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* [[Extras]] | * [[Extras]] | ||
* [[Installing applications]] | * [[Installing applications]] | ||
| + | ** [[Package management|Advanced package management]] | ||
* [[Easy Debian]] | * [[Easy Debian]] | ||
* [[Application menu]] | * [[Application menu]] | ||
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* [[Services | System services available on Maemo]] | * [[Services | System services available on Maemo]] | ||
* [[Keep a safe copy of your favorite applications]] | * [[Keep a safe copy of your favorite applications]] | ||
| + | * [[Digital compass | Using your device as a digital compass]] | ||
| + | * [[Install PC Connectivity on a 64 bit host]] | ||
| + | * [[Showing album art in the Media Player]] | ||
| + | * [[Adding holidays to Calendar]] | ||
== The Internet == | == The Internet == | ||
* [[Ad blocking]] | * [[Ad blocking]] | ||
* [[MicroB tweaks]] | * [[MicroB tweaks]] | ||
| + | * [[Location bar tricks]] | ||
== Audio and Video == | == Audio and Video == | ||
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* [[Streaming video from built-in webcam]] | * [[Streaming video from built-in webcam]] | ||
* [[Streaming with MythTV]] | * [[Streaming with MythTV]] | ||
| + | * [[Recording phonecalls]] | ||
== File systems, back-ups and security == | == File systems, back-ups and security == | ||
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* [[Resetting the device to factory defaults]] | * [[Resetting the device to factory defaults]] | ||
* [[Partitioning a flash card]] | * [[Partitioning a flash card]] | ||
| + | * [[Swap on microSD]] | ||
* [[Accessing Windows CIFS]] | * [[Accessing Windows CIFS]] | ||
* [[Setting up NFS]] | * [[Setting up NFS]] | ||
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* [[USB networking]] | * [[USB networking]] | ||
* [[USB to ethernet networking]] | * [[USB to ethernet networking]] | ||
| + | * [[Bluetooth_PBAP]] | ||
== Boot == | == Boot == | ||
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* [[Batteries]] | * [[Batteries]] | ||
* [[Bluetooth HID | Getting Blueooth input devices working]] | * [[Bluetooth HID | Getting Blueooth input devices working]] | ||
| - | * [[Flasher | Reflashing your device]] | + | * [[Documentation/Maemo 5 Developer Guide/Development Environment/Maemo Flasher-3.5| Reflashing your device]] |
| - | + | * [[Using touch screen pressure data]] | |
| + | == Customization == | ||
| + | * [[Special characters view | Special characters view / symbol table (Fn+Ctrl)]] | ||
| + | * [[Remapping keyboard | Remapping the keyboard]] | ||
[[Category:Power users]] | [[Category:Power users]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:43, 8 August 2010
There are dozens of tutorials in the Maemo wiki on subjects ranging from sharing a network connection from your device over USB to accessing network file shares. This page will keep track of these as we collect them, grouped by category.
Contents |
[edit] Applications
- Extras
- Installing applications
- Easy Debian
- Application menu
- Personal Menu tips and tricks
- Seamless Software Update
- Viewing a remote desktop on the device
- System services available on Maemo
- Keep a safe copy of your favorite applications
- Using your device as a digital compass
- Install PC Connectivity on a 64 bit host
- Showing album art in the Media Player
- Adding holidays to Calendar
[edit] The Internet
[edit] Audio and Video
- Customizing sounds
- Bluetooth stereo audio with XMMS
- Playing OGG files
- Manual video encoding
- Streaming video from built-in webcam
- Streaming with MythTV
- Recording phonecalls
[edit] File systems, back-ups and security
- Manual backup and restore
- Resetting the device to factory defaults
- Partitioning a flash card
- Swap on microSD
- Accessing Windows CIFS
- Setting up NFS
- Sync
[edit] Bluetooth and USB Networking
[edit] Boot
[edit] Hardware
- Batteries
- Getting Blueooth input devices working
- Reflashing your device
- Using touch screen pressure data
[edit] Customization
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