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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
I totally agree. What the point of having a smartphone if it not smart anymore? :) Having such a powerful device and keep it locked has never been an option to me. With my SGS1 I got myself a spare battery because I wanna be able to tweet, browse the net, check on xda, update Apps in the market and read the news on pulse. So I 'll probably buy another battery for my SGS2. But that's how I see things and it's only my opinion. People have different needs.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m2smoe:
I am perfectly OK with donating another 1e for the Kitchen app without ads ontop of my other donations, but I do NOT want to put my credit card on android market. I think you should find a solution for people like me who would like to use PayPal and not give their credit card information to google.

Again, this is not a matter of money, I will gladly buy the kitchen app on top of my donations using PayPal, but I will NOT use my credit card on android market.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
I have checked..I am on stock dpi and I have deleted Market data..but nothing happens..there is no Revolution Kitchen Plus in my Market..neither update for app here from XDA..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
just bought the app on the market even though I downloaded here this morning. its worth it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
if u open market and click menu/settings , have u "show all apps" enabled?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
When we were talking about the eventuality of setting a small fee for the app somebody pointed to the fact that some people might feel entitled to make demands even though the majority of those who donate are pleased to do it.

The guy is on his own here. It's not as if he had a crew like Darky or Cyanogen. Developing the app has taken a great amount of work. We should give him a break and let him take it one step at a time.

No offence intended :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xflowy:
can someone explain to me what the bloatware skripts utility does in general?

and what is fugu tweaks and are their any experiences around? is there a difference when this is enabled? i read sth like that is already part of some kernels.

and @ leo: is it possible to include a package or whatever to get samsung remote control working again. and i do not want to install all samsung apps to have that enabled again.

i attached a screen from my s2 with black android 2.5 theme (imo the best theme) but as you see nowadays i do not have an according background in notification bar. like that the messages (e.g. winamp) are not really readable.

it used to be different before installing the theme a second time with jkay 9.1.

any ideas leo?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
Did you mean there in Content filtering?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Ya. I was looking at the old market when I wrote it. Content filtering is correct for the new market.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DannySchaukens:
Can somebody post the bootanimation from batista?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miketwn:
Totally agree ;) However, in Taiwan, Google removed Paid-Apps Section (more info here http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/front/archives/2011/06/28/2003506866) ... I guess ill try using market enabler then....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kwerdenker:
Gtalk handels everything concerning "the cloud" in android, like market connection, push notifications, etc. So even if you don't gTalk for chat, it's still active. If I remeber it correctly you could freeze googleframework or something like that to get rid of it but then you would have no access to the market for instance. Also, how many wakelocks are we talking here (for comparison purporses)? Some wakelocks are to be expected for the correct function of the system.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
Yes I have checked and once again nothing happens..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gnan10:
Revolution super remix notificationbar

Revolution super remix notificationbar is created by me by mixing various themes....and its core base is revolution super v3 theme

enjoy the ui....i like it

flash the attatchment with CWM...nd enjoy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SupraN0va:
I have deactivated automatic update. Seems it getting better. Actually I am at 10h runtime,1h gtalk with 120 wakelocks.and 8%.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pimser:
Could you include this in your kitchen ?

Would be great

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1257260
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
I know, i was thinking about that...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Thanks to share this link!

BTW i am still working on the Kitchen Plus Free app, tomorrow will be ready!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Basically i decided to put the same features on the free version, the only thing you get is adv on the bottom side of the main layout (so every other view is ad-free). :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gregr82:
Nice work Leo. Loving the new kitchen

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lockieio:
Leo you are the man!!!! keep going with your work...esspecially with mode's including in kitchen.

Greetings my neibor...from Croatia :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...you should have follow my suggestion from the beginning Leo :D

...don't flame me folks I'm only joking on this river of posts pro-against paid app...but just let me do this little OT question just to know how is in other countries...a lot of you told to not have a credit card or simply do not want to use it on internet...ok I can understand but for exemple here in Italy we have something called PostePay which is an electronic card you can use as a credit card (not everywhere of course) which is a prepayed card I always use linked to paypal or in google checkout...this card enable you to buy via internet and has NO charges just like you have with visa or mastercard,,,and you can charge the amount you want and when is finished it stop till you load again money in it...and it save you from internet thief. Do you have in your own countries something like this ? I think so:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
I think O2 have a version of that in Ireland & UK
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roccos_van:
Leo I just bought your app...You work very hard for us thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Café King:
Bought the kitchen app a few days ago :)

Suggestion... Could we use the gingerbread green color instead of red?

