[APP][Q][XPOSED] GravityBox v10.0.1 for Android 10 [24/10/2020]

[maor23]

You download the APK and install it, then restart and you are good to go

i should not download nothing from edxposed? just install the apk and thats it?

 

[mrjuniork]

i should not download nothing from edxposed? just install the apk and thats it?

Yeah, since the version for Q isn't uploaded to the xposed repository.

 

[maor23]

Yeah, since the version for Q isn't uploaded to the xposed repository.

thank you mate, it works.

now i have another question, if you can answer me i'll be really thankful.
im searching for some modules / root apps that will help me to extend battery life and enjoy my phone again(oneplus 7 pro).
can you advise me for some thins that will help me?

 

[mrjuniork]

thank you mate, it works.

now i have another question, if you can answer me i'll be really thankful.
im searching for some modules / root apps that will help me to extend battery life and enjoy my phone again(oneplus 7 pro).
can you advise me for some thins that will help me?

Glad it worked :good:

Regarding your other question (we are headed towards off-topic talks )
You can try naptime, greenify for example.
But keep in mind, that the new OS's are generally much more battery friendly than it used to be in the past.
The more apps you run, the more background activity you assimilate.
Any further talks about specific mods or apps should be continued in the appropriate threads :good:

 

[maor23]

Glad it worked :good:

Regarding your other question (we are headed towards off-topic talks )
You can try naptime, greenify for example.
But keep in mind, that the new OS's are generally much more battery friendly than it used to be in the past.
The more apps you run, the more background activity you assimilate.
Any further talks about specific mods or apps should be continued in the appropriate threads :good:

thanks.
can you give me links for threads i can ask there?

 

[lyquocnghi]

Please support android R

 

[kiefferbp]

Please support android R

y u do dis

 

[C3C076]

Hello and sorry for ignoring the forums for such a long time. Just to let you know I did not abandon the project.
It's just that I don't have enough time for it. I would like to support Android 11 but things are too complicated at this moment. Except for lack of time caused by complications at work I currently don't have an Android 11 device so the only option is to wait for OxygenOS update for my OnePlus device I use as a daily driver. I definitely will be interested in using GB on OOS 11 myself so I am quite sure the time will come. Thank you for your understanding and tolerance. Stay safe.

 

[hks18psigst]

I use gravity box and after a clean rom install I can get the battery bar animation to work during charging. After a few days the charging animation stops working. Does anyone know what's going on?

 

[digger16309]

I use gravity box and after a clean rom install I can get the battery bar animation to work during charging. After a few days the charging animation stops working. Does anyone know what's going on?

Phone and ROM?

If it is not AOSP or OOS Android 10, there won't be an answer because that's all that is supported and where GB is expected to be fully functional.

 

[hks18psigst]

Phone and ROM?

If it is not AOSP or OOS Android 10, there won't be an answer because that's all that is supported and where GB is expected to be fully functional.

OnePlus 6T open beta and stable both did the same thing. Now I'm on lineage and again same thing.

 

[C3C076]

Let me publicly send a huge thank you to @frank93 who was so kind a generous to donate his older Pixel 3a to me to help development of GravityBox, not even letting me to pay the shipping costs. It is very much appreciated as it is quite rare to meet someone with such a big heart these days. Huge respect and I wish @frank93 all the best in his life - I am sure such acts of generosity always pay off in some way.

 

[beeshyams]

Let me publicly send a huge thank you to @frank93 who was so kind a generous to donate his older Pixel 3a to me to help development of GravityBox, not even letting me to pay the shipping costs. It is very much appreciated as it is quite rare to meet someone with such a big heart these days. Huge respect and I wish @frank93 all the best in his life - I am sure such acts of generosity always pay off in some way.

Hats off @frank93:good:

@C3C076, it is to your credit that your module inspires such actions

 

[frank93]

Let me publicly send a huge thank you

(aww. blushing right now.)

but, yeah, you’re welcome.

it is to your credit that your module inspires such actions

in fact it is.

 

[mrjuniork]

Let me publicly send a huge thank you to @frank93 who was so kind a generous to donate his older Pixel 3a to me to help development of GravityBox, not even letting me to pay the shipping costs. It is very much appreciated as it is quite rare to meet someone with such a big heart these days. Huge respect and I wish @frank93 all the best in his life - I am sure such acts of generosity always pay off in some way.

That is indeed a very generous and wonderful gesture and as already mentioned, another "proof" of how important your development is for the people out there. The community appreciates this so much.

@frank93
People like you are the reason that a community like this keeps flourishing, so we can all get inspired to support the ones that put so much of their free time into this.
:highfive:

 

[Bertonumber1]

That is indeed a very generous and wonderful gesture and as already mentioned, another "proof" of how important your development is for the people out there. The community appreciates this so much.

@frank93
People like you are the reason that a community like this keeps flourishing, so we can all get inspired to support the ones that put so much of their free time into this.
:highfive:

Excellent, this goes to show there are a lot of members of xda devoted to the future development of android. Such a kind gesture.

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[kiefferbp]

@frank93
People like you are the reason that a community like this keeps flourishing, so we can all get inspired to support the ones that put so much of their free time into this.
:highfive:

But the developer should not be obligated to do anything just because he got a free phone. The cynic in me is saying that there is an ulterior motive behind the gesture. Android 11 support is not owed to anyone.

 

[wrongway213]

But the developer should not be obligated to do anything just because he got a free phone. The cynic in me is saying that there is an ulterior motive behind the gesture. Android 11 support is not owed to anyone.

A page back the dev made it clear he wanted to support 11 but had a device with only 10 available. It's not an ulterior motive when it's clearly wanted for development based on devs own words - it's kindness.

 

[m0han]

....the dev made it clear he wanted to support 11....not an ulterior motive ... it's kindness.

yes.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83619457&postcount=1008 (64 thanks)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83659131&postcount=1012 (42 thanks)
guess everyone would be happy when android 11 support comes.

 

[C3C076]

Hello everyone. To update you on current situation. Device is already in destination country which means I will most likely receive it within next 2 days. What are my plans then.
First, I would like to thoroughly test current GB 10 on pure Google's OS (I haven't got an opportunity yet as all the development was done on Oxygen OS.). This will most likely result in need for making some compatibility adjustments. I think then I'll be ready to put version 10 out of beta and also publish it in xposed repository. After that I'll start working on Android 11 support. Hopefully everything will go well and we will see GB 11 in the near future.