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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] DAXGr:
Soon expect a netfilter module from doixanh that will enable us to use infrastructure tethering and droidwall and tor and...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] M66B:
This would make me happy!

It enables me to use PingTunnel as another tunneling method, next to DNS tunneling using iodine.

Anyone interested in a working ptunnel binary?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] phiwood:
I had a very same problem with you. But now i'm onlining by my ipad tethering wifi In my X10 mini. I didnt know exactly what i've done after things i tried. But i just remember that at the moment my wifi (x10mini) was turning On, then i start Barnacle, i click button Associate immedialtely. Suddenly everything were running. I'm a new Adrdoid user so i dont understand at all. Good luck to you. Sorry for my English.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Anthony3h18:
Try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1184907
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] WestIsland:
I tried AX8NETFILTER v003

I am using the xperia x10 mini.

I tried AX8NETFILTER v003

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1184907

Now you can use the 'Android WiFi Tether For Root Users'.

But the Ad-hoc mode connection.

Not available in infrastructure mode.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stodgybread1504:
thanks.. the airplane ON/OFF mode works great for me
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] user787:
I will try
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
** Claystone Launcher- A quick update and we just launched our first theme pack **

- A lot has been happened over the last month with Claystone Launcher

- We have now had over 14,000 downloads combined from the following App Stores:

Android Market

Android Freeware Market

Handango / Appia

SlideMe

MobiHand

GetJar

Handster

Aproov

** Themes **

- We just launched our first theme called BlueBerry and added skinning to the features

- We designed and launched a solid business user theme with a clear, crisp interface and colour scheme

- Our goal is to release many themes over the next few months (catching up wit the other launchers)

- Search Android Market fore the keyword "claystone" to install and see all the latest.

** New Features ***

- Besides themes we added sharing functionality and more customization and preferences (a big request from our users)

- Performance and memory management was tweaked and enhanced over a challenging 5 week period of intensive testing, retesting, and responding to user feedback and suggestions

- Launching a new home screen replacement has really been challenging because there are so many solid options already available

- Claystone works on more devices and adjust performance settings to match the hardware capabilities

- Performance can also be adjusted through Preferences if you want to tinker with speed and performance

** We Debuted Claystone on XDA Forums and your feedback is welcomed **

- We welcome your comments, feedback, suggestions and requests for additional Claystone themes.

- Inside the App you can conveniently "Share Claystone" item on the options menu to share Claystone with your friends.

- You can also conveniently rate Claystone and send the Claystone Team a feedback email from Claystone preferences

*** Thanks ***

- I thought I would take some time to reconnect with the XDA forum community and say thank you for all your support and feedback over the last two months.

- I have uploaded some of the latest screen shots and the current APK if you would like to see all the latest changes.

### Minimum Requirements

- Android smart phone or tablet

- Android 2.1 and higher

- OpenGL 1.1 and higher

- Normal screen size or higher

- Medium screen density (160 mdpi) or higher

Claystone Is Now Available in the following App Stores:

- Android Market

- Amazon Android App Store (soon)

- Android Freeware Market

- SlideMe App Store

- Handango App Store (Appia)

- GetJAR App Store

- Search for the keyword "Claystone" to install Claystone from Android Market

- To get the latest version use Android Market updates
[Android Apps and Games] Marchief:
Sound amazing and would live to help you test it, but where's the link?
[Android Apps and Games] Anthonok:
Sounds sweet
[Android Apps and Games] pantera70:
Initial impression is that its very confussing and difficult to use... it took me a while to work out what I was looking at. Don't get the widget folder as it negates what a widget is. I do like the potential concept, but this really needs a lot more thought into user experience.

To start with look at changing the folder controls to make them easier to select.

This is a very original approach and I'll going to watch this one with interest...
[Android Apps and Games] ms_green:
Often only shows black screen on HTC legend.

The dock icons are too big and there is hardly any customization possible.

But it is a really interesting idea and different from other launcher. I'll stay tuned.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
Widget Question

We would really appreciate any more detail you can provide about Widgets. We are tweaking the UI throughout the beta program and any additional ideas or recommendations would be really helpful.

