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Phil284 — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 18:07:54 GMT

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	* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.		* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.
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	* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.		* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.
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Ken at 18:19, 17 July 2005

Ken — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:19:21 GMT

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	This is an extract of an conversation regarding Python and an attempt by fpp and zenyatta to fix a few Python issues surrounding it. The original conversation can be found [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=11440&hl= here]. You will need the [http://www.journey.sk/zaurus/treeline/treeline-zaurus-0.8.1.tgz developer version] of the port to follow the conversation.		This is an extract of an conversation regarding Python and an attempt by fpp and zenyatta to fix a few Python issues surrounding it. The original conversation can be found [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=11440&hl= here]. You will need the [http://www.journey.sk/zaurus/treeline/treeline-zaurus-0.8.1.tgz developer version] of the port to follow the conversation.
	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
-	Treeline is an app written in the '''python''' language.	+	[http://www.journey.sk/zaurus/treeline.php Treeline] is an app written in the '''python''' language.

	* Python is an interpreted language, not compiled like C or C++, so to run apps written in it you need to have the python interpreter installed. Also, Treeline is a graphical app, and to make use of the Z's QTopia interface it needs a special library, PyQt, to access it from python code.		* Python is an interpreted language, not compiled like C or C++, so to run apps written in it you need to have the python interpreter installed. Also, Treeline is a graphical app, and to make use of the Z's QTopia interface it needs a special library, PyQt, to access it from python code.

Ken at 18:18, 17 July 2005

Ken — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:18:59 GMT

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-	This is an extract of an conversation regarding Python and an attempt by fpp to fix a few Python issues surrounding it. The original conversation can be found [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=11440&hl= here]. You will need the [http://www.journey.sk/zaurus/treeline/treeline-zaurus-0.8.1.tgz developer version] of the port to follow the conversation.	+	This is an extract of an conversation regarding Python and an attempt by fpp and zenyatta to fix a few Python issues surrounding it. The original conversation can be found [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=11440&hl= here]. You will need the [http://www.journey.sk/zaurus/treeline/treeline-zaurus-0.8.1.tgz developer version] of the port to follow the conversation.
	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	Treeline is an app written in the '''python''' language.		Treeline is an app written in the '''python''' language.

Ken: /* Icon works */

Ken — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:17:39 GMT

Icon works

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	2. Push the Home button to get back to Qtopia desktop.		2. Push the Home button to get back to Qtopia desktop.
	3. Tap the TreeLine icon in the task bar to go back to TreeLine.		3. Tap the TreeLine icon in the task bar to go back to TreeLine.
-	I remember having a big problem with this - TreeLine would never come back up. My setup of treeline.desktop / treelinelauncher / treeline.py is the only way I found to make it work.	+	I remember having a big problem with this - TreeLine would never come back up.
		+	My setup of treeline.desktop / treelinelauncher / treeline.py is the only way I found to make it work.

	Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).		Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).
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	Oh, and I seem to remember that early in the thread there was a question about start times. Subjectively I find them quite acceptable : with my 760 running its usual set of apps (Ko/Pi, Opera, a couple of python instances and a Snakelet server) loading Treeline takes just under 10 seconds. Not bad ! A bit more than lighter, native apps (like Portabase), but on par with compiled code like Ko/Pi, Ka/Pi etc., and certainly much better than some monsters running on kdemicrolib (like Tuxcards and Kcommander) that take so much of forever to start that they need a splashscreen to warn the user... Go Python/PyQt ! :-)		Oh, and I seem to remember that early in the thread there was a question about start times. Subjectively I find them quite acceptable : with my 760 running its usual set of apps (Ko/Pi, Opera, a couple of python instances and a Snakelet server) loading Treeline takes just under 10 seconds. Not bad ! A bit more than lighter, native apps (like Portabase), but on par with compiled code like Ko/Pi, Ka/Pi etc., and certainly much better than some monsters running on kdemicrolib (like Tuxcards and Kcommander) that take so much of forever to start that they need a splashscreen to warn the user... Go Python/PyQt ! :-)
		+
		+	* I've given up on registering .trl files as a mime typ e in Qtopia because I couldn't get TreeLine to associate properly with them. At best, TreeLine would launch upon tapping on a file's icon but it didn't receive the file name on the command line - apparently Qtopia uses the QWidget::setDocument() slot to implement the association but I couldn't get it to work.
		+
		+	* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.

