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You could? With Meta+A?

I think you mean register the intent in app manifest. That's the first thing I checked, and the calculator does register the proper intent. Maybe I missed something though.

Thanks for the tip 🤣 just want to illustrate what it looks like when an app publishes its own shortcuts.

If like me you get stuck in a reboot loop after updating your ROM and no amount of GApps sideload can fix it, try that: https://gerrit.aicp-rom.com/c/AICP/device_google_wahoo/+/63092/1/device.mk https://source.android.com/devices/tech/config/perms-allowlist The logs during the reboot loop were mentioning: "Signature|privileged permissions not in privapp-permissions whitelist:" Basically I just added the following lines to my device.mk: # Bypass privapp-permissions whitelist PRODUCT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES += \ ro.control_privapp_permissions=log

@tliebeckWelcome on the forums. I think the displayed layouts on the IGG page are still what they were when first published. The community has already heavily criticized them in multiple places on those forums. My take on this, is that it should look like that: See also: The last thing we want is removing modifiers, also having printable characters on the bottom row of keys is not a good idea IMHO.

Though Meta+A does not launch the Calculator for some reason, not on my Pro1, not on my Galaxy Tab S6.

The other day I was trying to figure out how those Android built-in shortcuts work. I'm pretty sure global shortcuts are not extensible or configurable unless maybe through resource file override somehow. I collected those links also available from there: There is also a disconnect it seems between publishing shortcut in that Fn+Meta+? dialog and the actual handling of the shortcut. Meaning you could publish a shortcut but no implement it properly. App can publish shortcut which will then be displayed in that dialog but those are not global they only show when the application is

On stock Android I was using Fx Service color filter feature to basically implement my own Night Light version. With Lineage OS we can look at it from a device manufacturer perspective and better customize Night Light as explained there: https://source.android.com/devices/tech/display/night-light My goal would be to make it darker than it currently is at maximum intensity, by either just changing the temperature range or even fine tuning those equations parameters. I'm also not that crazy about the Amber offset so I guess I would try to make sure it's not too pronounced. Moreover may

What's your experience with call quality on LOS? So far I only had one phone call and the volume was totally ok, none of the extra loudness issues from stock. However as I tried to adjust the volume it did not seem to adjust by much I could hardly hear any difference. Not that it need adjusting though, it was just fine, just wanted to try it out.

Having switched to Lineage OS as my daily driver I quickly noticed a couple of apps still don't support landscape namely: Reddit and Microsoft Teams. Thankfully the "Force landscape when keyboard is open" feature from Fx Service still works great, to my surprise. Congrats to self 😁

Yes, looks like your USB-C connection has a hardware problem. Hope you can reach F(x)tec support. Be warned though, it seems they have been rather useless lately. They may also have run out of spare parts. Alternatively maybe you can use someone like @EvilDragon to resolder the USB board.

I have not seen that though my phone is often charged to 100%.

I decided to make the jump and use Lineage OS 18.1 as my daily driver. Moved both my SIMs from my stock Pro1 to my Lineage Pro1. Though I'm not using the official release. Instead I have a custom build with a modified keyboard driver, which is work in progresss. It seems I can still develop that driver without compromising my daily regular use. Took a bit of time and a few reboots to get my Orange FR SIM data to work but I had the exact same experience on stock as I recall. 1&1 DE SIM data worked straight away. Just wanted to congratulate everyone involved in making Lineage OS on

It's not just cosmetical but I have no idea if you can just take it as it is to for earlier version. Though I would think so. However make sure you take the earlier similar change too as not having both will surely cause the lags we had on that one 18.1 release.

You can't easily swap the battery without taking your phone apart no.

Yeah, I've had to do changes in Fulguris for that stuff. What's nice though is that you can support any kind of Cloud storage through those APIs. It's totally transparent for the app developer which is pretty awesome I find. For instance where before in Fulguris you could do only local backup now you can manage Cloud backup in the same way.

Is it not working anymore on 18.1?

Seems like they indeed fixed it and somehow without reverting those changes. I wish someone could explain that to us. My latest build is real smooth.

Yes, it is indeed in the Advanced menu.

I wonder if you could just change the slot without reboot, from ADB?

Why do you need 17.1?

Ok, apparently you can do it from the advanced menu as explain there: LATER: nope looks like I misread that.

How do you guys do your reboot to recovery after ROM sideload? I don't think you can do it from ADB which would be my preferred solution. I usually try to do it using Power and Volume Up but that's far from reliable I find.

Build took 01:49:55 on Intel Core i7-11700K with 64GB of RAM though I don't think RAM usage got much over 20GB anyway. I used 100 GB ccache but it only contains 26GB after the build. Huge speed increase then, which was to be expected when compared to Windows hosted solutions.

About 6h30mn on Windows using Virtual Box, about the same using WSL. On Ubuntu I'll let you know once it's done. Looks like those random crashes are gone for good.