Thanks Frédéric!

Is it just me, or do the plugin’s settings get reset back to defaults with each update? Is this intentional and if so, why?

Nvm, I got in. It just took 5 minutes to happen. And it seems to remember the credentials now that they work.

I installed the new Facebook app, but I can’t seem to be able to log in with. It just hangs there on the login screen trying to connect (”Loading…”). This is on a Nokia 6220 Classic.

With the old Snaptu I’m still able to login to FB just fine.

Another issue: when I cancel the login and exit the app to try again, it doesn’t remember the login credentials I’d entered earlier. Typing the 160-bit password on a cell phone is arduous so I wish the app would remember it. I also wish it would remember which connection I want to use since I only have one on this phone and asking about it is therefore in vain.

I just tested kernel 3.0.0, and although the issue went away, this didn’t reveal as much as it could have, because I had to run GDM in safe mode.

I have a desktop with two users, both of whom have Me TV set up. At some during configuration, one of the users has had her channels split among the channel pages so that each page is occupied by just one channel. This makes switching channels via the GUI a bit harder than it has to be, as you always first have to find the correct page for the desired channel.

I haven’t found a way to change the page each channel is showed on so that I could rearrange them into pages having more than one channel each.

The other user’s setup has multiple channels on each page as desired, so I figured copying me-tv.db from this user to the other would do the trick. But it turns out doing just that doesn’t copy the pages setup. So where is it stored? Alternatively, how can I rearrange the channels in pages?

7. Mysteeri. Se siis todella on jokin sirukortti eikä SIM-kortti aihioineen? Mitä minä höpisen, kyllähän sinä olisit sellaisen huomannut. Ei magneettijuovaa?

This claim made in the guide almost kept me from trying Drupal in the first place. You don’t need a new, empty database. If you already have a database, even with data from other apps, it’ll do just fine. Drupal won’t erase it or refuse to install because the database isn’t empty and reserved exclusively for Drupal.

A plane crash kills an entire hockey team and no post here? I am disappoint.

That’s funny, I just turned 32 myself the day before yesterday, so we’re only a couple of months apart in age. :)

Thanks for the compliments. I do strive for clarity, but what I write often gets too complicated in both structure and expressions. Then I have to edit it down to smaller pieces for it to be comprehensible even for myself.