After using Yawos with gratitude, as it works really well, it started to play dirty today...
The plasmoid keyboard resizes continiously, to full-screen and then very small. Resizing is possible, but because of lag very cumbersome. I cannot find something on the internet on it.
Now it seems strange that it has worked so well these past months!
[YaWOS] Keyboard woes
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, Jan 14 2012 23:03 PM
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Posted 14 January 2012 - 23:03 PM Uhr
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Posted 15 January 2012 - 15:28 PM Uhr
...have you tried to simply reboot your WeTab?
Otherwise: let's hope, that streifi will have a look at your post and your problem...
Otherwise: let's hope, that streifi will have a look at your post and your problem...
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Nichts von dem, was RvN schreibt ist ernst zu nehmen, das kann von jedem Mod oder Admin inklusive otti bestätigt werden.
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Posted 16 January 2012 - 21:16 PM Uhr
After using Yawos with gratitude, as it works really well, it started to play dirty today...
The plasmoid keyboard resizes continiously, to full-screen and then very small. Resizing is possible, but because of lag very cumbersome. I cannot find something on the internet on it.
Now it seems strange that it has worked so well these past months!
Mhh... Strange
If you do not have made any changes to KDE settings, you can copy the default YaWOS-customized KDE configurations.
Very simple:
- Open a Terminal (konsole)
- cd ~
- mv .kde .kde_sick
- cp -av /etc/skel/.kde ~
Reboot your tab (and hope, that KDE will not save the defect settings to the recovered .kde folder).
If you want to do it with 100% success:
- Connect a USB Keyboard
- Press "STRG+ALT+F1"
- Login with username "root" and password "yawos" (if not work: username "yawos", password "yawos" then "sudo su" and type in "yawos" at requested password)
- Now you should see somethin like "root@......~/ #"
- service kdm stop
- cd ~yawos
- mv .kde .kde_sick
- cp -av /etc/skel/.kde /home/yawos/
- reboot now
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Posted 16 January 2012 - 23:17 PM Uhr
Thanks! Rebooting didn't help, but after yesterday my keyboard hasn't changed any more. It is appr. 10% smaller then it used to be, but functional. I'll keep it this way, I will fix it only when it is really broken.
By the way: Yawos is my main OS on the Wetab, though I have Android 3.2 running well. Yawos is more powerfull, with Flash and full browsers. I can miss alomst every app, when an optimized version of Firefox is available. Thnx!
By the way: Yawos is my main OS on the Wetab, though I have Android 3.2 running well. Yawos is more powerfull, with Flash and full browsers. I can miss alomst every app, when an optimized version of Firefox is available. Thnx!
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