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Hi all,
I just got my first smartphone, Spring mogul (PPC 6800), ans also first time use of windows mobile 6.
Since I am a collage student, I need a scientific calculator, which can do a relatively complicated calculate, at least including commonly used functions.
Any one can recommend a FREE calculator which have good functions? Thanks a lot.
-Derek
SPACETIME is the best.... But it isn't free....
TI59CE- http://www.zanchetta.net/pocketPC/
Emulates the old reliable Texas TI59 Scientific Calculator of old.
The TI-59 is the one I use as I used to own one some 20+ years ago - great device, have a read of this excellent article written by Menneisyys a while ago, it covers plenty of different options http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=309857 - Mike
Good ol' HP48. It has matrix builder, symbolic equations, 3d plotting and equation libraries. I even have my college programs installed!
http://www.hpcalc.org/
dgaud007 said:
Good ol' HP48. It has matrix builder, symbolic equations, 3d plotting and equation libraries. I even have my college programs installed!
http://www.hpcalc.org/
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Is this also an emulator for windows mobile?
Thanks a lot for replies. Indeed, I don't like emulator of devices such as Texas Instruments ..... I have one of that TI device.
Indeed, some kind of calculator which can provide an interface which is similar to Matlab's command line......That would be great.
featips said:
Thanks a lot for replies. Indeed, I don't like emulator of devices such as Texas Instruments ..... I have one of that TI device.
Indeed, some kind of calculator which can provide an interface which is similar to Matlab's command line......That would be great.
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Hmm, matlab mobile would be great in the lab
calc98 for wm at calculator.org or .com. It's free.
"Is this also an emulator for windows mobile?"
http://www.hpcalc.org/hp48/pc/emulators/
yes just scroll down a bit
Hey all-
I'm very interested in learning Linux in order to not only do cool stuff at home with my own computer, but also to perhaps be of service in developing ROMs and give back to the devs who've helped breathe life into my ol' OG Evo for nigh-on two years now. If I ever got to the point of doing some 'grunt work' and helping out on a project, that'd be awesome for me.
Here's where I'm currently at with Linux: I've followed instructions to dual-boot Ubuntu on my Windows 7 laptop (yay!!!!), but other than installing Chrome and using all my Google services (Gmail/Docs/etc.) through that, I'm not really sure what else to do in order to become fluent with Linux. It's kind of like reading a book on how to build a car, but not knowing one end of a wrench from another.
Here's where I'm at with Android: I can follow instructions to root my phone, flash ROMs, install the Car-O-Dope tweaks on GB ROMs using System Tuner and ROM Toolbox, and most basic things that include using Smelkus' recovery (flashing, wiping, nandroid/restoring, etc). I'd say I know more than the average Android user, but certainly not as much as the experts here.
I've looked on a variety of forums both here and on Ubuntu's site, but I'm not really sure how people got their start using Linux and how they progressed from there in terms of fluency with Linux, applying that to Android developing, and also generally using it as a 'one-stop shop' for home use. I've read about people being able to build HTPCs on the cheap, using a computer as a file server/web site host (my wife's a graphic designer, but hates technology, natch)/media streamer/home security server, but as soon as the instructions get to "Ok, now open up your command line and follow these 28 steps......", I get a bit gun-shy.
If anyone's got any helpful tips on how they got started, any good beginner's guides (project-oriented would be great, just as reading a book on speaking a foreign language is no substitute for conversing with a native/fluent speaker), and how they grew in fluency or just any general advice, it'd be greatly appreciated. I'm putting this here and spreading it around in the hopes that some of the WAY talented XDA devs and members I've read so much from will toss a bone in my direction.
Thanks for reading and for any help!
Get very familiar with Terminal. For Android dev or otherwise, it is essential. Reading man-pages is also good to learn new commands better. In Terminal, just type "man man" minus quotations. That will get you going.
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You should definitely make an effort to become comfortable with the Linux command line environment (also known as Shell, the most common Shell currently is BASH).
Try giving yourself some useful activities to do, such as: setting up a home file server with Samba, setting up a media streaming server (DLNA - Plex Media Server is a great program for this), just little things like that.
Before you know it you'll be a pro
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You should definitely make an effort to become comfortable with the Linux command line environment (also known as Shell, the most common Shell currently is BASH).
Try giving yourself some useful activities to do, such as: setting up a home file server with Samba, setting up a media streaming server (DLNA - Plex Media Server is a great program for this), just little things like that.
Before you know it you'll be a pro
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So, is Bash something I download/install, or should it be already 'packaged' in with Ubuntu?
go to the development forum on ubuntuforums.org and find out how to upgrade to ubuntu 13.04. As that version is currently in development you should get a chance to learn a few things. That's how I learned modern linux distros. Also setting up and playing around with Ubuntu server edition might be helpful.
