development/documentation/apis/3-x/python-maemo-3.x/ 
doesn't seem to mention them. What am I missing? (I know I could've 
started to dig into sources of those programs that do limit input to a 
character subset, however I don't remember now which ones did that and 
that might be C/C++ app which may or may not affect applicability for 
python).

Re: Video conference

Hi,

ext Alejandro López wrote:
> When I decided to buy my N810 I was expecting it to be able to do some 
> videoconferencing. I was specially happy knowing that Skype was running 
> on the platform.
> 
> When I bought it, I discovered that the Skype version supported is 
> unable to use webcams, so no videoconference is possible (only after 2.0).
> 
> I then installed Gizmo. If it supports videoconferencing I didn't 
> succeed to make it work.
> 
> Is there any other videoconferencing software for the N810? What are you 
> guys using?

If by videoconferencing you mean just video calls between two persons,
the built-in VOIP client supports that (supported it even before Skype
was available for the devices).  It uses GTalk i.e. the other end needs
also to have GTalk client with video support.

	- Eero

Re: mini SDHC card 8 GB in Europe

If it can help someone, I finally found a Patriot one here :

http://www.memoryc.com

COURTAUD Didier a écrit :
> Can anyone tell me where I can find a 8 Gb mini ( or micro with a mini adapter) SDHC card in Europe ?
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Re: Video conference

Linux solutions can be done using Tapioca.

On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 1:57 AM, Eero Tamminen <eero.tamminen <at> nokia.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> ext Alejandro López wrote:
>> When I decided to buy my N810 I was expecting it to be able to do some
>> videoconferencing. I was specially happy knowing that Skype was running
>> on the platform.
>>
>> When I bought it, I discovered that the Skype version supported is
>> unable to use webcams, so no videoconference is possible (only after 2.0).
>>
>> I then installed Gizmo. If it supports videoconferencing I didn't
>> succeed to make it work.
>>
>> Is there any other videoconferencing software for the N810? What are you
>> guys using?
>
> If by videoconferencing you mean just video calls between two persons,
> the built-in VOIP client supports that (supported it even before Skype
> was available for the devices).  It uses GTalk i.e. the other end needs
> also to have GTalk client with video support.
>
>
>        - Eero
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Re: Video conference

Eero Tamminen wrote:
> If by videoconferencing you mean just video calls between two persons,
> the built-in VOIP client supports that (supported it even before Skype
> was available for the devices).  It uses GTalk i.e. the other end needs
> also to have GTalk client with video support.

Good to know!

Thank you.

Alejandro.

Re: Video conference

Hi Eero,
>> Is there any other videoconferencing software for the N810? What are you 
>> guys using?
>>     
>
> If by videoconferencing you mean just video calls between two persons,
> the built-in VOIP client supports that (supported it even before Skype
> was available for the devices).  It uses GTalk i.e. the other end needs
> also to have GTalk client with video support.
>
>   
What clients for windows are supporting video with gtalk?

Ciao Uwe

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Hi Eero,
>> Is there any other videoconferencing software for the N810? What are you 
>> guys using?
>>     
>
> If by videoconferencing you mean just video calls between two persons,
> the built-in VOIP client supports that (supported it even before Skype
> was available for the devices).  It uses GTalk i.e. the other end needs

Can I run java on n810

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<div>Can I run java on the n810. When I try to play games online off pogo.com. I need java to play and other sites are the same. If java dose not work on the n810. Are there places to play games online&nbsp;on the n810</div>
<div>and what are they.</div>
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</div>

Re: Can I run java on n810

On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 1:00 PM, Jeff Treague
<blacknight45alive <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> Can I run java on the n810. When I try to play games online off pogo.com. I
> need java to play and other sites are the same. If java dose not work on the
> n810. Are there places to play games online on the n810
> and what are they.
>

As far as I know there is a "desktop" java (J2SE) build for the Nokia
tablets, but it allows you to run .jar java applications, not
applets. What you want is a way to run java APPLETS inside a browser.

That is currently not possible because Nokia has decided not to
support Java and do a browser Java plug-in.

A possible option would be for you to play Flash games, although I
have found very few worth playing

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=flash+games

The last option, and the most attractive imho, is using the Garnet OS
Virtual Machine,

http://www.access-company.com/products/gvm/

which is free, to basically run any PalmOS based game on the Nokia.
There are VERY good PalmOS games, starting with the paid ones from
Astraware
http://www.astraware.com/palm/

See also
http://www.freewarepalm.com/
and
http://www.pocketgear.com/en_US/html/all_titles_list.jsp?categoryId=cat3880104&_requestid=9729277&sf=48190044&currency=

FC

Re: Can I run java on n810

Not Java but you can use Jalimo (thought I never used it):

https://wiki.evolvis.org/jalimo/index.php/Maemo

Hope this helps.

Alejandro.

Jeff Treague escribió:
> Can I run java on the n810. When I try to play games online off 
> pogo.com. I need java to play and other sites are the same. If java dose 
> not work on the n810. Are there places to play games online on the n810
> and what are they.
> 
> 
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List admins: how about adding the mailing list name to each subject line?

This is a message to the list admins...

I'm subscribed to a lot of mailing list. Most lists include the list 
name between brackets in the subject line of every message forwarded.

So by looking at the subject lines in my Inbox I know which list each 
message belongs to:

[something-devel] Need help with installation...
[somethingelse] New version released!
[talk-something] Very funny

Instead, the Maemo-users mailing list does NOT do this... so I get 
messages mixed in between with subject lines like "help" or "java" and I 
don't know before opening the message what mailing list it belongs to (I 
use GMail, so I'm used to just reading the inbox, there's no folders).

Could, perhaps, the Maemo.org admins set up the list so every message 
gets [maemo-users] ... added in each subject line?

Thanks
FC