Comments on: Porting to Maemo is fun http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/ For a world where many worlds coexist Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:41:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: yerga http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3388 yerga Thu, 17 Jul 2008 10:36:42 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3388 Magao, with the dropdown menu to choose the different types of bonds, the last option is 'Atoms', choose that option, and click where you want add the atom. It will show a dialog, in that dialog you can write the atom or group of atoms in the text entry, choose the size, color, etc. Magao, with the dropdown menu to choose the different types of bonds, the last option is ‘Atoms’, choose that option, and click where you want add the atom. It will show a dialog, in that dialog you can write the atom or group of atoms in the text entry, choose the size, color, etc.

]]> By: MaGaO http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3385 MaGaO Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:17:11 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3385 Nice, this Easychem program. Now, how can I add the different atoms? So far I can only draw lines. Nice, this Easychem program. Now, how can I add the different atoms? So far I can only draw lines.

]]> By: noname http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3384 noname Wed, 16 Jul 2008 18:23:56 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3384 Hex-a-Pop is so cool. I would say the smoothness of the game is among the best on Maemo... Hex-a-Pop is so cool. I would say the smoothness of the game is among the best on Maemo…

]]> By: yerga http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3383 yerga Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:49:14 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3383 Joseph, thanks. Yes, it all has sense. I only remapped the undo function. Next version will have a better mapping of the keys and hopefully with sounds. Joseph, thanks.
Yes, it all has sense. I only remapped the undo function. Next version will have a better mapping of the keys and hopefully with sounds.

]]> By: yerga http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3382 yerga Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:44:21 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3382 Quim, I would like will be there indeed, but this year I cannot. I have a very special wedding on the 20th and cannot be in two places simultaneously ;) But the next year save me a site because I will be there for sure. Quim, I would like will be there indeed, but this year I cannot. I have a very special wedding on the 20th and cannot be in two places simultaneously ;)
But the next year save me a site because I will be there for sure.

]]> By: Joseph Charpak http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3381 Joseph Charpak Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:42:59 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3381 Works fine on IT2006 aka Gregale. Can confirm the game is addictive. Require help on level four. :) Some suggestions for UI improvement for non N810/bluetooth keyboard users: map the "undo/go back" hard button as the undo instead of the "fullscreen/non-fullscreen" hard button. map the "menu" hard button as the menu instead of the "undo" hard button. Basically map the hard buttons to their obvious functions. Pressing the "Undo/go back" button should undo a move, pressing the menu button should bring up the resume/restart/options/access game map/whatever menu, and pressing the full screen/not full screen button should change the setting of the fullscreen option buried under options. A quicker way to cleanly exit would be apreciated but is not necessary. I was able to cleanly exit by going back to the game map screen and pressing the undo/go back button to get to the start screen and then choosing the exit game option. Works fine on IT2006 aka Gregale. Can confirm the game is addictive. Require help on level four. :)

Some suggestions for UI improvement for non N810/bluetooth keyboard users:

map the “undo/go back” hard button as the undo instead of the “fullscreen/non-fullscreen” hard button.
map the “menu” hard button as the menu instead of the “undo” hard button.

Basically map the hard buttons to their obvious functions. Pressing the “Undo/go back” button should undo a move, pressing the menu button should bring up the resume/restart/options/access game map/whatever menu, and pressing the full screen/not full screen button should change the setting of the fullscreen option buried under options. A quicker way to cleanly exit would be apreciated but is not necessary. I was able to cleanly exit by going back to the game map screen and pressing the undo/go back button to get to the start screen and then choosing the exit game option.

]]> By: Quim http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3380 Quim Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:27:59 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3380 All this is very nice but... are you comming to the Maemo Summit or not? :) All this is very nice but… are you comming to the Maemo Summit or not? :)

]]> By: timsamoff http://yerga.net/blog/2008/07/15/porting-to-maemo-is-fun/#comment-3379 timsamoff Tue, 15 Jul 2008 19:19:45 +0000 http://yerga.net/blog/?p=128#comment-3379 Very nice! :) Very nice! :)

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