I was wondering if there is the possibility to see on some kernel the beautiful voodoo color controls or something like that? The display of my unit is way too warm for my liking, and I'd rather change the color settings from the kernel, rather than using one of those apps on the market.
1. Does anyone else find the notification font to be too big? If it was smaller, I could see more detail, in say, the Gmail notifications. Is there a way this can be changed? Also, is this different on any of the custom TW roms based on this new T-Mobile base?
2. The quick toggles are missing the data toggle. Same questions here: can this be changed? are there custom TW roms that have this? (I believe yes, since all the custom 4.0.4 roms I had included this useful toggle.)
(Note: I'm only interested in custom roms that include Wi-Fi calling, but please feel free to answer generally to help others who stumble upon this thread.)
rsromano said:
1. Does anyone else find the notification font to be too big? If it was smaller, I could see more detail, in say, the Gmail notifications. Is there a way this can be changed? Also, is this different on any of the custom TW roms based on this new T-Mobile base?
2. The quick toggles are missing the data toggle. Same questions here: can this be changed? are there custom TW roms that have this? (I believe yes, since all the custom 4.0.4 roms I had included this useful toggle.)
(Note: I'm only interested in custom roms that include Wi-Fi calling, but please feel free to answer generally to help others who stumble upon this thread.)
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I'm not sure about the notification font but I think you can just go into the display settings, reduce the font and see how that goes, and for the data toggles I do have one (I'm using the jedi mind trick jb rom by ptmr3) it is also customizable too. :thumbup:
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I was also quite surprised by the large font size in the notifications which made everything quite crowded in there. The Display font size in settings does not affect the notification fonts unfortunately. Luckily, ptmr3's Jedi Mind Trick JB includes a nice fix for this with the Per-app DPI settings.
1. In Settings, Jedi ROM Tricks, Custom Framework Install, make sure the Framework is active by clicking Install / Update
2. At the same place, in the Modules tab, make sure Xposed App Settings is checked
3. In Settings Jedi ROM Tricks, Per-App DPI Settings, search for systemUI.
4. Toggle the switch to ON and set DPI to 200 or 210 (I use 210). Leave everything else as is.
5. Click the Save icon in the top right
6. Reboot phone and profit!
As for your second question, JMT JB does include a Data toggle
adil17 said:
I'm not sure about the notification font but I think you can just go into the display settings, reduce the font and see how that goes, and for the data toggles I do have one (I'm using the jedi mind trick jb rom by ptmr3) it is also customizable too. :thumbup:
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Right now I'm on the stock official JB release. I've changed the font size under the display settings to tiny, and everything seems much better now. Also if you go into setting in the Messaging App you can check a box to allow the volume rockers to change the size of the messages. This also helped me as I didn't like how big the bubbles were by default. Once you are in a convo you can press the down volume to make everything smaller.
bobbyphoenix said:
Right now I'm on the stock official JB release. I've changed the font size under the display settings to tiny, and everything seems much better now. Also if you go into setting in the Messaging App you can check a box to allow the volume rockers to change the size of the messages. This also helped me as I didn't like how big the bubbles were by default. Once you are in a convo you can press the down volume to make everything smaller.
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Changing the font size in the settings does not affect the Notifications, but in general I like the small font everywhere. Next weekend, I will probably reroot. I wanted to give stock a chance. The last 6 months I've been bouncing between Infamous 3.1 and Jedi Mind Trick. I will probably give the new Jedi ROM a try.
Maybe this is a noob question, but why can't I change the PA colors on some apps? The DPI settings work fine for every app but for a lot of my apps (it seems like all the non-GAPPs and non-system apps), changing the color settings has no effect. Any help is appreciated! :good:
hello friends.
Which is the best kernel for stock rom?
slightly lower screen brightness of galaxy nexus.
kernel, and the color scheme, but how may I do this?
What settings should I use?
Which settings can I find the brightest and most beautiful color scheme?
Just pick some and start flashing.
jsgraphicart said:
Just pick some and start flashing.
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do not understand what setting for the brightness of the screen?
Most kernels give you control of the screen color. Just use trickster mod in the play store to change it to whatever you want.
thanks jsgraphicart.
kostheback said:
hello friends.
Which is the best kernel for stock rom?
slightly lower screen brightness of galaxy nexus.
kernel, and the color scheme, but how may I do this?
What settings should I use?
Which settings can I find the brightest and most beautiful color scheme?
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Maybe this could help: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgEPWhJMg26VdGVfYm4zU281bkFZaHRQYV9maVp6bEE#gid=0
I tested three differents Kernels with different Frequencies. All of them have Color Settings.
If you dont wanna use an app like me, You can put the file extracted from the ziped file attached on /system/etc/init.d/
Hey guys,
A small search proved me that apps like franco kernel or gamma control don't support N7 for changing color profiles. How do you set this on a custom kernel? init.d script or is there a particular app I don't know yet? I am on ElementalX.