hmm applied the settings via adb didnt do anything. I rebooted as well? same rounded corners
Finally! Thanks man, works perfectly. For the corners i had to reboot, but the padding changes on the fly, so you can find the right sweet spot for you without hundreds of reboots. Awesome.Found this on reddit (thanks to "jyapayne"):
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_size 1
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_content_padding 5
First line is the corner "roundness" and second line ist the padding of the status-bar elements to the edge.
Works fine for me!
Yes it will stay after a reboot and yes you have to re-apply it after flashing a romLooking for confirmation on the permanence of this method,
Will these settings keep after multiple reboots?
Is this baked into custom roms as well or will we have to reapply these commands after flashing any/most Roms?
You don't have to reapply after flashing monthly updates, though. (If you flash either OTA or full after removing -w.) It persists thorough that.Yes it will stay after a reboot and yes you have to re-apply it after flashing a rom
Yup, does work for me.Does this work on Android 10 (Beta 3)
I'm getting a bad arguments error
Thanks for this.Found this on reddit (thanks to "jyapayne"):
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_size 1
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_content_padding 5
First line is the corner "roundness" and second line ist the padding of the status-bar elements to the edge.
Works fine for me!
Are you copying/pasting this from above? Try typing it instead. Also try a simple command ("adb shell ls" or something similar) to see if your command line is having issues.That code for adb is not working for me? What am I doing wrong? @onkelhai
adb devices first so it confirmed my device was in adb mode and then I input:
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_size 1
(pressed enter) not confirmation no change then I input:
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_content_padding 5
(pressed enter) no change or confirmation.
Please assist me in what I am doing wrong, I hate these round corners.
Thanks in advance
It's not a dramatic change, just a slightly smaller radius curve. It can be hard to notice if you aren't watching carefully when it changes. Just checking, silly question, but you know this doesn't get rid of the rounded corners completely, right, just changes how rounded they are?Please assist me in what I am doing wrong, I hate these round corners.
Hmm.Found this on reddit (thanks to "jyapayne"):
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_size 1
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_content_padding 5
First line is the corner "roundness" and second line ist the padding of the status-bar elements to the edge.
Works fine for me!
Ah.It's not a dramatic change, just a slightly smaller radius curve. It can be hard to notice if you aren't watching carefully when it changes. Just checking, silly question, but you know this doesn't get rid of the rounded corners completely, right, just changes how rounded they are?
I think the screen physically has rounded corners. No way to make it rectangular, because the corner pixels just don't exist.I want a rectangular screen.... What happens if you set them both to 0?
Doesn't require root.can adb settings be done without root or one needs to root?
Can you explain more. I have same device. And what adb command did you usePlease please please tell me this works with OnePlus 7 Pro (or is at least universal). I cannot stand the insanely rounded corners on the OnePlus devices, and I am just willing to sacrifice a bit of bezels by reducing the display height by about 10 pixels on the top and bottom, and then reducing the corner radius by about half so that it doesn't look like an incomplete corner.
For anyone wanting to understand what I mean, here is a simple illustration (ignore the reeeeally bad photoshopped "software bezel / corners", I'm using a Mac with no photoshop and limited knowledge haha)
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EDIT:
I was able to confirm that with Stock OxygenOS, the "adb shell wm size 1440 x 2990" and "adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_size 20" set up the corners nearly exactly as the illustration above depicts. We're good to go!
Also for those wondering, custom roms like Havoc, RR, all have removed software-overlays for the rounded corners so when you push up the display, it defaults to something like sysui_rounded_size 20.