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It doesn't crash, it just closes/quits. CTRL+C is the common combination for terminal-apps to stop them. :) Just paste the highlighted text with the middle-click, no need to do ctrl-c/ctrl-v here. Why not use the taskbar (with stylus or finger) or alt-tab to switch to/maximize Links2 again...

Then there's simply not enough memory on the Pandora for this application, i'm afraid.

Great idea! Here is the sourcecode. It is a python-application, which is on Pandora complaining about the missing "PyQT4"-module and by default uses "KMplayer" to play the streams. So with a little work it seems possible, but i'm not really familiar enough with python to include the missing...

That's by design, because on the Pandora syslog(-ng) isn't running. :) Services on Linux use syslog (or a derivate) to log different facilities from running services. But only running syslog isn't enough: as long as you are not running services like sshd/dropbear, there's nothing that will be...

This is cool for some short headlines or news, but not for longer (mainly technical) documents. Only my opinion and experience here, of course... :) Strange, this works here flawlessly. And i'm only using the nubs for highlighting: Just hold your right nub to the left (keep holding!) and...

As far as i can comment on it, it seems that all log-files are redirected to one file: /var/log/slim.log. If you are concerned about running services, just run something like "nmap" against your Pandora, and you'll see only one open tcp-port (assumed you're not running additional services like...

There's always the standard X11-feature, which also works in links: mark the text using your mouse (left button pressed) and then paste it with middle-button (right nub down).

Just peeking at the source in this moment. But it seems that my czech is a little rusty (all comments in the source and the developers docs are in czech)... :blink: Try ALT+F9 in Xfce. It works for me. But maybe there's no need to use my "scrollmode"-version: sometimes it really helps to...

I am so blind... (not literally). Thank you very much for pointing me into the right direction. :) So here's a new Links2 PND, which now contains two (virtual) applications. The one named "Links2 (Scrollmode)" will now set the right nub to scrollmode, adjusts scroll-speed and -sensitivity...

Allright, will do! I've completly copied your code to do the link-magic into the new start-script of freemind! :) Before that i also tried to do an "export HOME=...", but without luck. I've no idea why it's not honouring $HOME...

mcobit's PND is also working for me on HF5. But nevertheless, i've just repackaged FreeMind 0.9.0. It's the full version (with exports etc.), so startup may take some seconds. @mcobit: do you want to update the file-archive, or should i?

In version 2.1 you could set one with "Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Download directory". Had no time to check v2.6 yet. Is that option missing there? BTW: i've updated Links2 and made it honour commandline-parameters.

Maybe then you can use the sd-mass-storage- or usb-networking-mode of your Pandora. Since i don't use windows i can't help you on this, but searching the forums might get you going.

I know what you mean, and it would be really nice to have a line-by-line-scrolling! But i've unfortunately not found a way to set/bind this via the cfg.-file. It seems that Links2 already supports the mouse-wheel(!) for this kind of scrolling (as stated on the Features-Page), but i've no idea...

100%ige Zustimmung! Ich habe zwar auch schon die Cross-Compiling-Toolchain auf meinem Desktop-PC aufgesetzt, aber aus mehreren Gründen (u. a. Zeit) ist bis auf einem simplen SDL-Test-PND noch nichts weiter daraus geworden...

Thank you for this! I've always been annoyed by this animation.

On my desktop-pc running Debian Squeeze and on my netbook running eeebuntu (a flavour of Ubuntu Jaunty) i've got the same problem when trying to send or receive files from/to the Pandora. Sending/receiving over bluetooth from desktop-pc to netbook (and vice/versa) works fine. My guess: maybe...

This is only due to my particular packaging and the way the Pingus-Angstrom-Package is done. Most of the level-stuff, graphics aso. will be searched by Pingus in "/usr/share/pingus", and the path "/usr/share" resides on your NAND. So on the first run my startup-script creates a link on your...

Thanks! Somebody on the german Forum pointed this out to me too. My Fault: i didn't check the Wiki first, only EDs file-archive. For future releases/ports/packages i now know which site to check... Since i didn't know of the other version until now, i can't really answer on that. The...

Good to hear that someone is already working on it. Let's hope he can sort this problem out soon! *crosses fingers*