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| Receiving MMS is not yet integrated, check the page on [[:mms|MMS support]] on how to compile the experimental support yourself. | Receiving MMS is not yet integrated, check the page on [[:mms|MMS support]] on how to compile the experimental support yourself. | ||
| - | == A few tipps and howtows == | + | == A few tips and howtos == |
| - | - To make a call from the command line, you can issue ''xdg-open tel://XXX'' | + | - To make a call from the command line, you can issue ''%%xdg-open tel://XXX%%'' |
| - A geeky way to read contacts stored on your SIM card is presented in: [[cellphone:simcard|Reading contacts stored on the SIM card]] | - A geeky way to read contacts stored on your SIM card is presented in: [[cellphone:simcard|Reading contacts stored on the SIM card]] | ||
| - | - So send of USSD Codes, you can used the regular calls application. On a terminal you could also issue <code>mmcli -m 0 --3gpp-ussd-initiate="*106#"</code>and replace *106# with the code to dial. | + | - So send of USSD Codes, you can use the regular calls application. On a terminal you could also issue <code>mmcli -m 0 --3gpp-ussd-initiate="*106#"</code>and replace *106# with the code to dial. |