Well, you know what I mean.
Beyond any doubt a very useful app, would hate to have to pay twice for it. After all, we're not talking about the gn & the sgs3; we're talking about two nexii..
[APP/MOD] TouchControl (Nexus 4)
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Well, you know what I mean.
Beyond any doubt a very useful app, would hate to have to pay twice for it. After all, we're not talking about the gn & the sgs3; we're talking about two nexii..
Tested the free version on Aokp Jan 13 build. Not working with morfics trinity kernel which is based off AOSP. Would a log assist?
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So you are the person on reddit spreading your inspiration.... Hmmmm
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LOL. I think you can easily go into my user history both on here and on reddit, if you think I'm shilling for him or something. I used his app back on my Galaxy Nexus and I loved it. I just get mad when people expect like they deserve a new version of the app, like they're entitled to it in some way.
Edit: just wanted to add this doesn't work on Motley's b14 kernel for those wondering.
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(Thanks by accident there, I strongly disagree with you..)
What are you on about?? Where did you read that anyone in this thread expected or demanded anything? People, seriously, please..
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Doesn't faux already have slide 2 wake? I'm not sure if this is even working.
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but if you take it off because I do not work very well and wanted to test the application. I do not give a kernel to do well. I have faster cpu
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Complely different implementation. Faux uses showp's sweep2wake, which is built into the kernel when compiled. PGM allows you to use it much more universally on more kernels, as it uses a module instead, which doesnt need to be compiled into the kernel. Essentially, all the kernel devs can work on kernels, and slide2wake is mantained via the module and the app. Works quite well that way, as it did for the galaxy nexus
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So far here is the results - Any changes or updates, report below UPDATED
Stock - working
Faux - not working
trinity - not working
Franco - not working
Matrix - not working
Harsh - NoT working
bricked - not working
motley - not working
IR - not working
Complely different implementation. Faux uses showp's sweep2wake, which is built into the kernel when compiled. PGM allows you to use it much more universally on more kernels, as it uses a module instead, which doesnt need to be compiled into the kernel. Essentially, all the kernel devs can work on kernels, and slide2wake is mantained via the module and the app. Works quite well that way, as it did for the galaxy nexus
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exact config confirmed not working for me as well.
So far here is the results - Any changes or updates, report below UPDATED
Stock - working
Faux - not working
trinity - not working
Franco - not working
Matrix - not working
Harsh - NoT working
bricked - not working
motley - not working
IR - not working
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Can someone please test it on stock to make sure it's working on stock or if it's some problem with app?
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Does it work better than Sweep2Wake on kernels?
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247**** ROOT NEEDED ****
I proudly announce - TouchControl V2
________________ DESCRIPTION
To all who don't know this yet, this is a kernel module with a control application which allows you to perform some gestures that will in turn will execute some action (like simulating power key press or turning volume up).
List of configurable gestures:
- slide - move finger (or fingers) on the screen in some way
- pinch - pinch screen with two or more fingers
- tap - tap the screen with one or more fingers in some place of the screen (or any place)
List of configurable actions:
- press POWER
- press VOLUME UP
- press VOLUME DOWN
- increase BRIGHTNESS
- decrease BRIGHTNESS
- play NEXT SONG
- play PREVIOUS SONG
- press HOME BUTTON
- press BACK BUTTON
________________ SCREENSHOTS
________________ FAQ
- will it work on kernel X
It is made to work on stock kernel. It might work on kernels which are close to stock. I will however try to find a way to make it as compatible as possible. I'm going to assume that you can safely try this mod on your kernel (but don't enable set-on-boot) worst case scenario is a reboot.
- does this consume battery
Short answer - Maybe.
Long answer - this might bring some drain, some users report quite a big battery drain some not, I will address this issue in some time. Check yourself how much an issue it is for you. Also this change from device to device so there is no short answer (look up)
- will it break my touchscreen
Short answer - No
Long answer - Digitizer is not mechanical so it shouldn't break. The same mod works for more then 2 years on my Galaxy Nexus and it never lost a bit of it's responsiveness
- why do I have to pay
Why did you pay for your phone? You did save a few bucks on the phone which was cheap. Now is your chance to make those savings worthy
- if I want to marry you where can I find you?
Oh... this question meant to go somewhere else ;P And I'm taken.
________________ DOWNLOADS
FREE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree
PRO-TURBO: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrol
________________ DISCLAIMER
THIS IS HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL AND ALWAYS BE - PLEASE USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
________________ HOW TO UPDATE
- Uninstall the app
- Reboot device
- Install fresh from play store
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XDA:DevDB Information
TouchControl, a Tool/Utility for the Google Nexus 4
Contributors
bponury
Version Information
Status: Beta
Created 2013-10-03
Last Updated 2014-03-2240_____________________ CHANGELOG _____________________
- v1.8.1 - 2013-08-17
- fixed load issues and disappearing modules
- fixed 4.2.2 support for Franco kernels (please note that there will be no more updates to 4.2.2)
- v1.8.0 - 2013-08-16
- added support for some 4.3 kernels
- switched to online module downloading instead of in-app modules (thus internet access is required)
- added update/refresh feature for module update checking (top-right refresh icon)
- v1.7.5 - 2013-07-06
- Fixed notification bar pulldown issue
- Maybe it's not necessary anymore to do an uninstall to do update...
- v1.7.4 - 2013-06-19
- THIS WILL NOT WORK ON FRANCO MILESTONE 2 - PLEASE USE NIGHTLY
- added (again) disabling touchscreen in phone call
- fixed support for latest kernels
- screen freezes seem to be fixed
- v1.7.3 - 2013-06-06
- another attempt to fix screen freezes
- fixed support for Faux beta and PA kernel
- removed phone state receiver (TC is active during calls!)
- v1.7 - 2013-05-29
- fixed support for Franco kernel nightly 143
- fixed support for Air Kernel #10
- fixed support for HellsCore
- fixed support for ParanoidAndroid kernel
- another attempt to fix screen freezes
- v1.6 - 2013-03-24
- added auto stock-modified kernel flashing option
- disabled input filtering (might help with screen freezes)
- v1.5e - 2013-03-04
- added support for latest Trinity kernels
- modified some guts, might work with more kernels
- v1.5c - 2013-02-27
- fixed support for latest faux stable
- added permissions for SU
- v1.5b - 2013-02-22
- fixed support for 4.2.2 Franco, Motley, Trinity and Faux
- fixed support for 4.2.2 Franco, Motley, Trinity and Faux
- v1.5a - 2013-02-09
- fix for matr1x kernel
- v1.5 - 2013-02-06
- add support for faux beta kernel
- fix proximity bug during call
- v1.4 - 2013-01-30
- fix support for franco kernels
- v1.3 - 2013-01-26
- fix major bug with input subsystem with version 1.2
- fix major bug with input subsystem with version 1.2
- v1.2 - 2013-01-26
- added motley kernel support
- small fixes
- v1.1 - 2013-01-22
- fixes for start-on-boot
- added more custom kernels support (franco, faux, matr1x, trinity)
- v1.0 - 2013-01-17
- initial release
29I am working on a few things at the same time. First is a new version of touchcontrol (and I mean a maaaajor upgrade). Second is the standby-drain problem and I'm gradually getting to know where it lies But it takes time to track because I have to wait a few hours to see if I am going in the right direction. Consider you are walking in the night with a walkie-talkie and can't see a thing. And someone tells you each 5 hours that you either should go left or right That's why it's taking so much time.