Ken: /* Icon works */

Ken — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:16:00 GMT

Icon works

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	Okay, back to that darned ipk...		Okay, back to that darned ipk...
		+
		+	* Can you try the following please?
		+	1. Launch TreeLine by tapping on its icon.
		+	2. Push the Home button to get back to Qtopia desktop.
		+	3. Tap the TreeLine icon in the task bar to go back to TreeLine.
		+	I remember having a big problem with this - TreeLine would never come back up. My setup of treeline.desktop / treelinelauncher / treeline.py is the only way I found to make it work.
		+
		+	Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).
		+
		+	Well, I had done just this without thinking about it during the course of my testing, and I just tried again just to be sure, and I can confirm it just works, even with my treeline.desktop calling treeline.py directly...
		+
		+	Actually it's very fortunate that it does, because there is one peculiar thing about launching treeline on my Z : quite often ("...but not quite always", as seems to be my mantra these days :-), it will appear briefly then switch back to the desktop or to another app that's running. So you have to tap its icon on the taskbar to get it back.
		+
		+	It's not a problem, just a bit strange - the PyQt "demo app" (basic example) doesn't do this for example. And I think the behaviour was there with treelinelauncher, too.
		+
		+	Oh, and I seem to remember that early in the thread there was a question about start times. Subjectively I find them quite acceptable : with my 760 running its usual set of apps (Ko/Pi, Opera, a couple of python instances and a Snakelet server) loading Treeline takes just under 10 seconds. Not bad ! A bit more than lighter, native apps (like Portabase), but on par with compiled code like Ko/Pi, Ka/Pi etc., and certainly much better than some monsters running on kdemicrolib (like Tuxcards and Kcommander) that take so much of forever to start that they need a splashscreen to warn the user... Go Python/PyQt ! :-)

Ken: /* Icon works */

Ken — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:14:46 GMT

Icon works

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	==Icon works==		==Icon works==
		+	Saw this thread over in the python forum : http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=11827
		+
		+	and tried some of those hints. Guess what, now the Treeline icon launches Treeline, nifty uh ? More good news, it launches the large-text version
		+
		+	I don't pretend to understand any of it, but it seems to boil down to this :
		+
		+	- either you take the treelinelauncher script that's called by the icon (Exec= in treeline.desktop) and you make it much more complicated using the stuff from the thread above (env, PYTHONPATH, output redirection, not sure which does it...)
		+
		+	- either you take it out of the loop entirely and just stick the path to treeline.py as the icon action, seems to work just as well :-)
		+
		+	Okay, back to that darned ipk...

Ken: /* Mo' Fun */

Ken — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:13:55 GMT

Mo' Fun

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	Yay, [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=448 an OK button].		Yay, [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=448 an OK button].
		+
		+	==Icon works==

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	The only thing I've found that is not workable on the Z is the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=442 Configure Data Types]" dialog in its present state.		The only thing I've found that is not workable on the Z is the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=442 Configure Data Types]" dialog in its present state.

-	The top and bottom parts are off-screen, along with a couple of fields and the OK/Cancel buttons&~~ellip~~;	+	The top and bottom parts are off-screen, along with a couple of fields and the OK/Cancel buttons…

	On my 760 the Cancel button on the keyboard dismisses the dialog, but the OK button does not validate it. So as far as I can tell, you can't define a new record type directly on the Zaurus version.		On my 760 the Cancel button on the keyboard dismisses the dialog, but the OK button does not validate it. So as far as I can tell, you can't define a new record type directly on the Zaurus version.
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	I must say I never thought that differences between Sharp ROMs and OpenZaurus might present bigger problems than differences between Zaurus models		I must say I never thought that differences between Sharp ROMs and OpenZaurus might present bigger problems than differences between Zaurus models

-	* On the 760 keyboard the Enter and OK keys are also equivalent, and generally map to a dialog's OK/Yes button&~~ellip~~; but not on this one. Mostly it seems to call the "modify data type list" dialog, although it depends where the focus is.	+	* On the 760 keyboard the Enter and OK keys are also equivalent, and generally map to a dialog's OK/Yes button… but not on this one. Mostly it seems to call the "modify data type list" dialog, although it depends where the focus is.