For app development Google some Java tutorials. Once you get the beginners stuff out of the way you should be ready to learn android development with your new Java skills.
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just using Ubuntu for your day to day tasks should also help. When the other Guy was talking about bash he was talking about the terminal in Ubuntu. its a command line that lets you enter various commands. Google 'Ubuntu terminal' for more info
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So, is Bash something I download/install, or should it be already 'packaged' in with Ubuntu?
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No Bash is something that is already packaged with Ubuntu, it is one of the most essential elements of Ubuntu (and Linux in general) because it gives you a means of interfacing with everything else. If you have a type of Linux with no graphical interface, then the shell is your only means of interfacing with the operating system at all.
So in short, yes Bash is packaged with Ubuntu and every other kind of Linux out there (if it's not, a different shell will be packed with it, but Bash is the most common one).
Maybe something for later but I have seen a number of different Dev threads about getting started with AndroidDev, I know that I have seen at least about 10, all from different perspectives/starting points. One that I could find easily was the following:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1778984
Check it out. Basically, says ... Linux (fundamentals), CLI (command line interface or shell, fluent), Java (fundamental), XML (medium), SDK (medium) and Time - to start with at least. Hope that is useful.
All,
Please find the attached Windows Rt native binaries for FileZilla. FileZilla is a great FTP client:
https://filezilla-project.org/
This port was a labor of love that I started long ago and only manged to get it finished now. I've had to cut out TLS and SFTP support because of the lack of GNU-TLS. All that aside, this should be useful/handy for people looking to transfer files on their local networks or unsecured over the internet.
I hope someone finds this useful!
Cheers!
Very nice! Too bad it doesn't use OpenSSL instead; a decent SFTP client would be really nice. Well done on the port; I looked at FZ myself months ago and concluded it would be a considerable project.
Doesn't the PuTTY port have SFTP support via psftp? And I think FileZilla uses psftp fork for the SFTP functionality.
Thanks It works very nice!
first of all, very thanks, and it works very nice for me.
i'm very suprised about FILEZILLA working on Surface RT.
i can feel your labor of love because filezilla source code is complex.
i wish microsoft open the surface rt without jailbroken.
best regards.
Thanks man! Some of these ports take _hours_ of effort because of how many supporting libraries I generally have to also port. FileZilla was one of the complex ones and near the end I just gave up on GNU-TLS and releasd it as is. As I get more things ported and learn more hacks/tricks I'll go back and revisit some of my ports such as FileZilla.
Cheers!
my sincere thank you for porting filezilla as it is a very useful program. it is because of people like you that make RT usable and not a locked down POS
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Thanks man! Some of these ports take _hours_ of effort because of how many supporting libraries I generally have to also port. FileZilla was one of the complex ones and near the end I just gave up on GNU-TLS and releasd it as is. As I get more things ported and learn more hacks/tricks I'll go back and revisit some of my ports such as FileZilla.
Cheers!
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And after you port us VLC-Player, you redevelop league of legends to work on rt
Jokes aside, I love your work!!! Please keep it on. I know how hard and frustating such work can be, but I think a lot of people (at least me and my friends) are sooo happy, that you make our device more usefull
Cheers
Blade
Thank you so much for this great port! Finally RT got solid ftp program.
Is there any hope to get SFTP working?
First of all, many many thanks for the porting.
I extracted it like the other programs I have, but it gives me an error and doesn't initialize:
I searched but I still couldn't solve it. Did anyone have this problem too?
Paint.NET does work on my Surface RT.
i re-compiled Paint.NET source code 3.01 with Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 and removed some extra files.
Paint.NET supports 7 languages translations, you can change language at 'Help' -> 'Language' Sub Menu.
you can download zip file for Paint.NET 3.01 Windows.RT tested.
i'm new user of this thread, i can't write url direct.
please visit bellow url with internet browser.
dudusoft.co.kr/paintnet
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I've attached your binaries and the ones I've built from http://code.google.com/p/openpdn/
Thanks for the port!!! Great tool!
Cheers!
If only MinGW for RT was available, GIMP ftw.
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If only MinGW for RT was available, GIMP ftw.
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The only thing holding gimp back is GTK...
And the only thing holding GTK back is libffi...
I've got all the other bits ported for the most part. MinGW isn't needed for gimp
You'r a god. I was looking for this a lot of time!.
Thank you x 1000!
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I've attached your binaries and the ones I've built from http://code.google.com/p/openpdn/
Thanks for the port!!! Great tool!
Cheers!
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Thanks to both of you! :good:
I wasn't able to get 3.36 going, I received this error:
Paint.NET has detected that some important installation files are missing. If you click the Repair button it will attempt to repair this and then continue loading.