Just an idea :)

/CK
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Many thanks, will give it a shot now :D

EDIT: Looking good, many thanks, question though?

Is there a way of having only 2 or 4 sliders, not the default 6?

EDIT again: Found it! Sorry, should have looked on the dedicated thread first -

How to customize the Lock Screen:

Use my Theme Settings app to change the Screen lock. Press the shortcut to select what app the shortcut should launch. Use option menu when on the app list to select 'Unlock' action if slider should unlock, 'Not in use' if slider should be hidden, 'Flashlight toggle' if you like a flashlight on your lockscreen or select 'Sound toggle' if you like to be able to toggle sound on and off from the lockscreen.

Long press shortcut to select a custom icon for it from gallery.

It's also possible to change the icon for missed phone calls, missed messages, Flashlight on, Sound off and Vibrate on by using the option menu on the main screen. But you need to have Phone or Messaging app on the lockscreen to see them in action
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
@Leo, I donated $15 to you yesterday and now to find out that I have a pirated copy of the kitchen, well that sucks man.

I didn't buy the app from the market because I wanted to donate much more than the 85p (~$1.30) price of the app. By donating $15 I have bought your app 12 times over.

Now it seems that to have an ad-free version of the kitchen I need to purchase the kitchen from the market!!

That's not fair is it? :(

Leo, I know this his has become a bit of a mess for you I know that. But I trust you to sort it out so everyone is happy again. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inkyadrian:
I payed via paypal!

Oops, I didn't. It was with visa.

Oh well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inkyadrian:
I have bought apps with my visa with no security problems. As long as I get https in the address, I'm ok with that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabioascoelho:
Nevermind, I just found a answer to my question.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xflowy:
some feedback pleaaaase ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OzBoy1:
Which kernal?

Flashed this last night and so far so good. I am pretty new at all of this and not really sure that the kernal does and more importantly (well from my view anyway) not sure which of the many to use. I ended up using CF-root only because I know it from rooting my phone but am interested in trying some of the others...just because I can!

Any idea's on what's good, bad and or ugly, I know some of you have different views on battery life etc but I have 2 battery's and 3 charges so this isn't a biggie for me more interested in what they each do.

Thanks in advance I did try a search but not a lot of luck only seem to be able to find info on Ninphetamine and Speedmod in other threads so thought I would try here. Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...first welcome to Leo's world:)...if you like the Rom I'm pretty sure you will love his work more after using his kitchen ;)...back to your request I'm using ninphetamine 2.1.3 kernel...it's really stable and fast and even this is not important for you it help me to have a really good battery life...it allow you (using setcpu app of course) to OC till 1.6...and to UV in case you want to do. I've tested also ragemode (speedmode based but it allow you to have custom bootanims) but I'm back to nin cuz my phone love it more.

Vinz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
Carlos, do you realize what you are writing? Do you distinguish buying from donating?

Leo,don''t take it bad. It's just human nature... People love you when you giving them sth for free, but.... As you see.

Carlos, I'll buy you the app. Just give me your account number so I can send you money...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
C'mon guys...we really want to bring this fantastic thread to a bad discussion on money matters ?!?! I love this thread...I'm learning a lot of things...and to reduce this to an useless discussion concerning money it's really a pity...

Vinz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jsbutran:
Bought the kitchen app a yesterday. Thanks for the great work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SolBallads:
+1000 finally someone who wrote my exact thoughts.. I really love this thread and leo's work so please let's not screw this up guys..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
+1

please, for our comfort... Let's just skip and not comment posts concerning money anymore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KleoZy:
from the start, I have been using ninphetamine's kernel. be it, whatever rom I flash to, none of the version fails to deliver rock stable and swift operation. I fine it work best for Leo's rom, somehow it charges my batt fast via USB connection and not forgetting does not drain my battery that drastically

Just a side comment. version 2.0.5 and the latest version seems to be at it's best.

As for speedmod and ragemod, if there is no ninphetamine's kernel, i will go for speedmod. It's more stable and does not drain batt too. ragemod is something which I will not touch again.. it's super duper unstable when dealing with mulitple client, be it games or document or etc.

conclusion, ninphetamine's is overall a very stable and mature kernel to use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anuj25:
+ 1

I for once donated and bought the app from the market. Cos its worth it.