	* There are other workarounds though : kham's idea works (nice call kham, see below !), and also you can tab your way to the OK button itself (4 tabs from the "output format" field, or 2 shift-tabs from the first field) and press Enter. But I agree it's strictly for emergencies only		* There are other workarounds though : kham's idea works (nice call kham, see below !), and also you can tab your way to the OK button itself (4 tabs from the "output format" field, or 2 shift-tabs from the first field) and press Enter. But I agree it's strictly for emergencies only
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	ipkg_install_file: ERROR unpacking control.tar.gz from treeline_0.8.1_sharp_arm.ipk		ipkg_install_file: ERROR unpacking control.tar.gz from treeline_0.8.1_sharp_arm.ipk

-	BTW, that's the exact same error I received many times while trying to build my own ipk from the OZ original, which is why I ended up installing by hand. So there must be another difference somewhere &eklip; It's either something with the Cacko/Sharp installer, or something to do with the contents of the control file, despite its being plain text&~~ellip~~;	+	BTW, that's the exact same error I received many times while trying to build my own ipk from the OZ original, which is why I ended up installing by hand. So there must be another difference somewhere &eklip; It's either something with the Cacko/Sharp installer, or something to do with the contents of the control file, despite its being plain text…

	==Mo' Fun==		==Mo' Fun==
-	Yes, I know there ain't no Star Wars episode 7, but just for kicks&~~ellip~~; When I started Treeline from the console today, to check on the above, I got a very [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=446 different result] than on Friday.	+	Yes, I know there ain't no Star Wars episode 7, but just for kicks… When I started Treeline from the console today, to check on the above, I got a very [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=446 different result] than on Friday.

-	More legible and easier on the eyes, no ? I've already seen both the small text/large text versions, but I'm not sure how to reliably get either. Guess it comes from launching through the console&~~ellip~~; I wonder which version a proper IPK installation with a working icon will give ?	+	More legible and easier on the eyes, no ? I've already seen both the small text/large text versions, but I'm not sure how to reliably get either. Guess it comes from launching through the console… I wonder which version a proper IPK installation with a working icon will give ?

	Obviously though, the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=447 Configure Data Types]" dialog problem just got worse.		Obviously though, the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=447 Configure Data Types]" dialog problem just got worse.
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	I don't pretend to understand any of it, but it seems to boil down to this :		I don't pretend to understand any of it, but it seems to boil down to this :

-	- either you take the treelinelauncher script that's called by the icon (Exec= in treeline.desktop) and you make it much more complicated using the stuff from the thread above (env, PYTHONPATH, output redirection, not sure which does it&~~ellip~~;)	+	- either you take the treelinelauncher script that's called by the icon (Exec= in treeline.desktop) and you make it much more complicated using the stuff from the thread above (env, PYTHONPATH, output redirection, not sure which does it…)

	- either you take it out of the loop entirely and just stick the path to treeline.py as the icon action, seems to work just as well :-)		- either you take it out of the loop entirely and just stick the path to treeline.py as the icon action, seems to work just as well :-)

-	Okay, back to that darned ipk&~~ellip~~;	+	Okay, back to that darned ipk…

	* Can you try the following please?		* Can you try the following please?
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	Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).		Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).

-	Well, I had done just this without thinking about it during the course of my testing, and I just tried again just to be sure, and I can confirm it just works, even with my treeline.desktop calling treeline.py directly&~~ellip~~;	+	Well, I had done just this without thinking about it during the course of my testing, and I just tried again just to be sure, and I can confirm it just works, even with my treeline.desktop calling treeline.py directly…

	Actually it's very fortunate that it does, because there is one peculiar thing about launching treeline on my Z : quite often ("&ellip;but not quite always", as seems to be my mantra these days :-), it will appear briefly then switch back to the desktop or to another app that's running. So you have to tap its icon on the taskbar to get it back.		Actually it's very fortunate that it does, because there is one peculiar thing about launching treeline on my Z : quite often ("&ellip;but not quite always", as seems to be my mantra these days :-), it will appear briefly then switch back to the desktop or to another app that's running. So you have to tap its icon on the taskbar to get it back.

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	[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=438 Here] is the main window, empty.		[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=438 Here] is the main window, empty.

