Hi.<br><br>At the moment there is no terminal for Qtopia. I know this is a big lack, but i think it will be one soon (lets hope).<br> There is one terminal app that are written for Qtopia it compiles and you are able to start it, but it freaks out and doesnt do any good. It froze my system when i tested it on the Qtopia
4.2.x version. If you want to take a look at it you can check out the OPIE2 source and try to fix it and then i will add it to my images.<br><br><a href="http://projects.linuxtogo.org/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/trunk/src/3rdparty/applications/embeddedkonsole/?root=opie">
http://projects.linuxtogo.org/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/trunk/src/3rdparty/applications/embeddedkonsole/?root=opie</a><br><br>Ok, this was the bad news, now a good one.<br> <br>A guy named tsdogs from the xanadux team have made a filemanager to Qtopia. I have installed it and tested it and it runs quite nice. It has the most basic functions, but miss executing mp3, wave and text files, it execute scripts and executable programs.
<br>Also another one from #htc-linux named ymerejt has made a alsamixer for Qtopia, it also runs quite nice. I know that there is another one out there, but i havent got the sources for it so i havent been able to implement it to my images.
<br><br>When the filemanager has support for executing all files i will make a new image and add qalsamixer and simplefm (filemanager) and upload it.<br> <br>regard<br><br>gxl<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">2008/1/16, clare <
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Currently I am using the version supplied by GoXbox Live which has the GPS<br>added. It is working quite nicely, especially since I discovered that<br>If you ask a second time for a change of input method for SMS,<br>the predictive keyboard is replaced by a very satisfactory real one,
<br>only slightly predictive. (I haven't yet tried VOIP).<br><br>What I am hoping is that someone knows of a Terminal Application which<br>could be installed and which uses that second keyboard or something<br>similar.
<br>Terminal is the one thing that the Openmoko version has that makes it<br>Linux rather than just a phone. The Keyboard in the Terminal of the<br>OpenMoko version was very nice initially, but a some time back it<br>was changed so that the letters on the keys require a magnifier to read
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