Keep up the great work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svartis:
Im changing between the kernals. Ninphetamine feels most stable and smooth. Ragemod/speedmod takes a little less battery as standard, but on the other hand, ninphetamine has better UC/UV options, so if you use juicedefender ultimate or setcpu, you can get really nice batterylife. So in your case, i def recommende ninph.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kwerdenker:
As far as I know RAGEmod has the same UV/OC features that ninphetamine has. That plus BLN is the main difference between it and speedmod. I'm currently using RAGEmod with UV and OC without problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abb_84:
Very nice kitchen!

I use niptamine kernel, can't get bln to work with other kernel. Any solution on that?

When i try to download and apply bootscreen I get the same picture, but sound change. Would like to know how to get new boot anim. with both sound and picture.

Is it possible to get different batterys in the kitchen, if I flash a Theme and like another battery I could download and flash it with kitchen :-)

Is it possible to get jkay HTC Theme in kitchen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fauert:
Hi Mate

I have used Ninphetamine-2.0.2 - 2.0.4 - 2.0.5 and 2.1.3 , I think it is THE MOST smooth , batterisaving and stabil kernel ..... Just love it with

*** LeoMar75 Rom Revolution v2.6 - Kitchen App *** :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abb_84:
Seems like I loose tw 4.5 when I flash a new Theme, need to reinstall it after the the Theme has been applied. Is this a bug or normal behavior?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fansulaw:
Have anyone experience any battery drain caused by startingalertservice (calendar)?? It doesnt want to switch off after some use of my calendar.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iscio:
I have a problem, when I use my usb otg I see two notify:

usb mass storage connected e dispositivo usb connesso why? one in english and one in italian?

thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iakovidis:
I think is just a matter of time before Leo sort that thing out. I am sure that he will eventually make us all happy , i follow this thread long time and i can tell for sure that he is more than capable to do it , but he is just one man :)

On the topic now , just to share my experience , last night i have made a clean install , and then i chose the mods i wanted from kitchen. On the downloads i have probably some corrupted files , but then the installation was too fast to see what was aborted.

So i had to check for my self one by one to see which files didn't installed. Maybe some kind of validation on the downloaded files is possible ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzyita:
Hi guys, im using revolution super v3 theme. Sometimes my 3g icon and signal icon turn from blue to white, why does this happen? Is it normal?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OzBoy1:
To everyone who responded thanks so much I now have a better understanding of the kernals mentioned, which from what I read elsewhere seem to be the most popular and due to good reason.

Thanks again really appreciate it, this is one of the more friendly threads for newbies like me. Cheers. :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ikaoivan:
So what is the difference bethween new Kitchen Plus and old one?My new doesn't work properly and the old one works just fine..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steslatt:
Donating does not entitle you to anything. If you want the paid app, buy it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Was wondering about that as well plus with the default revolution theme i could see the date when pressing notifications while on the new v3 i don't...

It's not that important tho, love it anyway ~

Cheers for all the work you've done so far Leo once again ^^

Edit: Tried to get CRT on to work as well but nothing changed, it's deodexed since 2.6 right ? any clue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steslatt:
Honeycomb Theme with Fixed 0 signal icons and fixed H+ icon.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
I know that :rolleyes:

But Leo said we had 3 options. I chose one of them options (i.e. using the free XDA app which Leo said would be able to be updated by the market) and then donated generously to Leo. I thought that way was better than buying the app because I could give Leo much more than 85p.

And then what happens? Suddenly, I find out that the goalposts have moved. :(

It's not about the 85p (if it was I would not have donated $15 would I?), it's the principle that I was offered a choice by Leo that turns out not to be true now.

But like I said, I have faith that Leo will sort it out :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Guys, i just finished to develop the Kitchen Plus free, now before to publish it, i need to work on multi dpi support as many user have experienced problem with it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LordNickerchen:
Yeah! :) Really good news. I'll just have to flash this over my existing Honeycomb v3, right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
You can PM your email and i will send you the apk, but i can not post the apk here because is not legal!

As i already said, there will be a free version soon!

To sum up:

1) use the old kitchen (still supported)

2) use the Kitchen Plus with admob (free on market)

3) buy the Kitchen Plus ad-free

For those who don't want to purchase the app because you have already donate me, send a PM with your email!

However let me finish to work on these two version!