-	It looks just fine as a screenshot here, but believe me, on the Z those letters and icons are SMALL~~...~~ yes~~...~~ smaller than usual, even	+	It looks just fine as a screenshot here, but believe me, on the Z those letters and icons are SMALL… yes… smaller than usual, even

	==the General Options dialog==		==the General Options dialog==
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	This is where the origins of zenyatta's port show through (QVGA, portrait).		This is where the origins of zenyatta's port show through (QVGA, portrait).

-	The results on a [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=439 landscape VGA], obviously, look a little [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=440 lopsided]~~...~~ but still perfectly workable :-)	+	The results on a [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=439 landscape VGA], obviously, look a little [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=440 lopsided]… but still perfectly workable :-)

	==the File Options dialog==		==the File Options dialog==
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	The only thing I've found that is not workable on the Z is the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=442 Configure Data Types]" dialog in its present state.		The only thing I've found that is not workable on the Z is the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=442 Configure Data Types]" dialog in its present state.

-	The top and bottom parts are off-screen, along with a couple of fields and the OK/Cancel buttons~~...~~	+	The top and bottom parts are off-screen, along with a couple of fields and the OK/Cancel buttons&ellip;

	On my 760 the Cancel button on the keyboard dismisses the dialog, but the OK button does not validate it. So as far as I can tell, you can't define a new record type directly on the Zaurus version.		On my 760 the Cancel button on the keyboard dismisses the dialog, but the OK button does not validate it. So as far as I can tell, you can't define a new record type directly on the Zaurus version.
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	I must say I never thought that differences between Sharp ROMs and OpenZaurus might present bigger problems than differences between Zaurus models		I must say I never thought that differences between Sharp ROMs and OpenZaurus might present bigger problems than differences between Zaurus models

-	* On the 760 keyboard the Enter and OK keys are also equivalent, and generally map to a dialog's OK/Yes button~~...~~ but not on this one. Mostly it seems to call the "modify data type list" dialog, although it depends where the focus is.	+	* On the 760 keyboard the Enter and OK keys are also equivalent, and generally map to a dialog's OK/Yes button&ellip; but not on this one. Mostly it seems to call the "modify data type list" dialog, although it depends where the focus is.

	* There are other workarounds though : kham's idea works (nice call kham, see below !), and also you can tab your way to the OK button itself (4 tabs from the "output format" field, or 2 shift-tabs from the first field) and press Enter. But I agree it's strictly for emergencies only		* There are other workarounds though : kham's idea works (nice call kham, see below !), and also you can tab your way to the OK button itself (4 tabs from the "output format" field, or 2 shift-tabs from the first field) and press Enter. But I agree it's strictly for emergencies only
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	ipkg_install_file: ERROR unpacking control.tar.gz from treeline_0.8.1_sharp_arm.ipk		ipkg_install_file: ERROR unpacking control.tar.gz from treeline_0.8.1_sharp_arm.ipk

-	BTW, that's the exact same error I received many times while trying to build my own ipk from the OZ original, which is why I ended up installing by hand. So there must be another difference somewhere ~~...~~ It's either something with the Cacko/Sharp installer, or something to do with the contents of the control file, despite its being plain text~~...~~	+	BTW, that's the exact same error I received many times while trying to build my own ipk from the OZ original, which is why I ended up installing by hand. So there must be another difference somewhere &eklip; It's either something with the Cacko/Sharp installer, or something to do with the contents of the control file, despite its being plain text&ellip;

	==Mo' Fun==		==Mo' Fun==
-	Yes, I know there ain't no Star Wars episode 7, but just for kicks~~...~~ When I started Treeline from the console today, to check on the above, I got a very [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=446 different result] than on Friday.	+	Yes, I know there ain't no Star Wars episode 7, but just for kicks&ellip; When I started Treeline from the console today, to check on the above, I got a very [http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=446 different result] than on Friday.

-	More legible and easier on the eyes, no ? I've already seen both the small text/large text versions, but I'm not sure how to reliably get either. Guess it comes from launching through the console~~...~~ I wonder which version a proper IPK installation with a working icon will give ?	+	More legible and easier on the eyes, no ? I've already seen both the small text/large text versions, but I'm not sure how to reliably get either. Guess it comes from launching through the console&ellip; I wonder which version a proper IPK installation with a working icon will give ?

