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Where can I see that EasyPark is categorized as System? On my N900 it shows up in Location & Navigation when I choose download in the application manager.
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you can manually edit the text and reassign category's.
go to /home/opt/catorise under root and edit the file called menu
Just look at the proper category names and replace the category in the text file for the app you want to move.
Doing that i moved things like Bounce out of Ovi into Games
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Some of them are obvious, and some are "questionable". And we have very similar apps on different categories too.
I would be nice to have a common criteria, because with this situation is very difficult to find the apps (go to a category, "d'oh", back, go to the other...).
Can I help on any way with this?
Obvious:
* EasyPark on System (shouldn't be Location & navigation, or Utilities?)
* liqflow on Multimedia (Science? Games? Others?)
Broken families :
* Sketch on Graphics, MaePad on Office
* WifiEye on Network and WifiInfo on Utilities
* gTranslate on Education and qTranslate on Network
* VNC Viewer on Network, RDesktop on Others
"Questionable" (I understand if there are different opinions):
* Conky on Desktop (Yes, I nkow it is a desktop widget on desktop Linux. But not in Maemo... System?)
* Horizon on Graphics (Utilities? Location & navigation? Others?)
* Silencer on System (Utilities?)
* PackageView on Utilities (System?)
* Storage Usage on Utilities (System?)
* WifiInfo on Utilities (Network? System?)
* RDesktop on Others (Network?)
* BatteryGraph on Utilities (System?)
These are the ones that I can see with my instaled apps. Probably there are more.
Sorry if my english is not perfect. Not native english speaker
PS: and then there is the Ovi category, with apps of every category... hehe