hi
how do i make"kill all" Applications when i long press on home bottun to close Applications Instead of killing one at the time on CM10 ROM JB?
thanks
someone??
Which CM10 are you running? The nightlies in Nov and Dec have a kill all button in the top right corner. (Looks like steps) press it and voila!
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KorGuy123 said:
Which CM10 are you running? The nightlies in Nov and Dec have a kill all button in the top right corner. (Looks like steps) press it and voila!
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I believe that is to clear all notifications. He wants to be able to clear his recent apps drawer of all opened apps. I am not running CM10 so I'm not sure how to activate it on CM10, but on AOKP it's in in Settings--> ROM Control --> General UI.
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I believe that is to clear all notifications. He wants to be able to clear his recent apps drawer of all opened apps. I am not running CM10 so I'm not sure how to activate it on CM10, but on AOKP it's in in Settings--> ROM Control --> General UI.
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The clear notifications is if you drag down the notifications bar.
I wrote that message at 4:15am and was half asleep. I forgot to add that you have to hold the home button and the icon is there to kill all.
Unless it isn't what that icon is for...
I am using 10.0.0 d2att,when i long press on home bottun i see only the recent apps i used and don't have any other sign or somthing to push on, and obviously i don't have rom control to change it, is there a Solution for thithanks
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Update to one of the newer nightlies and the button will be there.
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I have to flash new rom or just update because i dont want to erase again all the memory wipe reset and all of this things thanks
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Just update. In About Phone should be Cyanogen menu for updates. Its an auto installer. Everything is done for you after it downloads.
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Removing apps from the most recent list does not "kill" them. Android will "kill" apps when it needs to.
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So I was messing with my dads Nexus 4. Is there a Launcher or something I can use to have on screen keys? I'd love to have that recent apps button. Thanks, and call me a noob or whatever.
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Jakeuten said:
So I was messing with my dads Nexus 4. Is there a Launcher or something I can use to have on screen keys? I'd love to have that recent apps button. Thanks, and call me a noob or whatever.
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You can achieve this with most AOSP roms by enabling the nav bar. No launcher required If you're on touchwiz then I don't think so.
Go to the play store and search "recent apps" there will be one by "factory widgets" and then add it to the homescreen and it will perform like the button.
Does anybody know if its possible to program the home so a double tap brings up messaging and a long press brings up Google now? If so how could I do that?
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If you are running stock TW then the short answer would be no. If you are using a custom launcher like Apex or Nova there are settings in the launcher behavior section where you can tweak to perform actions.
yeah, it's impossible on touchwiz,
I don't know about the customizability of the button on launchers, since i don't use them
anti-up said:
Does anybody know if its possible to program the home so a double tap brings up messaging and a long press brings up Google now? If so how could I do that?
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If you hold down the menu button it'll bring up Google now. Unless you're in an app then it'll pop up the search engine. You're on your own on the messaging one tho lol. Double taping home takes you to S. Voice.
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RayTrue04 said:
If you hold down the menu button it'll bring up Google now. Unless you're in an app then it'll pop up the search engine. You're on your own on the messaging one tho lol. Double taping home takes you to S. Voice.
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and hold down the back button shows/hides the side bar for multi window view (if you have it enabled)
So not sure if anyone has this issue but after changing my ROM I am no longer able to hide my keyboard by pressing the back button. Most apps I can tap the screen to hide it but some require me to hit next or something on the bottom of the page and my keyboard is blocking me from doing so and pressing back just takes me to the previous page...I included a picture of what happens
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And I'm running cm 10.1 awesome audio mod ROM
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There are 3 physical button under screen, left is Setting button ,the centre is Home button, the right is Back button. What I want know is to replace the left one by adding multi-task menu that can allow me access the apps that I have launched before. I don't want to hold home button for a while to open it. I have rooted my phone. If it does have a way to customize setting button, pls tell me. Thanks.
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I know if you use slim rom it allows you to customize the hardware buttons.
I agree that slim bean allow customization on the button, short press and long press customization is available. Not sure if other AOKP based have this too. I bet they have.
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darkteb said:
I agree that slim bean allow customization on the button, short press and long press customization is available. Not sure if other AOKP based have this too. I bet they have.
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I am now using custom TW rom not AOSP.....
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Alexsandra said:
I am now using custom TW rom not AOSP.....
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That means you still haven't seen the light yet
I also recommend SlimBean rom, even their newest 4.3 build is extremely useable for daily use and the batterylife is great. Just a few graphical glitches still in stock browser and gmail but it's only a matter til they get ironed out . If this little bug annoys you you can always try a 4.2.2 build..
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That means you still haven't seen the light yet
I also recommend SlimBean rom, even their newest 4.3 build is extremely useable for daily use and the batterylife is great. Just a few graphical glitches still in stock browser and gmail but it's only a matter til they get ironed out . If this little bug annoys you you can always try a 4.2.2 build..
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I will try it. Thanks
there is a app called Swipe Home should do the needful.
look at this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=850464
Anyone ever notice that on slim bean (that's what I'm using but it probably does the same thing on most 10.2 roms) when you hold the clear recent apps buttons it clears all apps and requires super user permission. What's the difference between just pressing the clear button and holding it? What's the permission for?
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I never used Slim, but CM doesn't have the function (CM has the clear-all function on the right-up corner of Recent Apps screen). PAC has similar function but different (press Recent Apps once to reveal apps, and then the button will change to a "swipe-away button", press again to clear all). Both doesn't require any permissions. I wonder what Slim is up to...
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It grants permission to systemUI. I still have no clue why or what it does extra.
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