	Obviously though, the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=447 Configure Data Types]" dialog problem just got worse.		Obviously though, the "[http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=447 Configure Data Types]" dialog problem just got worse.
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	I don't pretend to understand any of it, but it seems to boil down to this :		I don't pretend to understand any of it, but it seems to boil down to this :

-	- either you take the treelinelauncher script that's called by the icon (Exec= in treeline.desktop) and you make it much more complicated using the stuff from the thread above (env, PYTHONPATH, output redirection, not sure which does it~~...~~)	+	- either you take the treelinelauncher script that's called by the icon (Exec= in treeline.desktop) and you make it much more complicated using the stuff from the thread above (env, PYTHONPATH, output redirection, not sure which does it&ellip;)

	- either you take it out of the loop entirely and just stick the path to treeline.py as the icon action, seems to work just as well :-)		- either you take it out of the loop entirely and just stick the path to treeline.py as the icon action, seems to work just as well :-)

-	Okay, back to that darned ipk~~...~~	+	Okay, back to that darned ipk&ellip;

	* Can you try the following please?		* Can you try the following please?
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	Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).		Yes, I seem to remember such things being discussed in the forums sometime last year (maybe it was you :-).

-	Well, I had done just this without thinking about it during the course of my testing, and I just tried again just to be sure, and I can confirm it just works, even with my treeline.desktop calling treeline.py directly~~...~~	+	Well, I had done just this without thinking about it during the course of my testing, and I just tried again just to be sure, and I can confirm it just works, even with my treeline.desktop calling treeline.py directly&ellip;

-	Actually it's very fortunate that it does, because there is one peculiar thing about launching treeline on my Z : quite often ("~~...~~but not quite always", as seems to be my mantra these days :-), it will appear briefly then switch back to the desktop or to another app that's running. So you have to tap its icon on the taskbar to get it back.	+	Actually it's very fortunate that it does, because there is one peculiar thing about launching treeline on my Z : quite often ("&ellip;but not quite always", as seems to be my mantra these days :-), it will appear briefly then switch back to the desktop or to another app that's running. So you have to tap its icon on the taskbar to get it back.

	It's not a problem, just a bit strange - the PyQt "demo app" (basic example) doesn't do this for example. And I think the behaviour was there with treelinelauncher, too.		It's not a problem, just a bit strange - the PyQt "demo app" (basic example) doesn't do this for example. And I think the behaviour was there with treelinelauncher, too.

-	Oh, and I seem to remember that early in the thread there was a question about start times. Subjectively I find them quite acceptable : with my 760 running its usual set of apps (Ko/Pi, Opera, a couple of python instances and a Snakelet server) loading Treeline takes just under 10 seconds. Not bad ! A bit more than lighter, native apps (like Portabase), but on par with compiled code like Ko/Pi, Ka/Pi etc., and certainly much better than some monsters running on kdemicrolib (like Tuxcards and Kcommander) that take so much of forever to start that they need a splashscreen to warn the user~~...~~ Go Python/PyQt ! :-)	+	Oh, and I seem to remember that early in the thread there was a question about start times. Subjectively I find them quite acceptable : with my 760 running its usual set of apps (Ko/Pi, Opera, a couple of python instances and a Snakelet server) loading Treeline takes just under 10 seconds. Not bad ! A bit more than lighter, native apps (like Portabase), but on par with compiled code like Ko/Pi, Ka/Pi etc., and certainly much better than some monsters running on kdemicrolib (like Tuxcards and Kcommander) that take so much of forever to start that they need a splashscreen to warn the user&ellip; Go Python/PyQt ! :-)

	* I've given up on registering .trl files as a mime typ e in Qtopia because I couldn't get TreeLine to associate properly with them. At best, TreeLine would launch upon tapping on a file's icon but it didn't receive the file name on the command line - apparently Qtopia uses the QWidget::setDocument() slot to implement the association but I couldn't get it to work.		* I've given up on registering .trl files as a mime typ e in Qtopia because I couldn't get TreeLine to associate properly with them. At best, TreeLine would launch upon tapping on a file's icon but it didn't receive the file name on the command line - apparently Qtopia uses the QWidget::setDocument() slot to implement the association but I couldn't get it to work.

	* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.		* I also updated the OZ ipk with one small bugfix (resizing when an input method area pops up). I can now finally leave SharpROM, re-flash OZ and move ahead with other things.

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