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The new version of easy-deb-chroot implements the same through Maemo-side scripts. | The new version of easy-deb-chroot implements the same through Maemo-side scripts. | ||
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+ | <u>PR 1.2:</u> Both ways to fix a lost LXDE keyboard seem to be broken by the new firmware PR 1.2. Therefore avoid switching to Maemo during an LXDE session, since this regularly leads to the loss of keyboard focus. If you really don't want to close and restart an LXDE session, you can resort to the <b>xvkbd</b> application which gives a virtual keyboard that can be used with a stylus. If clicking on it keeps repeating keys indefinitely, go to the xvkbd menu (bottom left of keyboard), choose "Property", and set "Automatic Click" to "OFF". | ||
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In the newest image (v3e), the sticky keys hack is not enabled by default. To enable it, remove the #'s. | In the newest image (v3e), the sticky keys hack is not enabled by default. To enable it, remove the #'s. | ||
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== Using debbie == | == Using debbie == |
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