Re: Opie-Handwriting and the Palm graffitty area?
Robert Smits <[email protected]> Mon, 16 Feb 2009 09:26:29 -0800
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On February 16, 2009 05:24:37 am Stefan D=F6singer wrote: > Hello, > I managed to get Linux and Opie running on my Palm Tungsten E. As you > probably know, many Palm devices have a touchscreen that is bigger than t= he > display. The "off-screen" area is used for handwriting on the original > PalmOS software. On opie I can only use handwriting if I open the applet > which consumes space on the rather small 320x320 screen. Is there a way to > use the touchscreen parts outside the display the way they're used on > PalmOS? > > The other use of this touchscreen space is for a sort of button that > performs some actions or open apps. This makes only limited sense with the > opie GUI because the bottom menu bar always makes the same features > available anyway. > > Thanks, > Stefan D=F6singer I can't answer your question, Stefan, but I also have a Tungsten E, and was= =20 wondering what you can actually get running on it when you linux running on= =20 it. Can you sync to KDEPIM, for example? Thanks, Bob. =2D-=20 Bob Smits [email protected] _______________________________________________ Open Source User Interface and Apps built on Qt Embedded Opie mailing list [email protected] https://handhelds.org/mailman/listinfo/opie