Jan 04
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SajiOS version 4 is out now (Flashlite + Python)

My friend Sajid Ali has kindly informed be about the latest version (ver 4) of SajiOs.

SajiOS is designed for people who are bored with one type user interface. SajiOS is an application launcher with Powerful GUI and has a number of new features. It is developed using flashlite 2.0 and Pys60 for 2nd edition Nokia Phones only. It demonstrates how powerful interface can be developed using flash and services using Python.

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Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 31
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Twin Featured PyS60 Applications #11

Every 10 days, we feature in the “PyS60 Applications” section, a new application on Pys60 !

The prominent aim of the Featured PyS60 Applications section is to help the developers of Pys60 build standalone applications on Pys60.

The Featured Applications #11 are SymWiki and S60 HTML Editor by Dmitri Brechalov.

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Author: Bogdan Galiceanu
Dec 30
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Jomtris 1.51 Xmas Edition

Jomtris Xmas Edition screenshot

After long delay and some hard on-device debugging, I am happy to release Jomtris Xmas Edition v1.51! It's a bit late, but since we're between Xmas and New Year, I feel it can still be released as "Xmas Edition"

:)

This is a major upgrade from previous release 1.20, actually there are too many features to be listed here. Just look at the release note for full listing.

Developer note: the problem was that my usual try - exception returned "" as path for the current directory. Therefore I wasn't able to load the background graphics. The solution was to switch to "os.getcwd()", which I believe doesn't work correctly inside a script. I will experiment with this.

Season's Greetings,

--jouni


Author: Jouni Miettunen
Dec 30
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Switch back to PyS60 1.4.5…

Last week, on X'mas eve, we had the major update to PyS60 - which was now based on Python 2.5.

The latest version had many things to offer, specially - simplified packaging methods with the one click  GUI Ensymble.

But it also has some drawbacks, which make it unusable for developers and force them to switch back to the old and dependable PyS60 1.4.5 ! Truely PyS60 1.9.0 is a rough release.
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Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 28
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Standby Extender

Standby Extender - Extended functionality of the stanby screen is a PyS60 application by wook.

I am speechless, after seeing the screen shots of the application, which are self-explainatory.

It would a great plus if the application would be ported to native C++, as PyS60 execution speed is slower than Symbian C++.

Stay tuned, may be we can have this application as a featured application soon :-)


Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 26
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Happy Birthday to PyS60

Boxing day, and PyS60 has just completed 4 years today Smile

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Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 26
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Croozeus.com maintenance break on boxing day…

As our servers are going to be physically moved to a new hosting center today, you may find the site and the blog unavailable or responding slowly during the maintenance break.

The maintence would be carried out today (26 December 2008)  14:30 GMT/UTC time (20:00 IST). It shouldn't take long and we are hoping to be back on track within a few hours after the maintenance.

Thank you for your co-operation.


Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 25
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PyS60 1.9.0- What is new? PyS60 2.0- Expectations?

It was really a good morning today, when I saw the new PyS60 version 1.9.0  released on Forum Nokia.

This post summarizes new features of PyS60 1.9.0 and PyS60 2.0 expectations.
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Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 25
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Happy Holidays!

On behalf of Croozeus.com, Home to PyS60 developers, I and Bogdan wish all the readers a Merry Christmas, and a fabulous new year ahead.

I hope the X'mas gift was well received :-)

Happy Holidays!


Author: Pankaj Nathani
Dec 24
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PyS60 1.9.0 is now here!

A heavily upgraded version of Python for S60 was released today, 1.9.0. It sports a new core based on Python 2.5.1, a GUI version of Ensymble that is just great, a new format for documentation (HTML) and many other goodies. On the downside, S60 2nd Edition is no longer supported and start-up time is insanely long.

The release thread with much more information can be found here.

What a nice gift from the PyS60 team, just in time for Christmas :)

Happy holidays everyone :D


Author: Bogdan Galiceanu