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Title: Remind
Post by: kleinerp on March 01, 2005, 03:12:49 am: Is there a version of Remind (http://www.roaringpenguin.com/penguin/open_source_remind.php)
compiled for the Zaurus? How would I go about compiling for a Zaurus C860? Can I run .configure and make on the Z? If not how do I compile it on OS X 10.3.8?
Title: Remind
Post by: kleinerp on March 02, 2005, 06:14:21 pm: Quote
Is there a version of Remind (http://www.roaringpenguin.com/penguin/open_source_remind.php)
compiled for the Zaurus? How would I go about compiling for a Zaurus C860? Can I run .configure and make on the Z? If not how do I compile it on OS X 10.3.8?
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anyone? any help?
Title: Remind
Post by: develd on March 22, 2005, 06:21:49 pm: Never heared about this tool before, but reading the link you mentioned above I was interested.

At the terminal the debian package remind_03.00.22-1_arm.deb works well on my standard Sharp ROM 1.01. Just extract the binaries to a bin-dir of your $PATH.

But sorry I have no hint to use the tk version on a Zaurus.
Title: Remind
Post by: Stubear on March 22, 2005, 08:31:41 pm: Send me what language and location info (city & co-ordinates) you want hard coded into the app and I'll compile it for you.

Otherwise I'll just default it to New York or LA or some such other large city.

Stu
Title: Remind
Post by: Stubear on March 25, 2005, 09:37:38 am: kleinerp,

Here you go

It installs to /usr/local/bin and contains

./usr/local/bin/rem
./usr/local/bin/kall
./usr/local/bin/tkremind
./usr/local/bin/rem2ps
./usr/local/bin/remind
./usr/local/bin/cm2rem.tcl

You'll have to find a version of tcl and tk that works with Qtopia yourself though

Enjoy

Stu
Title: Remind
Post by: jfv on March 25, 2005, 11:49:19 am: To run Tcl/Tk you'll have to install X/Qt as explained elsewhere in these forums and then install Tclkit. Get the ARM version of Tclkit here (http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/downloads.html) and follow the easy install instructions (copied from the website):
Most binaries are for Unix and compressed with gzip (.gz suffix). So here the recipe is: download, ungzip, rename to "tclkit", and do a "chmod +x tclkit" - voilÃ ...

Felipe