I'm loving the device so far, but that's for another topic. There's a couple of small problems I'm having.
First off, the Shift key is awkward, especially when it comes to capital letters like S or W. I know that the L button works as a Shift key as well, but that feels more awkward to me when it comes to typing. D: What I'd really like to do is have the Shift key 'stick' when it's pressed, like the Fn key. Turning on Sticky Keys helps, but it keeps disabling itself after a while. Is there some fix to this so that it's perma-on?
Secondly, I've fiddled a bit with overclocking the Pandora. It's been a while since I was on the boards, but I remember someone saying you could make it so that the max clock speed was set to a certain value on boot. Is this actually possible, and if so, how do I do it?
Lastly, I've been staying away from the mail client because it apparently stores things on the NAND, and that's apparently bad. Has this been fixed, or do I need to look for a replacement mail client?
...I think that's it. I'm really new to Linux, so it's been an interesting experience so far. OP Team, thank you for making this device!
(and many thanks in advance to anyone with advice for this newbie.)
First off, the Shift key is awkward, especially when it comes to capital letters like S or W. I know that the L button works as a Shift key as well, but that feels more awkward to me when it comes to typing. D: What I'd really like to do is have the Shift key 'stick' when it's pressed, like the Fn key. Turning on Sticky Keys helps, but it keeps disabling itself after a while. Is there some fix to this so that it's perma-on?
Secondly, I've fiddled a bit with overclocking the Pandora. It's been a while since I was on the boards, but I remember someone saying you could make it so that the max clock speed was set to a certain value on boot. Is this actually possible, and if so, how do I do it?
Lastly, I've been staying away from the mail client because it apparently stores things on the NAND, and that's apparently bad. Has this been fixed, or do I need to look for a replacement mail client?
...I think that's it. I'm really new to Linux, so it's been an interesting experience so far. OP Team, thank you for making this device!