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1 | initial version | posted 2015-02-15 23:04:29 +0200 |
I think I found a easter egg on my phone. A handy tool indeed! It's with the Alarm Clock.
First you need a text tool like nano. Example will be nano. To install nano:
pkcon install nano
And then you'll open up the terminal and login as devel-su.
File to open:
nano /usr/share/jolla-clock/clock.qml
and change onlyCountdown to false.
Now, have a look at your Alarm Clock (Scroll down in the list if you got more than 20 alarms?!)
Thanks Jolla for that one! :)
If you got any easter eggs to share feel free to add it in a post or edit this text!
I think I found a easter egg on my phone. A handy tool indeed! It's with the Alarm Clock.
First you need a text tool like nano. Example will be nano. To install nano:
pkcon install nano
And then you'll open up the terminal and login as devel-su.
File to open:
nano /usr/share/jolla-clock/clock.qml
and change onlyCountdown to false.
Now, have a look at your Alarm Clock (Scroll down in the list if you got more than 20 alarms?!)
Thanks Jolla for that one! :)
If you got any easter eggs to share feel free to add it in a post or edit this text!
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I think I found a easter egg on my phone. A handy tool indeed! It's with the Alarm Clock.
First you need a text tool like nano. Example will be nano. To install nano:
pkcon install nano
And then you'll open up the terminal and login as devel-su.
Then run this one in case of broken codes and so:
cp /usr/share/jolla-clock/clock.qml /usr/share/jolla-clock/clock.qml.backup
File to open:
nano /usr/share/jolla-clock/clock.qml
and change onlyCountdown to false.
Now, have a look at your Alarm Clock (Scroll down in the list if you got more than 20 alarms?!)
Thanks Jolla for that one! :)
If you got any easter eggs to share feel free to add it in a post or edit this text!