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- | ===== first things ===== | ||
- | * update to android 2.2, here provided by t-mobile as update | ||
- | * for my comparison/ | ||
- | ===== applications ===== | ||
- | Applications can be installed via android market, for already installed apps like google maps: look them up on android-market even if already installed. I.e. for maps newer versions just appear here. | ||
- | * **connectbot** as ssh-client, can handle public/ | ||
- | * **google maps** essentials | ||
- | * **google goggles** detect content of images | ||
- | * **kanji recognizer** good in recognizing kanjis, input by fingerstroke | ||
- | * **Compass** simple compass-application | ||
- | * **meboo** for instant messaging, jabber etc. | ||
- | * **AndFTP** for sftp up/ | ||
- | * **astro file manager** enables sorting pictures etc. in subdirectories and using the filemanager to access the files. Buildin viewers seem to not handle subdirs nicely. | ||
- | * **My Backup Pro / Titanium** for backing up local settings | ||
- | * **WiFi Manager** listing available wlan-networks | ||
- | * **google sky map** shows starnames | ||
- | * **^3** media player, aka "cube player", | ||
- | * **barcode recognition/ | ||
- | * **maverick** navigation, also for cycling/ | ||
- | * **c:geo** and **Columbus** geocaching applications | ||
- | ===== setup mailing ===== | ||
- | * configure secure imap on dedicated server: | ||
- | < | ||
- | apt-get install dovecot-imapd | ||
- | vi / | ||
- | # protocols = imap | ||
- | # disable_plaintext_auth = yes | ||
- | # shutdown_clients = yes | ||
- | # mail_location = maildir: | ||
- | / | ||
- | </ | ||
- | |||
- | ===== several ===== | ||
- | * http:// | ||
- | * http:// | ||
- | * http:// | ||
- | * features the customized roms can maybe provide: nfs, usb-host-mode | ||
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- | ===== todo ===== | ||
- | * try runtastic: gps/ | ||
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- | ===== problems/ | ||
- | == t-mobile/ | ||
- | ...but the tcp-channel itself stays awake. This is especially bad for ssh-sessions, | ||
- | < | ||
- | ServerAliveCountMax 1 | ||
- | ServerAliveInterval 15 | ||
- | </ | ||
- | in ~/ | ||
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- | Now for reastablishing the remote-session on the ssh-server: first setup ssh-pubkey-authotization. I did, with ssh-agent, so once the ssh-key is added its available in all my xterms via ssh-agent. Then on the remote box run screen-sessions, | ||
- | < | ||
- | while :; do ssh -t user@remotehost screen -rd irssi; done | ||
- | </ |