Thanks for testing!
Yes, I just uploaded version 0.5-8 to the "stable" directory (and updated the web site).yellowelans4 wrote:a new release of Leia will be coming shortly I guess.
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If you have a 64 bit version of debian or ubuntu, the package manager will return a error (wrong architecture)sommerfee wrote:Now installation packages are available for Debian/i386 (e.g. Ubuntu) and Windows.
See http://leia.sommerfeldt.f-m.fm for details.
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int success = ConnectionManager_GetProtocolInfo( device, NULL, &Sink, NULL );
TRACE(( "search_callback(): ConnectionManager_GetProtocolInfo() = %s\n", (success) ? "TRUE" : "FALSE" ));
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Should not happen. I will install the coherence media plugin myself on week-end and take a look at it.BrainDamage wrote: apparently success can be true, yet the sink can be null ( reproducible 100% using rhythmbox + coherence media plugin )
I'm already working on it, but unfortunately my spare time is currently very limited. (I do have a full-time job, a wife and two cats ) I hope to get an adapted version soon, but due to the current situation I can't offer a time-line yet, I'm sorry.yellowelans4 wrote:will you be offering a beta to work with the new Davaar firmware just available from Linn?
Please keep up the good work Axel. I am a very happy user of Leia on the Nokia. It is such a reliable product and keeps on working while the flakey stuff continues to fail.sommerfee wrote:I'm already working on it, but unfortunately my spare time is currently very limited. (I do have a full-time job, a wife and two cats ) I hope to get an adapted version soon, but due to the current situation I can't offer a time-line yet, I'm sorry.yellowelans4 wrote:will you be offering a beta to work with the new Davaar firmware just available from Linn?
The other ones are available now, too.sommerfee wrote:Currently only the Nokia version is ready, the other ones (SmartQ, Linux, Windows) will follow soon.
This should not happen, what firmware version are you using on your DS?yellowelans4 wrote:The only thing I have noticed is that when my Nokia 810 is left idle for a while then Leia playlist will have lost sync with the DS.
That's a good idea - will implement such "Refresh Playlist" feature in version 0.6 alpha 2.There is no easy way to refresh this other than closing/opening Leia - this toggles the DS in and out of standby which is a bit of a pain.
I took that on my TODO list.Could a "DS power switch" be added inside Leia to help - plus stopping Leia toggling power when opened/closed (similar to KDT)- Leia finds sync OK when toggled of course
MarkP, I know it is 18-months since your post but I have only just got a 2nd hand N900 as replacement for my lost N96 and recently found this forum while searching for how I could install LeiaDS. Sorry if I am repeating a known solution but nowhere have I been able to find an answer to your question. After trial and effort, I have determined that LeiaDS will work on an N900. For anyone interested this is how I installed it.MarkP wrote:I've been using Leia DS on an n800 for a long while now and it's great, many thanks...
I've just changed phones to a Nokia n900 and it would be great to use Leia DS on that as well. Any chance of a port for Maemo 5, or is it possible to run Leia DS under Maemo 5 "as is"?
Yes, it is meant this way. One user has installed it and although it seemed to work the UI experience was very bad. Some icons where missing, the volume slider didn't show up etc. He was disappointed in the end so I decided to put the above warning on Leia's home page.N900_col wrote:Taking the statement “Note: It will NOT run in a satisfactory manner on the Nokia N900.” from the website http://leia.sommerfeldt.f-m.fm/ to mean that it wouldn’t work in Maemo
I did not know it's possible to do so. Only have heard of Maemo5 and MeeGo running on the N900 so far.I decided to give it a try under Easy Debian.
That's really good news.As far as I can tell Leia works perfectly with my Akurate DS/ Akurate Kontrol.
There is another option called "Volume button". It only needs a single icon within the toolbar, when you select it a volume bar will pop-up. Unfortunately this needs GTK+ 2.12 or newer, and currently I build the armel versions of Leia with GTK+ 2.10 (since the N8x0 only offer this old version of GTK+). So if you are able to build Leia on the N900 (see above) you should have the "Volume button" option afterwards.but the screen is scaled up so not all the controls fit; in particular the volume slider is missing. It is possible however to configure just the +/- controls and these become available if a small triangle in the bottom right of the screen is tapped.
Easy Debian is hosted under Maemo 5; it is not a separate boot as I understand would be the case with MeeGo. The neat thing is that Debian apps such as OpenOffice and the GIMP (and Leia DS) can be integrated on to the Maemo desktop.I did not know it's possible to do so. Only have heard of Maemo5 and MeeGo running on the N900 so far.
I had downloaded the pre-compiled source so didn't get either .desktop or .png files. I have now downloaded leiads-0.6-2.tar.gz and looked at the .png files. As a result I now have a proper leiads icon by copying ..../icons/scalable/leaids.png.Regarding the installation under Easy Debian: You'll find the files leiads.desktop and leiads.png within the source tarball leiads-0.6-2.tar.gz so there is no need to build them on your own.
I really don't know. I cannot see anything about a build environment at http://wiki.maemo.org/Easy_Debian, which is where I have got all I know about Easy Debian.Are you able to install a GTK+ build environment on Easy Debian?
The screen scaling problem is only apparent if trying to run in Maemo 5. Under Easy Debian all controls, including the volume slider, are available. Even if running from a Maemo menu icon Leia will run in Easy Debian, and therefore have the volume slider, as long as the Exec line in .desktop has the "debbie" command.but the screen is scaled up so not all the controls fit; in particular the volume slider is missing. It is possible however to configure just the +/- controls and these become available if a small triangle in the bottom right of the screen is tapped.
I think the "volume button" is probably what I was referring to as the triangle in the bottom right corner. This becomes available when using Leia DS in Maemo 5 by set Tools > Customise > Volume > +/-buttons. Tapping on the button (triangle) then brings up a pop-up menu with + - and mute options.There is another option called "Volume button". It only needs a single icon within the toolbar, when you select it a volume bar will pop-up.
I just have read http://wiki.maemo.org/Easy_Debian#Insta ... plications a short time and get the impression that it should work since you have access to the whole Debian Squeeze repository. The command to install the build stuff is "apt-get install build-essential libgtk2.0-dev", but since this will include a compiler, make, development libraries etc. But since it will install really many files and will take some amount of disc space I don't know if it's a good idea doing so on the N900.N900_col wrote:I really don't know. I cannot see anything about a build environment at http://wiki.maemo.org/Easy_Debian, which is where I have got all I know about Easy Debian.
You get the triangle because not all toolbar buttons fit on the screen. And while "+/- buttons" will give you two buttons, the "Volume button" will give you only one instead, and the up-popping volume slider will not only contain +/- buttons, but an volume slider, too. (I will make a screenshot later on.)I think the "volume button" is probably what I was referring to as the triangle in the bottom right corner. This becomes available when using Leia DS in Maemo 5 by set Tools > Customise > Volume > +/-buttons. Tapping on the button (triangle) then brings up a pop-up menu with + - and mute options.