Kevin
[Android Apps and Games] Vinsane:
Can someone post screen shots?
[Android Apps and Games] pantera70:
Unless I'm missing something the only place to add widgets is in the folder at the top of the screen. This limited the use of widgets... for example if I add a 2x2 clock thats all I can see and use unless I expand the folder. This is compounded by the difficulty in using the folder controls. Widgets are supposed to provide quick and easy access and viewing of apps and info you use most, currently this is lost in Claystone... If you could make widget use a little more traditional it would go a long way...

Like I said previously though the whole user experience would be vastly improved if you added larger controls to the folders making it quick and easy to expand/close etc.

Like ms_green says the dock is a little large and it makes the screen feel a little cramped.
[Android Apps and Games] cyansmoker:
A very short review, sorry for being blunt:

* On my Droid Incredible: great, now applications are even smaller/hard to read. UI is not very responsive. Toolbar buttons are too small but making them any bigger would mean even less real estate.

* Tablet: Ooooh now you're talking! The layout makes much more sense, especially in landscape mode. This is actually getting closer to WebOs' take on multitasked UI.

I think this app has a great future on tablets.
[Android Apps and Games] Anon9mouz:
Ima dl right now
[Android Apps and Games] LordManhattan:
Can someone post screenshots? Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] Misleadingg:
This is great!!! VERY GOOD!!! the concept is amazing

things u might want to improve:

The loading speed of panels are slow. Even opening the appdrawer takes no less than 3 seconds, not to mention browser etc

When u scroll vertically but a bit sideways on a panel it just pops u into another panel, very excruciating

Panels. seriously, all u can have is a home panel and a widget panel? i want to make my own (not just folders) for example media, games etc

"items" u can add. to be honest all there is is file explorer, browser and youtube (not to mention the youtube one really sucks). U need more of these "items", but i understand this is a beta

lol no offense
[Android Apps and Games] syrenz:
I could see this possibly having potential on a bigger screen, like a tablet maybe. But as it stands things feel too cramped on my 3.7 inch screen. Also things are a bit slow atm.
[Android Apps and Games] GoCkillaz:
It's an interesting concept, but implemented in a moderately confusing fashion. The widget box resizes widgets oddly, making things look bulky, etc.

Great idea, though.
[Android Apps and Games] Meltus:
Opening the inbuilt contacts force closes the app for me.

But apart from that, a brilliant concept! I can't wait for new additions! Great job :)
[Android Apps and Games] chrisclaystone:
Thanks for the great feedback!

You can create more panels ("folders") as well, you can copy and paste any item in any panel. In our next drop we are going to make it simple by adding applications to the "create" menu.
[Android Apps and Games] chrisclaystone:
Do you mind telling us what phone/version you are using? We'll look into it. Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] Argent36:
downloaded and will try it out on my Viewsonic G Tablet when I get home tonight
[Android Apps and Games] GchildT:
I'm a visual person. Anyone got screenshots?
[Android Apps and Games] deejaylobo:
Nothing to see here...
[Android Apps and Games] diospada11:
but are you sure that this does not use too much battery?
[Android Apps and Games] zwepter:
Very sluggish on my o2x with cyanogenmod
[Android Apps and Games] vince_junior:
hello...im sorry for not backreading, but does the claystone launcher support landscape mode? coz im using a tablet....thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] dancer_69:
Hey,

I'm using this version(I think) and I cannot find any setting related to news and weather widget.

It's really exists?

EDIT:

Solved
[Android Apps and Games] Kidromulous:
Claystone INC interview

Check out this interview we got to do with the ceo of Claystone Inc.

Hope you guys like it.

http://www.androrev.com/2011/10/21/...-christian-lassonde-talks-claystone-launcher/
[Android Apps and Games] jimweda:
I just downloaded the apk you have linked on the pages here and I have to say its in pretty bad shape. First here's my hardware. I'm on a Samsung Epic 4G totally stock running Froyo 2.2.1 and have 100megs of free memory.

