Vorporeal
Yes, no, I, this is.
CoMiKe said:Anyway, I've been testing XFCE in a virtual machine, and it seems you can assign any action to the keystroke you choose. So that's one problem less.![]()
Now, we need the nubs working as mouse pointer (left nub) and scroll (right nub), and it's been said in another thread it will be worked out (was working on a previous kernel, when the nub firmware wasn't still fixed). So it seems this isn't a problem, either.![]()
The last thing is having a program selector that shows when the Pandora key is pressed, but:
So it seems we could assign the Pandora hotkey in XFCE to run PMenu. It could be a little overkill, though. Perhaps someone could write a light, categorized GMenu2X-like launcher using GTK (preferably, as that's what XFCE uses), QT or whatever toolkit you want to use. Then, it would be a perfect environment, IMHO.skeezix said:btw, pmenu can run on fb or on X11; our current runs is pmenu running on X11 as root window, with the other option being a full xfce environment on x11; but pmenu can run without x11 just as well.![]()
Since the PND packaged apps will appear in the menu automatically, why not just have the Pandora button open the menu? You could then just navigate with the D-pad and select a program with one of the game buttons.
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