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« Reply #15 on: December 30, 2005, 06:59:11 am »
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Thanks for the hint, pgas.    
I installed dtruchan's libofx package (i guess since it is already compiled so there's no need for OpenSP?).   And then I tried again with CFLAGS=-I/usr/include ./configure and CPPLAGS=-I/usr/include ./configure, but the situation remained the same:
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checking libofx/libofx.h usability ... no
checking libofx/libofx.h presence ... no
checking for libofx/libofx.h ... no
Libofx header missing.  Check your libofx installation
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So still got stuck here.  Any more insight?  

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« Reply #16 on: December 30, 2005, 07:23:33 am »
where is your libofx.h?
check with ./configure  --help if there is an option to define include paths for fox?
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« Reply #17 on: December 30, 2005, 12:24:27 pm »
Okay.  This time I installed OpenSP (which fixes the previous libofx not found error during configure) also and could configure and make grisbi successfully, without doing anything with LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS.

BUT this build still segfaults in the same 2 places:
-- Preferences > Display > Font & logo > Fonts
-- File > Import

Otherwise it runs fine.  I didn't test it very thoroughly yet.  
Please help test it if you are interested.  

I replace the original version with this one in the Post #1.  

Thanks again, pgas and dtruchan!
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« Reply #18 on: January 02, 2006, 08:08:16 am »
Yesterday Chero and I were talking about keymapping and in particular how to activate the Insert key in NoteCase.  To enhance the ease of use and functionality of NoteCase, here is my personal solution:  

First get a full copy of the keymapping in pdaX by using
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xmodmap -pke > keymap

Looking it up I found keycode 111 matching "Insert", which is not mapped yet.

Next add a line for this keycode 111 in /etc/X11/kb/userdefined.xmodmap.
As there are two Shift keys and the right one is less used than the left one, I choose to map R Shift to Insert with Fn. It looks like this:
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keycode 111 = Shift_R Shift_R Insert Inser
This way pressing R Shift I can still get the normal shift, and Fn+R Shift will do an Insert.

So, in NoteCase, to add a new parent branch, I do Fn+R Shift (= Insert); to add a child branch, I do a L Shift+Fn+R Shift (= Shift Insert).  I squeezed my big left thumb on both Fn and L Shift, and press R Shift with my right one. Volia!  
 
I also reassigned F1-F5 to Fn+5-9 (so no meddling with Fn+1-4 for zoom and backlight), and Fn+0 to F10. Now all the major hotkeys for NoteCase are available.  And this also comes handy in other apps like mc.

Hope this helps.  Enjoy.
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« Reply #19 on: January 02, 2006, 12:02:50 pm »
Hi ZDevil,

On my akita,
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xmodmap -pke returns
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keycode 120 = Shift_R Shift_R Insert Insert
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and not keycode 111.

So I edited /etc/X11/kb/userdefined.xmodmap and added
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keycode 120 = Shift_R Shift_R Insert Insertand it works, thanks.
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« Reply #20 on: January 17, 2006, 03:22:46 am »
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Finally I've rejected kdepim in favour of jpilot. I don't have any Palm devices though  Are you aware of any tricks/plugins to sync jpilot with a mobile phone?

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« Reply #21 on: January 17, 2006, 04:18:26 am »
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Finally I've rejected kdepim in favour of jpilot. I don't have any Palm devices though  Are you aware of any tricks/plugins to sync jpilot with a mobile phone?
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Sorry, AFAIK the direct beam functions are the pilot-* commands which you can use to beam individual files to a palm device.  But I haven't tested them on mobile phones though.    

BTW, if you find the windows in my compiled GTK2 version not good-looking enough (it would be great if someone more skilful can recompile jpilot with screen sizes fit to a 640x480 screen!), you can try cjb's version: [a href=\"https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=16303&hl=jpilot]https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showt...16303&hl=jpilot[/url] , which was compiled without GTK2.  That build is smaller, but cannot change themes and  have no CJK support.

As I'm now playing with KDE3.5, I've really been looking forward to seeing the KDE headers and includes become available to zgcc, so that I can also try KPilot and see which one is better.  

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« Reply #22 on: January 18, 2006, 02:29:11 am »
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As a general rule of thumb K-appilcations suck more often than the corresponding Gtk one.
It seems I have to write a script to export jpilot databases to a text file and use gammu to synchronize

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« Reply #23 on: January 18, 2006, 03:45:13 am »
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As a general rule of thumb K-appilcations suck more often than the corresponding Gtk one.
It seems I have to write a script to export jpilot databases to a text file and use gammu to synchronize
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JPilot has builtin export functions for these formats:
-- Datebook --> text, csv, iCal
-- Addressbook --> text, csv, vCard, idif
-- Todo --> text, csv, iCal
-- Memo --> text, csv

So text export is already supported for the four PIM databases (though not for Expense and Keyring).  

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« Reply #24 on: January 18, 2006, 04:26:44 am »
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Does jpilot support alarms?

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« Reply #25 on: January 18, 2006, 04:58:51 am »
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Yes, there is alarm and reminder for datebook appointments.  By default it uses a popup screen as a reminder without no sound.  But you can specify other shell commands for that (see the attached pic).  Maybe you can even make it scream (have yet to figure out how).      
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P.S.:  Then, is there any shell command in pdaX that can play a simple sound file such as .wav?
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« Reply #26 on: January 18, 2006, 05:14:33 am »
Just tried the alarm in JPilot.  There is a glitch: the alarm can only function when the device is on.   Dunno if that's also the case for kdepim (tried very briefly long time ago and then swtiched to others due to its heaviness).

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« Reply #27 on: January 18, 2006, 05:19:21 am »
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is there any shell command in pdaX that can play a simple sound file such as .wav
it's name is playwave (surprise!)

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Does jpilot support alarms?
I guess you want your Z to wakeup on alarm. I think you can alter kopi-apm to look into ~/.jpilot/jpilot.alarms. I'm planning to do that in the next few days

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« Reply #28 on: January 18, 2006, 05:21:37 am »
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is there any shell command in pdaX that can play a simple sound file such as .wav
it's name is playwave (surprise!)

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Does jpilot support alarms?
I guess you want your Z to wakeup on alarm. I think you can alter kopi-apm to look into ~/.jpilot/jpilot.alarms. I'm planning to do that in the next few days
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Great!  Do let us know if kopi-apm can work with jpilot.  

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« Reply #29 on: January 18, 2006, 05:23:31 am »
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Yes, there is alarm and reminder for datebook appointments.  By default it uses a popup screen as a reminder without no sound.  But you can specify other shell commands for that (see the attached pic).
If I understand it correctly, the alarms will only go off when your Z is on?

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Maybe you can even make it scream (have yet to figure out how).     
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P.S.:  Then, is there any shell command in pdaX that can play a simple sound file such as .wav?

The esound package (installed by default) contains the play and playwave commands.


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