The version from the Market did have some minor issues I ran into but the one I installed from here is in bad shape, at least on my phone. First thing I noticed is that my phone seemed to be lagging for some reason. Was smooth before the installation but once I installed it I noticed a big difference. I went into an App2SD program I use and wanted to check the version number and it didn't show one like the Market version did and then it reset the app to load everything again which is not normal for the app.

I went to change from Go Launcher to Claystone and it loaded as normal but again, seeming to be a little slow which I assumed was from loading all the apps on the last screen. Once everything loaded I started added a few things to some of the other screens and then everything froze up. I couldn't do anything for about 30+ seconds and then my screen went black and I couldn't do anything. After about 10 seconds or so one of the pages loaded up and when I pushed the center button it showed the pages. I think there were about 8 or so of them so I went to close a few out to see if that helped and that's when the screen went black again and I couldn't do anything. Eventually I hit my phone power button like when I want to wake it from sleep and even though I didn't get a notice of a force close it seemed like it did a soft reboot and I was at my lock screen. When I opened it up everything was really dog slow and I was in Go Launcher again.

Its been about 10 minutes and I just turned my phone back on from sleep and everything seems to be fine again but I am back in Go Launcher. I don't think I want to test out the new beta release again and will go back to the Market version. Not sure what was changed but it was not a good experience. I hope you can get it fixed and let others know there may be some issues. Actually I would pull that one down until there is a more stable version. I'll keep you up to date.

Jim
[Android Apps and Games] dancer_69:
This is outdated, go to this thread, and download the latest rc(it's in a post 1-2 pages berfore the last page):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1298754
[Android Apps and Games] deejaylobo:
Cool concept.

Some feedback:

- Panel space in the two panel view is just too cramped. Might want to consider changin the look of it. Maybe more transparency might help the user feel it's more "spacious". This would work much better on a tablet or in landscape orientation.

- Terrible lag. Runs fine inside the two panel view panel buts, when I get to the one panel view or even the third full screen view, it justs lags a lot. Transition with the top left button is laggy as well. Can't say why as this seems like the most simplest view.

- Can't add multiple widgets to the widget screen. I tried adding Fancy Weather, Music and then XDA. XDA cramped down to a line.

- Force closes when I try to play Youtube videos EDIT: Working now, but only in portrait mode. Has to reload with every panel view change!

- No panel for Gmail? This would be cool. One view of my inbox, another view with me composing a mail?

- There should be a way to close all panels except the primary ones.

- When I press back button it goes to my previous launcher(Launcher Pro) even though Claystone is set as default.

- How do I get back to two panel view from full panel view? Right now, pressing back button from full screen view takes me to two panel view. Pressing back otherwise, takes me to my previous launcher.

- I think making use of the back button in some way will go a long way towards making it more intuitive.

- Consider making the whole top pane pressable instead of just that tiny top left/right button. Or maybe some swiping up/down action.

Will maybe post more when I find the time. As of now, this just feels unintuitive and unusable due to lag and FCs. But, the concept seems great, would work quite well on a phone in landscape mode.

I'm using a Nexus S.
[Android Apps and Games] deejaylobo:
Ugh, sorry for double post. XDA keeps signing me out!
[Android Apps and Games] Orkeren:
total graphical disorder on LDPI-screens (tried on x10 mini and x10 mini pro)...
[Android Apps and Games] dubqnp:
screenshot:
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
Thanks for your constructive feedback.

We are tweaking Claystone's use of the screen real estate on the smart phones based on all the feedback we have received.

Beta 2 will have some UI enhancements and fine-tuning that should improve overall performance and make a better use of the more limited screen space on the smart phone when compared to the larger tablet screens.
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
If you have any screen shots you can post I can investigate the issue.

There are some OpenGL texture issues we have found on some devices that we are looking into fixing for the next beta.
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
I posted some screen shots today.
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
Our team had a review meeting and we really appreciate all your detailed feedback. Some of these are known issues and some are being investigated.

