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You need to have Root Access and MetaMorph installed on your Nexus.
Installation:
1. Download file below, note this file requires the MetaMorph Application
2. Move to “Android Themes” folder created by MetaMorph on SD card
3. After checks, choose “Unzip/Extract New”
4. Follow instructions from there
5. Phone may reboot, if not, manually reboot
Download Link:
http://droidpiratefiles.com/galaxynexus/GalaxyNexus-Signal-Red.zip
More color options / other Nexus Mods available at droidpirate.com
It'd be cool to have it be one color when all the bars are full (say, green)... another color for halfway (blue?) and then a third color when almost no bars are filled (red). It would also be nice to have it include the battery
Just go edit the .png files from the zip file. Easy even with Paint. But ask for permission to the author first....
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Here is a little Theme I threw together using UOT Kitchen. Nothing fancy just something I used to match the Blue theme I like.
Remember its Not my fault if you Brick it!
1. MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP!
2. Download rom.zip and place on sdcard
3. Boot into clockwork recovery
4. Choose to flash zip (choose appropriate sdcard location)
5. Once zip has finished installation, reboot.
Credit: Team Kang for the ROM and Framework
UOT Kitchen
All I did was point and click. I'm not a themer, or Dev or anything else but someone that Loves the Android OS and loves seeing what the talented people on XDA and elsewhere produce. Keep up the good work everyone that creates on here.
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figured i would share my star wars soft keys if anyone wants them
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/59007827/starwars%20nav%20bar.zip
and heres how they look on my home screen
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heres it with a hitman font
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/59007827/hitman%20nav%20bar.zip
just flash via zip themer and you should be good
if you want to edit them yourself and use zip themer you are free to download one of my themes open it up using 7zip then go into system ui, res, drawable-xhdpi, and then you can open up my images and edit them using photoshop or gimp, and then just save them back into the zip and you should be good. When you use zip themer it will come up as one of my nav bar titles but you should be fine
added new soft keys and tutorial also i forgot to add if you need to get zip themer its available here https://market.android.com/details?id=kellinwood.zipthemer
i have been using this softkeys since moving to bigxie JB rom. this is just pure blue softkeys for you guys who doesnt want the default grey softkeys just like me. hope this works for you too.
instruction
1. dowload systemUI.apk
2. move it to system/app (make sure to set -rw or else it wont copy in -ro)
3. replace systemUI.apk
4. it is critical that you reboot by removing the battery (dont power off) again remove battery to reboot
here is the screenshot
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and the download http://dl.dropbox.com/u/92219373/SystemUI.apk
How about a flashable zip file??
Why must one remove the battery to reboot?
What up with that remove keyboard button..?
Nice one brother
SeNt frOm gOOglE NeXuS with CM10 jelly taste
It seems that a problem?
I know I'm a n00b! And that's why I need some special "halp".
I have a MK16, It has the .587 and small apps but I'm using a Framework by Till-Kruspe (that was intended for MDPI but looks great on HDPI). I was reading a tutorial on how to add reboot option but this framework already has it so I wanted a Reboot into CWM option for teh coolness factor. (And it's useful!)
I decompiled this framework but to my surprise it has been prepared to have the reboot into cwm option (strings,pngs. and more) but it doesn't appear on the power menu. So I got to another thread (By draco_ag) and extracted android.policy from his mods, because It has the CWM option in his power menu and to my surprise now the ClockworkMod option appears (on the Framework by Till-Kruspe)....BUT the next pop-up says the phone will shut down and it does, but the reboot options works fine.
The Question: How to "repair" or further modify it to make it work?
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add reboot options
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I made some dark bootanimations for my A6020a40, and decided it'd be nice to share them here. There are two variants: green, and yellow.
NOTE: Not for stock ROMs.
Download here (Google Drive).
Installation instructions:
1. Download the desired variant (a6020_green.zip is the green variant, a6020_yellow.zip is the yellow variant).
2. Copy the downloaded ZIP archive to /system/media (needs root access).
3. Rename existing bootanimation.zip file to something else (or delete it).
4. Rename new bootanimation file to "bootanimation.zip".
5. Make sure permissions on new bootanimation.zip file are set to 0644 (octal).
That should work. If it does, enjoy the new bootanimation! If it doesn't, leave a post below. I'll try and help as much as possible.
Thanks to lots of people over at the LM.Kernel Telegram group for testing and feedback.
Can you make the light one
Will this work on a46