Nice, but I'd like to be able to install it without getting dead pixels, it's a major problem for me. It doesn't happen with OZ or Qtopia only pdaXrom.
The new pdaXrom looks very good, I'm glad the hwclock has been looked at. The C series is pretty impotent as a timekeeping device, but more so with pdaXrom 1.0.5.
Keep up the good work!
[span style=\'font-size:8pt;line-height:100%\'](I can't help wishing pdaXrom and Cacko QT ROM were integrated though...)[/span]
aren't dead pixels a physical problem with the LCD screen? i always thought it was. maybe i am wrong.
No, there has been another thread discussing this, and I am not the only one affected there seems to be some problem but it looks like dead pixels, they stay there all the time looking and acting like dead pixels, but.. upon flashing to a QT ROM they go, no sign of them from the console or GUI. If I put pdaXrom back, the dead pixels come back, but not always in the same place and they stay until the ROM comes off. These could be a hardware fault but I'm curious that it does not manifest itself under OZ or Qtopia, however I'm going off topic.
But I'll keep an eye on pdaXrom, it is good and I managed to compile my own calculator which was cool. These new features are all welcome
The way we got the audio remote control working depended on the main window of XMMS maintaining focus while in use, would this be affected by the new backlight control for music playback?
