The Xoom doesn't come with the Power Control Widget. I really like the customizable one in CM7.
I found the location on the Cyanogen Mod github but I have no idea how to compile it or if it will even work on Honeycomb. https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Settings/tree/gingerbread/src/com/android/settings/widget/buttons
Anyone out there have any experience with compiling from CM's source?
If we could get this working on the Xoom it would be great!
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Been playing catch-up on Team Eos' AMAZING work with ICS and have installed their ICS 1.0.0 ROM and kernel but was curious if anyone has had issues with the Motorola BT Keyboard. Certain hotkeys, ie Messaging hotkey or Gmail hotkey, at the top pf my keyboard don't respond currently.
On my previous ROM and kernel (Tiamat Moray) most everything on the keyboard worked fine. New to the game, so not sure if this is something that will be resolved in future versions of the ROM/kernel or if this is something to do with the keyboard and ICS generally? Maybe I need to somehow install a keyboard layout of some kind to fix it?
Just curious...
I got the moto keyboard but haven't tried it yet on ics. Ill check it out.
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Been playing catch-up on Team Eos' AMAZING work with ICS and have installed their ICS 1.0.0 ROM and kernel but was curious if anyone has had issues with the Motorola BT Keyboard. Certain hotkeys, ie Messaging hotkey or Gmail hotkey, at the top pf my keyboard don't respond currently.
On my previous ROM and kernel (Tiamat Moray) most everything on the keyboard worked fine. New to the game, so not sure if this is something that will be resolved in future versions of the ROM/kernel or if this is something to do with the keyboard and ICS generally? Maybe I need to somehow install a keyboard layout of some kind to fix it?
Just curious...
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I have noticed the same. Almost everything on the keyboard works fine except for several of the shortcut keys at the top of the keyboard.
Agreed most of my hotkeys work. Gmail doesn't which would be nice to see fixed.
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I always use Wizz Bar, but now it won't work once I updated to ICS. Now I'm sad I updated. Anyone know how to get it working?
could not find it on play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=SnowBEE
is the developer probably ask them if they are working on a android 4 version?
they are also on here SnowBEE
re: wizzbar
That was one of my biggest disappointments with ICS on the a500 but after discovering Nova Launcher where I can customize launch icons on the bottom... it's similar without being able to hide the icons but I find it to be a great substitute. Might give it a whirl. works great on my tab running flexreaper
Unfortunately, the ICS is currently common, application compatibility is not due to different OS. I agree, sad as the refusal of applications for Android 4.0.3.
Has anyone come across an alternative to Wizz Bar?
I do miss this App on my Tablet.
GMD gesture control.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goodmooddroid.gesturecontrol&hl=en
it has a "launchpad" feature which does exactly what you're asking for. you can assign whatever gesture you want to bring it up.
Unfortunately it requires root, sadly which my work would not allow to happen.
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GMD gesture control.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goodmooddroid.gesturecontrol&hl=en
it has a "launchpad" feature which does exactly what you're asking for. you can assign whatever gesture you want to bring it up.
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Unfortunately it requires root, sadly which my work would not allow to happen.
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I'm a huge fan of GMD Gesture Control but App Clip and ReLaunch can replace Gesture Control's LaunchPad feature really well. I don't think they require root but I'm not 100% sure..
It really sucks that Wizz Bar isn't going to be updated for ICS, but I'm running the TegraOwners ROM and can 'pin' apps to the combined bar anyway, which I think is a great approach to this problem and something I hoped would be possible while I was still watching YouTube videos trying to decide on a tablet to buy.. Hopefully one of these guys over on xda can get the same feature working eventually
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Wave launcher is somewhat similwr. Not exact, but it's really good. Even better on phones than tablets.
Question- What additional features would you like to see on the Q? So far I have additional features added;
Dual Mode
Browser
Clock
LinuxonAndroid support
Email
FTP/HTTP Server
Limited but functional Play Store
G+ services like Messenger and Stream
NTFS support when combined with StickMount
Zumocast
WiiMote as remote works with the proper app installed
Some things like are problematic as the kernel (no source) lacks needed services but I will work to find a solution.
I replied to you on RootzWiki as well (great work on the rom), but had one more thing: enable wallpaper support for the launcher! I have my home screen all set up, but it would be much cooler with a wallpaper.
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I replied to you on RootzWiki as well (great work on the rom), but had one more thing: enable wallpaper support for the launcher! I have my home screen all set up, but it would be much cooler with a wallpaper.
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agreed, wallpaper for sure. Navbar, statusbar would be amazing, in order to make it a fully functional device
I'd be happy stock if i could kill the afterglow, my whole bedroom pulses after music at night unless i crank the brightness down.
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I'd be happy stock if i could kill the afterglow, my whole bedroom pulses after music at night unless i crank the brightness down.
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I'd like control of that glow through an app. There was someone who made the lights show a clock but he never released anything. I believe it was called qclock.
Any way to use a playstation controller or getting a phone app created to control it?
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I think people have forgotten about the obvious -- a working media center that supports Miracast.
I have stock, up-to-date Android 4.2.2.
I am trying to figure out why use CM10.1 or any other custom ROM over up-to-date stock Android Rom.
Well, for me I use stock and faux kernel @1.9ghz and I'm fine with it
Custom Roms add more features thou, I used to run aokp on my n7 but I prefer stock
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Mainly for the customization, and certain features not found in stock roms.
