paddy said:
is boost software to test the mic ? ,if not can't we get a simple sound recorder like the one in just about every linux dist ,also i would like to see a small paint app or gimp pnd ,also Ed could we have a fix for orage as it keeps appearing when i cold boot or restart my pandora ,i have tried many things to get rid of it but it wont go ,i think this happened after i initialy set it up.
You can disable Orage by simply removing it from the Taskbar (Redclick) - no fix needed.
Apps like GIMP or Audio Recorders should really be released as PNDs.
a sound recorder that can record at different quality so the pandora can be used as a dictaphone would be really nice !
Well, IF there is such a tool out there that doesn't need much space, it can be included.
Two or three simple screen savers would also be superb ,stars in space and picture view screensaver ,i know many woudl think a saver not needed but i don't think even a light desktop is complete without one and i really want that stars one !
Well - you can install one yourself from the Repos - but it needs power, space, and is useless, so it doesn't make sense including them in the OS.
Nice to see more updates ,and i would like to see changes to the script for cpu speed so you can set to what ever mhz and an option to save this setting for future logins ,but do not let the user save above 800mhz incase of locks
Hm, not sure if this is really useful. You can override the specs for PXML files and therefore automatically increase the clockrate each time you start an emulator, for example.
Increasing the clockspeed on an app-based basis is much more useful than on bootup, as the desktop and MiniMenu don't need more than 500MHz.
and extra cfg settings for the keyboard ,nubs and buttons to map them to different shortcuts/keys ,like i requested before maping shoulder buttons to mouse buttons and so on.
You can remap your keyboard with a config file - however, remapping the gaming buttons will lead to game controls not working.
Another thing thats really important is the nubs ,they are too sensitive in emulators/games and on the OS ,we need to change the deadzone for both these or at least offer options for the user to do this without the need of hacking in at it.
Sensitivity for the mouse is included in the Nub settings dialogue. For games, the settings need to be in the games.
USB windows drivers needed ,i have looked into this and i am unsure there is even a driver avail ,there might not be one but it's really needed to save sd cards for sure.
Windows 7 has them included, and there should be g_ether drivers available for normal Windows, too.
That's not our job, though, as this is a standard Linux network gadget and therefore, drivers should exist.
john4p said:
Successfully installed the package.
But in Display->Settings "Refresh rate" is 0 Hz - and it's the only selectable item in that combobox.
Can I execute this new 50/60Hz-script somewhere else to change the refresh rate?
Ahh, it's not included in the Display settings.
It's a script in /usr/pandora/scripts/ (forgot the actual name).
So far, it is mostly meant for emulation (i.e. SNES and Genesis can call that script when running a PAL rom).
When I find some time, I might make a GUI for desktop uses, too... though I'm not sure what for
fdelapena said:
Some issue on my pandora: Evince icon pnd is ok but has gigolo name (?) and gigolo is evince.
Oh, looks like an error in the PND file then. Thanks for reporting, will fix that for official non-beta HotFix release