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General Discussion / Flash plugin?
« on: March 25, 2004, 08:56:57 am »
Well, for whatever it\'s worth, I was able to play \'all your base\' (^_^)
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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General Discussion / Flash plugin?
« on: March 25, 2004, 05:21:58 am »
The source isn\'t available on that page. You could always try sending the author an email, or try posting on the board linked on that page.
This version provides a (very simple) QT GUI. I haven\'t found any good files to test it with though... the only files that I could find off hand are from much newer versions of flash (Flash 5). Some of them run ok, but are rather slow... I don\'t know if it\'s because of the flash version, or just that the player is that slow.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
This version provides a (very simple) QT GUI. I haven\'t found any good files to test it with though... the only files that I could find off hand are from much newer versions of flash (Flash 5). Some of them run ok, but are rather slow... I don\'t know if it\'s because of the flash version, or just that the player is that slow.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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General Discussion / Flash plugin?
« on: March 24, 2004, 11:18:57 pm »
Just wanted to note that QFlashPlayer has been updated:
http://ichitokumei.hp.infoseek.co.jp/
It claims to support Flash 3. The author also says that he made a netfront plugin, but won\'t release it due to not clearly understanding the license issues.
Note you will need madplay for mp3 sound.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
http://ichitokumei.hp.infoseek.co.jp/
It claims to support Flash 3. The author also says that he made a netfront plugin, but won\'t release it due to not clearly understanding the license issues.
Note you will need madplay for mp3 sound.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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Sharp ROMs / japanese input method with Cacko ROM on SL-C760?
« on: March 22, 2004, 05:13:09 am »
Download japanese-support and japanese-dict ipks from:
http://www.caths.cam.ac.uk/computing/handh...ml#custom%20rom
Enjoy.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
http://www.caths.cam.ac.uk/computing/handh...ml#custom%20rom
Enjoy.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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There is also znester:
http://www.self-core.org/~kaoru-k/wiki/Nes...inuxZaurus.html
The ZSI entry claims it doesn\'t run that well, but it works great on my C760 with QT-based (TKC) rom.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
http://www.self-core.org/~kaoru-k/wiki/Nes...inuxZaurus.html
The ZSI entry claims it doesn\'t run that well, but it works great on my C760 with QT-based (TKC) rom.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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NYC / subway maps
« on: March 21, 2004, 10:42:59 am »
If anyone is really interested in this, has some free time, and is slightly crazy, they should try converting the data from the Palm OS program Metro: http://nanika.net/Metro/
Metro has subway data for a _lot_ of cities. It looks like each city is stored as a separate .pdb file. Beyond that, I have no clue about the file format.
Any takers? I\'m currently busy with my own Kanji project, or I would toy with it myself.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
Metro has subway data for a _lot_ of cities. It looks like each city is stored as a separate .pdb file. Beyond that, I have no clue about the file format.
Any takers? I\'m currently busy with my own Kanji project, or I would toy with it myself.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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Software / Is there any Taskswitcher utility?
« on: March 20, 2004, 08:38:11 pm »
For a keyboard-based switcher, you can try KeyHelper, a keyboard remapping program that just happens to also have a built in taskselector. There is a link to it and some information on setting it up available at: http://viz.aset.psu.edu/ga5in/SharpZaurus.html
I use it on my C760. I\'m not sure if it will work on the 5600 or not, but it\'s worth a shot. The keycodes for the 5600 are probably different, so you\'ll have to find a list of them, or you can try the KeyHelperConf app, which is available at: http://yakty.s31.xrea.com/linuzau/keyhelperconf/ (warning: Japanese page).
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
I use it on my C760. I\'m not sure if it will work on the 5600 or not, but it\'s worth a shot. The keycodes for the 5600 are probably different, so you\'ll have to find a list of them, or you can try the KeyHelperConf app, which is available at: http://yakty.s31.xrea.com/linuzau/keyhelperconf/ (warning: Japanese page).
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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Mac Issues / KO/Pi can sync with iCal
« on: March 18, 2004, 02:07:54 am »
kdepimpi? Heh, why not just call it KDE-Pimp (^_^)
zautrix: sure, feel free to use it.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
zautrix: sure, feel free to use it.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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Mac Issues / KO/Pi can sync with iCal
« on: March 17, 2004, 11:57:10 pm »
Work is being done to port KAddressbook (KA/Pi), but the estimated availability date is currently listed as \"End of 2004\":
http://www.pi-sync.net/html/ka_pi.html
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
http://www.pi-sync.net/html/ka_pi.html
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
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Mac Issues / KO/Pi can sync with iCal
« on: March 17, 2004, 09:09:31 pm »
In case nobody else noticed, KO/Pi (KOrganizer/Platform-independent) for Zaurus can sync with OS X iCal.
