Update to 0.2.3 See top of opening post.

lordfish or anthonyda if either of you could verify some of those steps, that would be great.

BTW, I appreciate all of your help finding these bugs, especially the non-english EEEPC bugs

Yeah, now it does work for the download.

sorry, the SCIM Icon are gone after X-Server restart

 /home/lordfish> cat /home/user/.icewm/toolbar2
# This is a default toolbar definition file for IceWM
#
# Place your personal variant in $HOME/.icewm directory.
#prog "SOS" taskmanager ksysguard --showprocesses
prog "Eee PC Tips" eeepctips /bin/sh -c "firefox file:///opt/xandros/share/eeetips/$(basename $LANG .UTF-8)/index.html"
#prog "Shutdown" shutdown /opt/xandros/bin/shutdown_dialog shutdown

Smal Style Bug, if the Full Desktop Mode is activ:

Last edited by lordfiSh (2008-02-20 11:17:08 am)

Yes. I was notified about this on my website and rest assured, I have added it to TweakEEE 0,3 which I'm currently working on.

Thanks again for the notification. Out of curiosity, what region EEEPC do you have?

No 0.3 isn't being released yet, those of you reading this with excitement .

Good to know the software is being used. I don't want to give anything much away, but 0.3 already has lots of new great features, as well as fixing some old issues (SoS on european versions). I've also added a 4th tab that will be fully implemented in 0.3 . And for software tab, I will be implementing basically automatic install(and remove I think) for software.

One thing I have planned is lets say you want google earth installed and working with an icon. Google earth is a 40+MB file, so I don't want TweakEEE to handle the download of the BIN. However I want to implement an install button, which pops up a gtk.FileChooserDialog. The user selects the Location of the 40+MB bin they already downloaded, and then TweakEEE proceeds with the installation (of course a prompt for the google installer will occur). Then when it is done installing TweakEEE will automatically apply the internal LCD speed fix as per the eeeuser wiki. After this it will put an icon in the Internet tab, and restart asuslauncher (not closing programs).

So I basically want to streamline installs such as this, and that's how I imagine google earth being installed, and shouldn't be too difficult to implement (will use repos to install software as well). If you have software requests to the tab don't be shy to add them, and I'll look into it and see if TweakEEE can somewhat automate the process.

Finally, Beta 0.3 Has been released.

Read about it here

http://www.infinitedesigns.org/archives/189

or the opening post.

*edit* forgot word beta

Last edited by marf (2008-03-17 9:00:42 pm)

yah all the features are either on my wiki post, or the opening post.

If you are talking about a Complete features list, and perhaps guide (The program is getting large enough that it probably could use a guide itself), then no I don't have one created. I'd always be willing to do one, but it will take me away from making updates to the program, so I welcome a community member to make a draft, and I can read it/revise it.

before this program makes the whole concept defunct

Well.. I don't plan to replace emeditor , that still is a great program. In fact I'll probably have an installer for that with my next release. But yes, I really want TweakEEE to basically be an All in one, or as you described it "Swiss army knife" program, where if there's something it can't do, it will install the program for you To Do it.

Last edited by marf (2008-03-17 9:41:17 pm)

Haha, I guess I could include an uninstall mercury button. However I really like the program because its fast, it doesn't only open console stuff but you can open documents, pictures, music that is within your /home/user directory because it Indexes all of that in mercury.dat. So lets say I have firefox and 5 other windows open. I don't want to Minimize them all to desktop, but I want to open lets say a document of mine in /home/user/My Documents/My Resume.doc    With mercury you would just press  Ctrl + Space, and type in My Re, and it should show you a list of options to choose from which can include programs that start with My, Music, or whatever the update-database script found in your /home/users.

In the meantime, if you want to uninstall just enter

rm -Rf /home/user/.mercury

But honestly Give it a try. Read the following which was taken straight from the README.txt included with mercury

By default the script will index:
* all executables in your home directory
* all executables on the search path
* all documents and spreadsheets in your home directory
* your Firefox bookmarks

You can edit this script to include other locations as required,

File Association
======

You can access documents directly through mercury.  Say I have a spreadsheet
called accounts.xls, then, provided it's in the mercury.dat file, and the
mercury.cfg file contains the line

extension_xls=oocalc

(both enabled by default) then if you type 'acc' into mercury, it should
find the accounts.xls, and, when you run it, by dint of the
"extension_xls=oocalc" config line, mercury will open it with Open Office.

Secondly, when you say it is two times in Launcher Menu. Do you mean it is in the Start Menu twice? or it is in your Settings Tab twice?

Last edited by marf (2008-03-18 11:48:35 am)

Have you downloaded EmEditor?  Makes it very easy to delete the second icon.

+1... REALLY, REALLY gripes me that it is so darned difficult to change to a 12 hour clock in "EASY?" mode....

Digikid wrote:

PLease add a way to change the time from 24 hour to 12 hour.  PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!

Seriously guys, have you actually downloaded this?

It on the Appearance tab; left hand column; scroll down; Clock Format!!!

No sweat.

vegassam wrote:

CANNOT CHANGE TO AM/PM in easy mode w/o MAJOR work... :-((

What, like downloading and running Tweakeee?  If that is too difficult, what are you doing on this thread?