why not ???

[humble]

hi,

why not porting the "clock-screensaver"
into a regular "stand alone program"

so that owners of older symbian phones
symbian 6.0/6.1/6.2......
still can use the clock as an regular app???

[Domi]

I hadn't thought that that's an idea !!
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Domi @ gosymbian.com

[humble]

bin selber nicht der super-mega programmierer,
aber ich dachte mir..

es müsste sowieso einfacher sein das teil als stand-alone zu proggen,
sprich das programmieren als bildschirmschoner ist bestimmt
aufwendiger ???

oder ist es umgekehrt der fall???

[Domi]

Sorry, but can you translate into english .... I will be happy to anwser but I understand nothing ... sorryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ....
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Domi @ gosymbian.com

[humble]

sorry....

anyways, where are you from???


i said,
i am not a super-programmer myself,
but,
i guess it must be easier to program the "clock"
as a "stand-alone" app ??

so, it is harder to program as a "screensaver" ??

maybe i am wrong???

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anyways - i came up with a new idea !


if you could release the "clock" as a "stand-alone app"

then you should add a "mini-task-manager" into Fexplorer"

so, the user could set up the "task manager"
to start the clock ...

so, it would work "almost like a real screensaver"

** for all the users of the older S60 (symbian 6.0/6.1/6.2) **



BUT

besides the clock,
i wish the Fexplorer to be done
more important