The missing files are: FileTypes\DdsFileType.dll
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Anyone have the courage to contact Rick Brewster, the author? He is bringing out version 4.0 soon which has improved performance, so it could run quite nicely on our RT computers. Previously, he has declined any requests to do with the source, but he recently got a Surface tablet so perhaps his opinion could be swayed. However, he does work for Microsoft...
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Thanks to both of you! :good:
I wasn't able to get 3.36 going, I received this error:
Anyone have the courage to contact Rick Brewster, the author? He is bringing out version 4.0 soon which has improved performance, so it could run quite nicely on our RT computers. Previously, he has declined any requests to do with the source, but he recently got a Surface tablet so perhaps his opinion could be swayed. However, he does work for Microsoft...
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The native code library is what's keeping it from running. Unless that gets ported by the original author there's no chance.
It seems he has a surface pro, so I'm not sure that would really increase his interest in RT. I guess there's no harm in asking though.
There is a feature missing unfortunately.
Normally i'm able to select the behavior of the selection tools; Add, Remove, Invert XOR, Replace (default)
This option does not exist and it's a pretty big loss for me
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"This app can't run on you pc" notepad++ and a few others wondering why this wont
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OnbekendV said:
Hi,
Are you using Windows 8.1 RT? If yes, go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/general/windows-8-1-rt-jailbreak-exploit-t3226835. Are you using Windows 8.0 RT? Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2092158. Good luck.
Regards,
OnbekendV
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8.1 already ran the new exploit, other signed apps work just not this one no idea why.
does anyone have newer paint.net version for rt?
Edit1:I just change time to 2013 and now 3.36 work and I install psd plugin on that
but didnt work
Question, is there any place to find surface rt app, beside the store? like a repository. thanks.
I made this video to show all of you guys some cool novelty stuff.
If you're going to watch the embedded video, turn subtitles on. If not, go here.
This video shows any user, not just Cyanpeople how to run Windows 95 on your phone.
Also, please comment for any concerns or other things.
Unfortunately, there is a lack of commentation on a lot of my "development" threads (boot animation creation and such) that I am slightly discouraged in doing these things. So, please, comment or thanks! or both.
So here's the second video I promised. It shows a basic installation of a program and hardware acceleration settings. In Limbo, you mount an .iso to the CD drive. I recommend using Ubuntu to compress the .exe that you need into that .iso file, it's fast and easy. It's how I installed Daggerfall
If you want the original on YouTube, go here.
Bump, still no comments. I kinda was hoping to get some feedback, but alas, just like at my workplace, I am taken advantage of.
I don't find it useful to me but nice to see this. Great job and hope you find other things to develope. Thanks for your hard work.
Cheers
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I don't find it useful to me but nice to see this. Great job and hope you find other things to develope. Thanks for your hard work.
Cheers
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Thanks, man! :good:
thanks for this @AndrMatr , will give it a go. pretty much computer illiterate ; lol , but we'll see.:good::thumbup:
"all i can really do , is stay out of my own way and let the will of heaven be done"
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thanks for this @AndrMatr , will give it a go. pretty much computer illiterate ; lol , but we'll see.:good::thumbup:
"all i can really do , is stay out of my own way and let the will of heaven be done"
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If you need any help with computers (hardware-wise) I can help. It's what I went to college for.
Nice thread. This is a QEMU emulator. I had tested this before in my old Note N7000 and was.. well.. a gimmick. A QEMU emulator is capable to run an emulated x86 architecture over an ARM device, there's no proper driver for video, hardware aceleration, camera, sound (some emulators have this working but pretty buggy), sensors, etc. It just loads a barebones Windows with almost all capabilities disabled. Just forget to run Microsoft Office on it or navigate via web or play DOOM on it. Yes, you can run even Windows 7 on it (I've seen a jailbroken iPad with this working).
Anyway, is good to see that people like you expands what QEMU emulator is, as just a few knows what this emulator can do.
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Nice thread. This is a QEMU emulator. I had tested this before in my old Note N7000 and was.. well.. a gimmick. A QEMU emulator is capable to run an emulated x86 architecture over an ARM device, there's no proper driver for video, hardware aceleration, camera, sound (some emulators have this working but pretty buggy), sensors, etc. It just loads a barebones Windows with almost all capabilities disabled. Just forget to run Microsoft Office on it or navigate via web or play DOOM on it. Yes, you can run even Windows 7 on it (I've seen a jailbroken iPad with this working).
Anyway, is good to see that people like you expands what QEMU emulator is, as just a few knows what this emulator can do.
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Actually, Daggerfall runs smoothly now and the sound works I installed Abiword, too. Runs fine.
Bump, thanks everybody for their support! I will be uploading more videos soon, it will be in an edit so stay tuned and/or subscribe!
Alright, that second video is up in the first post like I said it would. enjoy!