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I was all doom and gloom for abut 24 hours. But, really, this is an architecture switch comparable to the same advances that would have been made on the PowerPC if IBM had been able to deliver. I just got a new iMac over the weekend, and I have neither regret nor apprehension.
The only thing that worries me is the DRM on Intel chips. But there's no guarantee that Apple will incorporate this (it only works with Microsoft's Janus DRM, AFAIK) -- the company has traditionally worked in just enough DRM to appease the music companies and no more.
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Hello all,
For a number of years now I've been using the Zaurus software index (www.killefiz.de/zaurus) for applications for my sl-5500. Now I've upgraded to a c1000, and I'm using the pdaxrom feeds for the software - I didn't realise until today that ZSI had been replaced by the Embedded Linux Software Index (www.elsix.org) - and it would appear that many are the same. I understand Roy who has been developing elsix.org doesn't have time to work on it any more and I was wondering if there was interest from others who would like to see a new central web-site for Zaurus software.
Key requirements:
- Search - the index should be easily and fully searchable - almost google like in its simplicity
- Platforms - the Zaurus community used to be rather compact, but its incredibly diverse now, and I would like to include a feature which will indicate which platform software has been created for, fully tested on and works on.
- Easy interface - so we can use it from our Z's :-)
- Feedback - (possibly using moderators) do dead links etc are removed
- Version tracking for software - so each package is only mentioned once
- Capture remote data from feeds - Feeds are used a lot now, but aren't all that helpful if you don't have access to the net from your Z. Collecting data from the feeds would save a lot of effort on the part of developers. And they could then go to the site and add information about the package (or use information from another package if its the same for a different rom etc).
Ideas taken from:
- www.killefiz.de/zaurus - wonderful site, but a little lacking in some areas and not updated much
- www.elsix.org - not updated much, a bit lack-luster.
- www.versiontracker.com - wonderul site for macintosh software
- www.rpmfind.net - very useful site for finding packages for a particular linux distro.
What do you all think?
Allan
- I'm not much of a software for an OS developer, I'm a web-developer, so this is a little way of giving something back to a very cool community...
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Using /lib/modules/2.4.20/kernel/drivers/usb/usb_ohci_pxa27x.o
insmod: init_module: usb_ohci_pxa27x: Operation not permitted
modprobe: failed to load module usb_ohci_pxa27x
Only the most general of error messages are reported: as the work of trying to link the module is now done inside the kernel, the dmesg usually gives more information about errors.
QuoteAdding double-buffering to month view would be a lot of work compared what you will gain.Unfortunate, but understandable.
I am using double-buffering in the agenda view.
z.
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The refresh rate of the calendar view (which I use exclusively) is what originally turned me off of KO/Pi when I first tried it long, long ago, though, as I stated, I have noticed that it has improved. However, I find that it still is not as fast to update as the Sharp calendar or Qualendar (which is based off of the Sharp calendar). I guess I'm just impatient (^^;
- ashikase
- anpachi, gifu, japan
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Another problem might be the start page, at least I think the entries there are too large, so you don't see a lot of them at once. I'd show just the first line from the description on the start page, that'd make it more compact. And put the 'Recent projects' bar to the left, it's a bit lost on the right side.
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