anyone having trouble with the tabletui follow this:
go into rom control or wherever the navigation bar settings are located
set menu to be right or left
enable 4 buttons in nav.
set the 4h button to be menu the systemui fc should no longer happen
set font to huge in display
in accessibility set to huge
im on aokp now with tabui following these steps comng from the sink with no fcs i also set my dpi to be 144
First off, great work! I was able to get tabletUI following the above (using aokp as well from latest kitchen sink), only I didn't see a "huge" option in accessibility. Also, I found the "Huge" fonts to be a bit big, so I've tried both Normal and Small.
Overall, I think the tabletUI is a great idea, but it doesn't look good on my lapdock at all. I'm tweaking it but just haven't found anything that makes the screen look more than a glorified hdmi mirror.
Also, I've had the same bluetooth problems I've seen others mention. With the stock music player, the GUI would soft reboot every time I tried to use it and bluetooth would be dead after that until a phone reboot. I didn't seem to have any issues with bluetooth once PowerAMP was installed.
Here's a quick rundown of what I've found:
The system would soft reboot after every install from either the Market or via TiBu.
I couldn't get the camera to work. When I ran it, it would pop up for a second, then close with the message "Unfortunately, Camera has stopped".
The keyboard popped up for every text box when in TabletUI in the lapdock. Would be nice if it knew there was a keyboard and didn't pop up.
Anything I did with the phone in Tablet UI crashed the GUI and caused a reboot. I couldn't even end the phone call. Phone UI didn't seem to have any issue.
One thing that I found would be nice is a way to set up all the settings for the tablet UI and phone UI, and provide a simple one-button (with confirmation) switch over. Something that sets all the appropriate settings for whichever mode you want, then reboots the phone into the new mode. It would even be nicer if a gui reboot was all that was needed, not a total phone reboot.
I'm sure I'll find other things as I play around with it more, but as much as I love the ICS system, I don't think I am quite ready for it. I'll probably give it a few more days to see what other things happen.