The way the syncing works: KOrganizer copies the iCal calendar file to the Zaurus, syncs it with KOrganizer\'s calendar, then copies the resulting file back to iCal.
You will need a newer version of KO/Pi (1.6.3b or newer). You have to setup synchronization via ssh/scp, as described here:
http://www.pi-sync.net/doku/KO_Pi_45_sync.htm
The calendar file for iCal is located under ~/Library/Calendars/Home.ics (assuming that you want to sync with the default Home calendar).
IMPORTANT: Before syncing for the first time, you MUST add a X-WR-RELCALID tag to the KOrganizer mycalendar.ics file, or else iCal will change the UID number of all entries, causing duplicates. The X-WR-RELCALID tag should be in the header of the mycalendar.ics file, before the first VTODO/VEVENT tag. For example:
Note that the value for X-WR-RELCALID can be anything, though it should probably be a real UID. I would recommend just copying the information from your iCal Home.ics file. Also note the other X-WR tags... I don\'t know if iCal really needs them or not, but to be safe, I added them to my mycalendar.ics file.
Another important note is to make sure that iCal is closed when you sync, as iCal does not appear to write its *.ics file until the application is closed.
I just got this working last night, so I don\'t know how well it really works. So far it seems fine. However, I would strongly suggest backing up your calendars on both sides to be safe. In fact, you may want to continue backing up your calendars on a regular basis, just as an added precaution.
Note that when syncing, at least in my case, there seems to be a bit of a delay between the \'Copy succeeded\' and \'Sync completed successfully\'. Make sure that the sync has completed before reopening iCal.
For those that are switching from a DTM-based calendar program (such as the default C7xx/8xx calendar app), the latest version of KO/Pi (1.6.5a) claims to be able to import DTM data.
While it\'s not iSync, this seems to do the trick.
Good luck.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan
The way the syncing works: KOrganizer copies the iCal calendar file to the Zaurus, syncs it with KOrganizer\'s calendar, then copies the resulting file back to iCal.
You will need a newer version of KO/Pi (1.6.3b or newer). You have to setup synchronization via ssh/scp, as described here:
http://www.pi-sync.net/doku/KO_Pi_45_sync.htm
The calendar file for iCal is located under ~/Library/Calendars/Home.ics (assuming that you want to sync with the default Home calendar).
IMPORTANT: Before syncing for the first time, you MUST add a X-WR-RELCALID tag to the KOrganizer mycalendar.ics file, or else iCal will change the UID number of all entries, causing duplicates. The X-WR-RELCALID tag should be in the header of the mycalendar.ics file, before the first VTODO/VEVENT tag. For example:
Code: [Select]
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
PRODID
:-//K Desktop Environment//NONSGML libkcal 3.1//EN
VERSION
:2.0
X-WR-CALNAME
:Home
X-WR-RELCALID
:AD1EEE08-7829-11D8-B8BC-0008492D9012
X-WR-TIMEZONE
:Asia/Tokyo
BEGIN:VTODONote that the value for X-WR-RELCALID can be anything, though it should probably be a real UID. I would recommend just copying the information from your iCal Home.ics file. Also note the other X-WR tags... I don\'t know if iCal really needs them or not, but to be safe, I added them to my mycalendar.ics file.
Another important note is to make sure that iCal is closed when you sync, as iCal does not appear to write its *.ics file until the application is closed.
I just got this working last night, so I don\'t know how well it really works. So far it seems fine. However, I would strongly suggest backing up your calendars on both sides to be safe. In fact, you may want to continue backing up your calendars on a regular basis, just as an added precaution.
Note that when syncing, at least in my case, there seems to be a bit of a delay between the \'Copy succeeded\' and \'Sync completed successfully\'. Make sure that the sync has completed before reopening iCal.
For those that are switching from a DTM-based calendar program (such as the default C7xx/8xx calendar app), the latest version of KO/Pi (1.6.5a) claims to be able to import DTM data.
While it\'s not iSync, this seems to do the trick.
Good luck.
- ashikase
anpachi, gifu, japan