On Fri, Mar 11, 2022 at 7:03 AM Alexander Burger
wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 10, 2022 at 10:43:57PM +0100, pd wrote:
> > - I'm not able to place all circles inside the screen
> > - my little finger is useless
>
> Really? So is the screen too small? But note that the circles do not have
> to fit
> all co
Hello,
I was playing a little and surprisingly it's fun and I'm not too dumb,
still I realized two facts:
- I'm not able to place all circles inside the screen
- my little finger is useless
I see almost all my questions and problems are explained in the link you
gave me about penti, so sorry for
On Thu, Mar 10, 2022 at 08:46:29PM +0100, pd wrote:
> Ok I see after a while not touching the phone the "Pent" letters appear
> again and I have to calibrate it in order to use it, so it's easy to
This does not happen. Penti is reset only if you type Func-Space, or switch to
another keyboard and t
On Thu, Mar 10, 2022 at 08:35:00PM +0100, pd wrote:
> ok, that's fine, now I can type letters but I end up with four top circles
> and a little circle below the second (or third) one and a not so big
> big-circle down (screenshot attached).
Yes, I see. The initial calibrabnion is not optimal. As I
> How can I change the size of circles? and even better how can I
> recalibrate again to change circle positions?
>
>
Ok I see after a while not touching the phone the "Pent" letters appear
again and I have to calibrate it in order to use it, so it's easy to
recalibrate, just wait until "Pent" wo
Hi Andrés,
> In today Pilcon I had an interest in penti keyboard and decided to test it
> , so I've installed it from Android Store into my android 7.1.1 phone.
>
> I had to activate it as a virtual keyboard and select it as default
> keyboard, but when try to use it somethi
Hello,
In today Pilcon I had an interest in penti keyboard and decided to test it
, so I've installed it from Android Store into my android 7.1.1 phone.
I had to activate it as a virtual keyboard and select it as default
keyboard, but when try to use it something is wrong, I see a word &quo
> termux in the app store is not being updated anymore, and the team
> recommended I move to the F-droid version of the app, since they are not
> gonna update to the google app store anymore.
>
> I followed the termux updating instructions, but after the update penti
> stopped working with termux.
Fantastic! That did it.
Thanks, all!
b
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019, 12:49 AM Alexander Burger On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 08:10:48AM +, PositronPro wrote:
> > > Oh, right! Sorry, I forgot that! The min version is (6.0) Marshmallow
> :(
> >
> > Probably mixed it with pilbox which supports android 5 and h
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 08:10:48AM +, PositronPro wrote:
> > Oh, right! Sorry, I forgot that! The min version is (6.0) Marshmallow :(
>
> Probably mixed it with pilbox which supports android 5 and higher :D
Correct :)
I incremented the min SDK version last November, because Android changes i
> Oh, right! Sorry, I forgot that! The min version is (6.0) Marshmallow :(
Probably mixed it with pilbox which supports android 5 and higher :D
PositronPro
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 07:39:37AM +, PositronPro wrote:
> The problem seem to be that PentiKeyboard does not seem to support android
> 5.0(api 21) and 5.1(api 22); the minimum is 6.0(api 23)
Oh, right! Sorry, I forgot that! The min version is (6.0) Marshmallow :(
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The problem seem to be that PentiKeyboard does not seem to support android
5.0(api 21) and 5.1(api 22); the minimum is 6.0(api 23)
I tested with yalp store and selected different api levels of some devices and
6.0 was the minimum
I went forward with the install but it failed with error parsing
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 11:05:58PM -0800, Brian Cleary wrote:
> Oops, "weighs" should have been "works". The app store wasn't allowing me
> to install it on my Galaxy Note tablet and said the downloaded APK was
> malformed, but it sounds like the problem is on my end. Thanks!
OK, but still strange
Oops, "weighs" should have been "works". The app store wasn't allowing me
to install it on my Galaxy Note tablet and said the downloaded APK was
malformed, but it sounds like the problem is on my end. Thanks!
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019, 10:40 PM Alexander Burger Hi Brian,
>
> > Is there a trusted downl
Hi Brian,
> Is there a trusted download for an old version of Penti that weighs with
> Android 5.1.1?
Do you mean with "weighs with" the APK size? It has only 48 KiB, so should
actually be no problem.
PentiKeyboard runs on Android >= 5.0, thus also OK.
The APK was only temporarily around 500 K
Is there a trusted download for an old version of Penti that weighs with
Android 5.1.1?
Hi Alex.
> does "multitouch" just mean more than one finger?
Apparently yes. I just downloaded an app to test the maximum multitouch
input and it is, indeed, two. I'll go to my vendor and see if I can get my
phone exchanged for one that can at least get up to 5.
Thanks for the quick response!
Hi Bruno,
> it runs! Penti is written in big letters on the screen, but when I tap my 5
> fingers to start it the shadows only appear under two of the fingers, and
> the input circles never appear.
Oh, too bad! This looks like a hardware problem. The display seems not
multitouch-capable and can h
Alex's explanation of his workflow got me exited, so I've downloaded the
Penti keyboard. I installed it and set it up as the default keyboard, and
it runs! Penti is written in big letters on the screen, but when I tap my 5
fingers to start it the shadows only appear under two of the fi
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