It's an user preference really.
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thank you for the responses.
Like the idea of faux kernel with Stock rom.
Also for some more optimization, and little fixes of things that Google f**ked up in their stock Android
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Here are the main features that are interesting to me:
- Built-in notification light control
- SMS bonus features (quick reply, original timestamps, etc)
- Volume rocker wake
- Navring (2 other shortcuts besides google now)
- Their cLock widget is nice
- Editable toggles / quick settings + quick pulldown (pulldown from right goes directly into toggles) LOVE IT
- Torch built in..
Downsides:
- The slide up animation of google now is not as smooth and sexy
- Old calendar app (WHY U NO REMOVE IT, it's on the play store!!) though it's practically the same
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- Old calendar app (WHY U NO REMOVE IT, it's on the play store!!) though it's practically the same
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The source for the Play version isn't open though, so they build from the source that is available (i.e. the current CM calendar) and I their ultimate goal is to include what you need to operate a smart phone without absolutely requiring the addition of Gapps; although 99.999% of people ultimately do.
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The source for the Play version isn't open though, so they build from the source that is available (i.e. the current CM calendar) and I their ultimate goal is to include what you need to operate a smart phone without absolutely requiring the addition of Gapps; although 99.999% of people ultimately do.
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Yea probably the same reason why there is the "stock/modded" ICS browser (I know some people prefer it). They don't want preinstalled store apps in the rom, and such things as browser and calendar are basic features expected cooked in a ROM. PA does that though and it works well I think with no legal issue.
After trying several roms,I can say the top feature of nexus is the stock android and being uptodate instantaneous ,
So why you install a custom rom ? Sure it will not be stable as stock.
Customization can be dne through apk,I use
Exdialer.
Nova launcher
Sliding messages.
Tasker
Active screen lock , sometimes
Proximity screen off
Power toggle
so what i really like in my stock 4.4.2 is the knock on /off and I tried CM 10.2 but sadly I noticed I dont have knock off...
I want a simple rom...I like how nexus clean version of android looks and feels..I want a minimalistic rom...
I really liked the option in the oneplus one to drow a pattern when the screen is of and activate a certian app if theres a rom wich include it ill like to hear(I guess maybe CM 11 but I havent tried it yet becuse its still in nightly version)
I have a VS980, and I have flashed most of the ROMs available in the dev section for it. I don't believe that any AOSP-based ROM is going to have knock-off, so you would have to use one of the stock based (such as Malladus or XDABBEB). These in general aren't going to have minimalist look of AOSP based ROMs though.
Your other choice is to run an AOSP ROM with Xposed. I know that the Xposed GEL Settings module has an option to set double-tap to an action, though that may be a premium feature you have to donate to receive (which I recommend anyway, as it is an amazing module).
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I have a VS980, and I have flashed most of the ROMs available in the dev section for it. I don't believe that any AOSP-based ROM is going to have knock-off, so you would have to use one of the stock based (such as Malladus or XDABBEB). These in general aren't going to have minimalist look of AOSP based ROMs though.
Your other choice is to run an AOSP ROM with Xposed. I know that the Xposed GEL Settings module has an option to set double-tap to an action, though that may be a premium feature you have to donate to receive (which I recommend anyway, as it is an amazing module).
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ill check the GEL module...what AOSP ROMs do you suggesting?
I do have to donate to use the GEL sulotion...im sure im not the only one who dosent want to give up the KNOCK OFF but like the AOSP ROMs...can anyone give me a mod or Xposed module to get knock off on an AOSP ROM and of course suggest a ROM to try on...
[Change Log] Paranoid Android [AOSPA]
liavo555 said:
I do have to donate to use the GEL sulotion...im sure im not the only one who dosent want to give up the KNOCK OFF but like the AOSP ROMs...can anyone give me a mod or Xposed module to get knock off on an AOSP ROM and of course suggest a ROM to try on...
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Paranoid Android has knock on + knock off (you have to use the notification bar; doesn't work anywhere else as far as I know).
The list of features is here: [Change Log] Paranoid Android [AOSPA]
Have fun!
Compass.
Compass Linux said:
Paranoid Android has knock on + knock off (you have to use the notification bar; doesn't work anywhere else as far as I know).
The list of features is here: [Change Log] Paranoid Android [AOSPA]
Have fun!
Compass.
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yeah but i dont want to reach every time...and it wont be comftrable while driving for example
Another option, if you're OK with using a launcher other than the GEL, is to install the Apex launcher. I believe it gives you desktop knock off in its free version.
Using this launcher, you can use any ROM you'd like, as long as it provides knock on. I think most ROMs for the G2 provide that.
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yeah but i dont want to reach every time...and it wont be comftrable while driving for example
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I think you should search for voice controlled apps and such. I don't know if Google Voice can help you.
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Compass Linux said:
I think you should search for voice controlled apps and such. I don't know if Google Voice can help you.
Compass.
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I meant I dont want to reach the notification bar...becuse the way the phone is set at my car I can reach the bottom half of the screen without streching....
anyway...Ive seen several mods that gives me full KNOCK OFF and I am currently looking for a clean AOSP style ROM to use...if someone have a link for a guide that teachs how to use 2 roms so I can test a new one without having to back up and stuff i'd love to get it