As you figured out, you first need to start adb to forward the port before kdroid binds to it.
Most notifications won't work over usb, because it is not possible to start a tcp connection from the phone. So the android app can't connect to the desktop app, only the other way around.
I changed the try icon to passiv mainly because of this post: http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2011/08/system-tray-icon-hiding.html
What do you mean you recived two messages when you send one to yourself? Do you mean the notification on the phone?
Weired that you only see 4 contacts, because it should transfer the complete database. Maybe all the other contacts stored somewhere else?
As for the formating, i don't change it. I take the text the way it is stored in the database. The only thing i remove are newlines in the textmessage.
The problem is i can't reproduce most of the bugs you are experiencing, it is working fine here (Android 2.3.5, KDE 4.7.0). I'll try to make it more reliable on other devices, but it is not easy, because i can only test/debug it on my own device. - Sep 05 2011
Most notifications won't work over usb, because it is not possible to start a tcp connection from the phone. So the android app can't connect to the desktop app, only the other way around.
I changed the try icon to passiv mainly because of this post: http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2011/08/system-tray-icon-hiding.html
What do you mean you recived two messages when you send one to yourself? Do you mean the notification on the phone?
Weired that you only see 4 contacts, because it should transfer the complete database. Maybe all the other contacts stored somewhere else?
As for the formating, i don't change it. I take the text the way it is stored in the database. The only thing i remove are newlines in the textmessage.
The problem is i can't reproduce most of the bugs you are experiencing, it is working fine here (Android 2.3.5, KDE 4.7.0). I'll try to make it more reliable on other devices, but it is not easy, because i can only test/debug it on my own device. - Sep 05 2011
UDP is the easier protokol to use, I don't have to deal with connections and streams. I can just send a packet with the data as payload. And as UDP doesn't give me any problemes, i saw no reason to change it. But I think i will try to implement tcp sometime this week.
- Aug 29 2011
If your KDE is in /usr , which it probably is, just enter these commands:
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git clone git://github.com/Kn3cht/kdroid-desktop.git kdroid-desktop
cd kdroid-desktop
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ..
make
make install
- Aug 29 2011
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git clone git://github.com/Kn3cht/kdroid-desktop.git kdroid-desktop
cd kdroid-desktop
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ..
make
make install
- Aug 29 2011
Strange the "unknown packet" error only happens, if the network connection isn't reliable. I'm using udp packets so there is no 100% guarantee that the packets arrive (intact). Maybe I should be looking into a tcp connection.
You can test the git develop branch, i've changed a few things concerning the data transfer.
I think your idea to allow the user to start/stop the service is good, maybe I'll implement it later today.
As for the icon, i'm using the oxygen pda icon, because it's the most suitable out of the oxygen icons - Aug 28 2011
You can test the git develop branch, i've changed a few things concerning the data transfer.
I think your idea to allow the user to start/stop the service is good, maybe I'll implement it later today.
As for the icon, i'm using the oxygen pda icon, because it's the most suitable out of the oxygen icons - Aug 28 2011
I think kddressbook integration should be easy once i changed the app to an kuniqueapplication, so it can only be started once. After it should just be a matter of calling "kdroid -s 123456789" or something like that.
I think akonadi integration would also be nice, but we'll se first I have to lern a bit more about (kde/android-)softwaredevelopment. - Aug 24 2011
I think akonadi integration would also be nice, but we'll se first I have to lern a bit more about (kde/android-)softwaredevelopment. - Aug 24 2011
It doesn't depend on a rooted phone.
This is my first android app, I haven't figured out the service part quite yet. It starts the service, but as I understand there is no way to keep it running in the background forever, android starts and stops it as it sees fit. I think I have to somehow send an android intend to start it, before the desktop part can use it. - Aug 24 2011
This is my first android app, I haven't figured out the service part quite yet. It starts the service, but as I understand there is no way to keep it running in the background forever, android starts and stops it as it sees fit. I think I have to somehow send an android intend to start it, before the desktop part can use it. - Aug 24 2011
The install fails because I've set the minimum sdk version to 10 (2.2 is 8), because thats the only version I could test it with. However you can change the line <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="10" /> in the AndroidManifest to 8 or lower.
USB support is planed, but I need to implement it in better way than I did before. - Aug 24 2011
USB support is planed, but I need to implement it in better way than I did before. - Aug 24 2011
The install fails because I've set the minimum sdk version to 10 (2.2 is 8), because thats the only version I could test it with. However you can change the line <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="10" /> in the AndroidManifest to 8 or lower.
USB support is planed, but I need to implement it in better way than I did before. - Aug 24 2011
USB support is planed, but I need to implement it in better way than I did before. - Aug 24 2011

Oxygen KDE (Firefox Theme)
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1783 comments
I think the drag on emty spaces is kind of annoying, at least the in the way it is implemented right now.
Every time i accidentally click on an empty space firefox, which is maximized, resizes to the default size. KDE apps only do this if you really drag them not just click.
It would be nice to have an option to disable it, or if it would work like kde apps do.
However thanks for your work on this great addon/style.
Mike
- Jul 11 2011
Every time i accidentally click on an empty space firefox, which is maximized, resizes to the default size. KDE apps only do this if you really drag them not just click.
It would be nice to have an option to disable it, or if it would work like kde apps do.
However thanks for your work on this great addon/style.
Mike
- Jul 11 2011
It stores them where all kde apps store their data, in my case it is ~/.kde4/share/apps/kdroid/. In there are 2 sqlite .db files, which are copied from your phone. I think it doesn't make sense to store them elsewhere.
If you want to have them in plain text i could write an export function to generate one. - May 07 2011
If you want to have them in plain text i could write an export function to generate one. - May 07 2011