- The cramped viewing mode- we are considering switching to our larger viewing mode as the default and potentially removing the more cramped double stack viewing mode

- The double stack viewing mode works well on a tablet but may be too cramped for a smartphone

- The lagging you mentioned is a known issue that we are working on fixing for the next beta

- Widgets will be redesigned in our next beta - we are moving towards a more standard Android widget user experience so stay tuned for the update

- We logged a number of video player bugs today and I included your crash as a bug and was able to repro

- The back button is not fully utilized in the current release and I will definitely investigate options with the team

- There are some issues with precise touch gestures that are required for some buttons and this is a known issue that we are working on

Keep the feedback coming and stay tuned for regular beta updates that incorporate your feedback.

Kevin
[Android Apps and Games] Paradoxxx:
Well, tryed this , and its really amazing. But many things needs to be improved. The ui should be cleaner and dock should be modified and show notification. Anyway nice job.
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
The larger viewing area on the tablets really takes advantage of our UI.

We remain focused on smart phones because there are so many Android smart phones currently being used.

I use Claystone on my Galaxy Tab first generation device and I really like the viewing video while I browse.
[Android Apps and Games] deejaylobo:
Honestly, I think the double stack mode is the biggest draw of this launcher, even for a smartphone...if it could be well integrated with the apps. For instance, if I have a browser with double stack, double clicking on a link in stack 1 would open the page in stack 2 , leaving me free to continue browsing the page in stack 1. Double clicking on a link in the new page in stack 2 opens a page in stack 1. Single click would open the page in current stack but maybe it auto-transitions to large view mode. Along with Google browsers new window option(long click) this seems like a great possible feature. But, I wouldn't know whether it can be done. Landscape mode would give the whole experience more space.
[Android Apps and Games] deejaylobo:
Maybe you should just work on a browser that does that instead! Hahah! I'd pay for that. :P
[Android Apps and Games] hake101:
Just tried this on my Dell Streak, it only seemed to run in landscape, was very difficult to swipe to alter the panels and the (massive) dock was hidden behind the widget panel.

It looka like a nice idea so far but also quite low resolution.
[Android Apps and Games] asqwrd:
this is a very interesting app and i like it. One thing i would recommend is maybe a cleaner look for the panels theme wise. It kinda looks outdated or low in quality also im using this with miui and i noticed that it force closes when i want to use the contacts app and i dont kno if it requires aosp apps to open up in panels but the browser works that way but the sms app in miui and the phone app doesn't open in panels and neither does the market app.

Edit: Also it would be cool if you made the widget panel scrollable like the home one because widgets become smushed together when u add more than a certain amount and it might be easier to either make the entire panel scrollable to maintain the widget size or give each widget its own panel. But i think scrollable would be better
[Android Apps and Games] bubba82:
I would like to try this but when I click on the link on the 1stthird page it wont download from my phone
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
You can put your phone into USB Mounted mode and can copy the APK to your device- as if it was a hard drive. Then you can use the File Browser App to find the APK and select it to install.
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
We are working on a Widget redesign at the moment to address the compressed widget space. So stay tuned for an updated beta.
[Android Apps and Games] claystoneinc:
We are fine tuning the button touch areas so it is easier to touch various panel buttons. Hopefully this will address one of your reported issues.
[Android Apps and Games] AsherChua:
Too big for 3.2 inch screen :/ LG Optimus One here.
[Android Apps and Games] reflexEagle:
Regarding the speed, how smooth is it?
[Android Apps and Games] tsiah:
Cool concept but it's quite laggy.
[Android Apps and Games] chrisclaystone:
New Beta 2 just uploaded. Lots of changes from Tuesday version. We focused entirely on the single view mode. Please tell us what you think!
[Android Apps and Games] duvee:
ok, ik was really interested reading the first post of you. so i decided to test it on 2 devices, my htc hero and mobii tegra 10.1"tablet.

hero (2.1-unrooted): it starts.. but i only see my wallpaper and a shadow-like line in the down side of the screen. couldn't see anything else, or touch.

tablet (2.2): it works! haha.. i only could see the dockbar when i swyped my finger across the screen, but when my finger was off the screen, the dockbar disappeared. other things.. the widget form didn't show my clock the right way, the letters and numbers were being overlapped.

