Author Archives: ruedigergad
Plasma Active / Mer vs. Archos 101 G9 Turbo vs. Touchscreen
With the current Plasma Active images available from basyskom I had the issue that the touchscreen of my Archos 101 G9 Turbo was not working. As it turned out the reason was simply that the required kernel module was not … Continue reading
Enable WLAN in Plasma Active on Start-up
Alright, the setting is this: I got an Archos 101 G9 Turbo with the goal to experiment/develop/play around with Plasma Active/Mer. I use the images available from basyskom. Unfortunately, with these images the touch screen on my G9 did not … Continue reading
Full Source Code for QML vs. C++ Example
Upon request I just uploaded the full source code of my previous example on how to exchange data and objects between QML and C++. You can find the full source including a short readme that explains how to build an … Continue reading
cljAcmeUtils: Assorted Helper Functions for Clojure
cljAcmeUtils is a collection of assorted helper functions that I wrote over time in order to reduce the amount of duplicate code in my Clojure projects and to help me implement code quicker. Now, I finally had the time to … Continue reading
cljNetPcap: Packet Capturing with Clojure
Update: Please note that cljNetPcap had been moved to clj-net-pcap. cljNetPcap allows to easily capture packets in Clojure. cljNetPcap builds on top of the jNetPcap Java library and provides a wrapper/facade/whatever for easily using the functionality as provided by jNetPcap … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, clj-net-pcap, Libs.
Tagged Clojure, Java, jNetPcap, Open Source, Packet Capturing
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Nemo/Mer vs. Battery Status vs. N9/N950
While Nemo/Mer runs reasonably well on N9/N950 there is a little annoying issue: the battery status is not correctly displayed. Reason for this is that there is currently no driver for querying the required information from the battery gauge chip … Continue reading
Q To-Do on github
Q To-Do is a simplistic todo list organizer. Q To-Do is available for Harmattan/MeeGo and Nemo/Mer. For more information about Q To-Do, its features, usage, installation, screenshots, etc. please see the new Q To-Do homepage at github. Up to now … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, My Applications, Q To-Do
Tagged Announcement, Harmattan, MeeGo, Mer, Nemo, Open Source, Organizer, To-Do
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Packaging and Publishing MeeGo/Harmattan Applications for Mer/Nemo via OBS
MeeGo/Harmattan uses Debian-based packaging whereas Mer/Nemo uses RPM-based packaging. Additionally, there are also some differences with respect to using the OBS for publishing packages. This might lead to some confusion when one tries to package and publish packages for Mer/Nemo. … Continue reading
Identifying Dependencies when Developing for Mer/Nemo
I am currently working on packaging and publishing some of my applications for Mer/Nemo. Within that process I needed to lookup missing dependencies quite often. In this post I will write about some ways I found useful for looking up … Continue reading
QZeeControl in Ovi Store
QZeeControl for MeeGo/Harmattan can now also be downloaded from the Ovi store: http://store.ovi.com/content/269986 Please make sure to read and follow the usage instructions in order to have the best user experience.
Posted in Announcements, QZeeControl
Tagged Announcement, Fun, Harmattan, MeeGo, Open Source
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