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knc1 · 02-27-2015, 06:07 AM

leafpad and kterm are included in the KindleMenu package I linked to.

KindleMenu also has some other small applications that might be useful in this project -
KindleGallery, KindleNotes, KindleReminder, ...

You can also use the KindleMenu applications from the KUAL menu, once KindleMenu package is installed.

Scripting of those applications could be based on the gdrive scripting as examples.

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Note: Those scripts in KindleMenu **might** be missing the "killall matchbox-keyboard" command (I didn't look, it would be better if the user looked for their self.)

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Don't let us intimidate you ....

Aeris joined this forum wanting to give her Kindle the basic features of a PDA (Personal Data Assistant) - -
She went from: "can it be done?" to the high quality, finished work you see posted here in only a few months (and then moved on to other uses for her hobby time).

Her threads and posts are those of a person just learning how to make use of a Kindle, using them as examples is a very good idea.

02-27-2015, 06:07 AM	#8
knc1 Going Viral Posts: 17,212 Karma: 18210809 Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Central Texas Device: No K1, PW2, KV, KOA	leafpad and kterm are included in the KindleMenu package I linked to. KindleMenu also has some other small applications that might be useful in this project - KindleGallery, KindleNotes, KindleReminder, ... You can also use the KindleMenu applications from the KUAL menu, once KindleMenu package is installed. Scripting of those applications could be based on the gdrive scripting as examples. - - - - - Note: Those scripts in KindleMenu might be missing the "killall matchbox-keyboard" command (I didn't look, it would be better if the user looked for their self.) - - - - - Don't let us intimidate you .... Aeris joined this forum wanting to give her Kindle the basic features of a PDA (Personal Data Assistant) - - She went from: "can it be done?" to the high quality, finished work you see posted here in only a few months (and then moved on to other uses for her hobby time). Her threads and posts are those of a person just learning how to make use of a Kindle, using them as examples is a very good idea. Last edited by knc1; 02-27-2015 at 06:35 AM.