the left form with all the links to apps, music etc. it is a really cool concept, i give you that.. it worked. would love to see a function to swype between the screens, now i had to close all the screens to go back 1 screen. possibility to edit the links (like 'apps' and 'contacts') would be nice, since my tablet doesn't support contacts/market and textmessages. the transition when closing a screen is not laggy, and looks good.

it's a great start, i really think it is. but it needs some work in it. great job, looking forward to see it being polished!
[Android Apps and Games] Gang_Jordan:
ooo :) ,, nice idea :D
[Android Apps and Games] neoazrael:
isn't suitable for wildfire...
[Android Apps and Games] JeezyMT3G:
Nice concept but on my D2 the windows that's say "home" "widgets" etc ..are too far to the left...not a good look and almost makes it un usable ...
[Android Apps and Games] g00s3y:
oooh, I like how this is looking, going to download now and test it out, great work.

EDIT: I def like the concept, nice integration. Once it becomes a bit more customizable and less laggy I would seriously consider using it.
[Android Apps and Games] pablocasiano:
:D Look's interesting,gonna take it for a ride,will post any issues.

I'm a sucker for new launchers,lol
[Android Apps and Games] pawces:
In that screenshot of google in a "window", does that mean it opens apps in "window"s , and you can switch between them, or is it just a fixed browser "window"?

*sorry for all the windows, i know this is a linux environment but i couldnt think of a better term :P

Sent from my Galaxy Tab.
[Android Apps and Games] cajunflavoredbob:
It functioned wonderfully in testing it out. The only problem I had was that it was stuck in landscape mode. I wasn't able to get it into portrait at all. The interface is simply stunning, however. I tried it on my HD2. Obviously, since this isn't a native Android device, I wasn't expecting it to be flawless, though.

I love the design and am thoroughly impressed at the level of detail that went into this. Keep up the good work.

Oh, and congrats on making the front page news. :)
[Android Apps and Games] slowfax:
Not so good on SGS

I have installed and tested Beta 2 for a day on Samsung Galaxy i9000 (2.3.3).

First impression: Good idea but a lot too big on the screen!

Some finds:

- landscape mode doesn't work

- "video" and "pictures" just show the folders which contain these items. Wenn I touch the folders Beta 2 closes (without any error message)

- Touching "Contacts" closes Beta 2

- Beta 2 is quite irresponsive. It may take some seconds to react

- Beta 2 is selected as "default launcher", but after a FC it doesn't restart

- Opening web sites in a "window" is not ideal on a small Smartphone screen (SGS screen is not the smallest one on Smartphone market)

I'll now go back to Zeam, but will certainly try Beta 3
[Android Apps and Games] blazingwolf:
Interesting concept. Should work well on a tablet like my Notion Ink Adam. :)

Couple of issues though:

Dock bar (phone,app, etc icons) does not show unless I swipe over the the widget dock. It then immediately disappears. Can't click on any of it.

Can't find a way to get in to single view mode.

Back button takes you to the original Home screen even if Claystone is set to default. This only happens when on the home screen not from apps.

On a 10" screen the widget dock needs to be larger and moved more towards the middle of the screen. Screenshot attached.

No way to get to settings for Claystone?
[Android Apps and Games] DirtyShroomz:
How do I get a copy of this? I'm always down to try any new UI
[Android Apps and Games] grainysand:
Tested on Galaxy Tab and exactly the same results: stuck in landscape (which doesn't work very well for the reasons quoted above--dock bar disappearing, widgets cramped, video previews etc are great but really tiny). The concept is amazing and some of the implementation shows great promise, but right now it's too confusing to function.
[Android Apps and Games] blazingwolf:
Download it from the first post.
[Android Apps and Games] DirtyShroomz:
Wow... amazing what hangovers do
[Android Apps and Games] syanide1:
Tells me that it won't download it as my phone does not support the type of file! Galaxy S.
[Android Apps and Games] juanaraya92679:
+1 to this becoming a very tablet friendly ui. Looks cool. Awesome job guys.
[Android Apps and Games] tonesteroc:
very promising.. I installed to my B&N color nook with cyanogen 7 :)