P.S. i am reading this Google Article for multi dpi support...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steslatt:
Yes, Go onto your phone memory in the folder Download>revolution. The existing theme will be in there, delete it then paste the updated version in there. That way it will show up in the new kitchen app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
I understand Leo. However, I have decided to buy the app from the market, but thanks anyway for the offer to email the apk to me :) and sorry for moaning like I did. :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
how can i change battery icon ?

i preffer bigger numbers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arunsen:
So I'm now travelling around Asia for a few months and really loving the battery performance (see screenshot below - getting over 6 days).

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1759268/SC20110915-131131.png

All that fiddling around with kernels and setCPU etc really does pay off.

Though admittedly I am not using any data or wifi and just using SMSes to stay in touch with people, so this is effectively just standby usage... but still 6+ days is pretty damn respectable. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
Hi there,

i´ve got a question about automatic scanning interval for wifi-networks.

In the Revolution 2.6 build.prop is a value of 90 seconds for scanning wifi networks. "wifi.supplicant_scan_interval=90"

But the scan starts every 10 seconds...has anyone got a solution or further informations to this issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kingken:
care to share which kernel are you using??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomj777:
Leo,

I was thinking - it would be very cool if the app provided info as to exactly what (apk's) were contained within the "Widgets / Apps" section of the app.

I'm thinking specifically about the Sammy stuff...

Would make it easy to spot things like KIES.APK (not part of "Kies Support", btw)

Perhaps reference to Vekya's S2 Apps Safe to Remove document
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arunsen:
I ended up on Ninphetamine 2.1.3 but 2.0.2 was better for standby usage (I didn't consider it better "enough" to warrant using what is an older kernel now).

Honestly though imo doing things like eliminating wakelocks and using a dark theme and dark themed Gmail / Google Chat apps make a bigger overall impact than the kernel at the end of the day. Undervolting with setCPU definitely improved my battery performance too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
ok......It is only 10 seconds when you are in the actual wifi settings screen. Once you exit from that screen it goes back to what is in the build.prop file i.e. 90 seconds default in v2.6

However, remember this is only for when there are remembered wifi networks but they are not currently in range. I have increased my timeout to 900 seconds (15 minutes) as I believe this gives better battery life.

This just means that, if I leave wifi set on, it may take upto 15 minutes to connect once in range again. This is not a problem for me.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SherlockR:
New Ragemod Kernel, version 1.1b, is out!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
Leo can you please put this into the kitchen so that we can have the fixed version always there ? Tks mate

Vinz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
That makes sense to me! :D

I use Wifi only in my office and at home, so i think i´ll set the value higher too.

Thanx for enlighten me... :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iscio:
I am not able to solve this...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m2smoe:
I'm happy for you if you're OK with giving google your credit card number. I'm not.

But does that mean we have to send you a PM for every Kitchen update, or can we use the market for updates after that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wslfung:
You can always display battery text instead of the icon. Doesn't look half bad with the custom colors. You can do that with edt tweaks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gnan10:
no its not.....replace the icons in framework-res.apk/res/drawable-hdpi/stat_sys battery icons....by framework in ur wished theme
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
tested but not great

can it be included into revolution appli ? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wslfung:
Or use UOT Kitchen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
?? :o explain :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Altimas:
Ok a few notes. First LeoMar, I firmly believe you are a premier dev on XDA so I thank you for that. Second does anyone else think that the forum structure is broken. Its unbelievably difficult to keep up with whats going on. I went from old kitchen to new kitchen and now the apk is pulled. I'm sure there is reasons for this but its just too time consuming to keep up with current events.

Here is my suggestion, separate the kitchen app into its own thread. What do you all think?

To LeoMar, $1.34 is too cheap! But I know every little bit counts and so I'm sending a few extra bucks your way.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SupraN0va:
Ahhh, not using the phone extend battery life, good to know.^^.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SupraN0va:
Btw kitchen app works on other roms too.

So, buy it. I'm currently testing batista rom, installed some stuff without any problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iscio:
@Leo I asket to Jkay but he said to ask at the theme owner....that are you :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SupraN0va:
Wow, got a good idea for you leo. Listen up, can you manage that your rom support juice defender to switch from 2G to 3G. That would extend battery life a lot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wslfung:
http://uot.dakra.lt/

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shr33kant:
I bought the app from the market and I'm currently using it on check rom v2 with no problems. I wanted to flash a kernel so I installed cwm app. Worked flawlessly. Excellent work Leo!

On the subject of kernels...I've found that ragemod works best for me. Nimphetamine makes my phone lock up randomly under the same UV/ov settings. You've got to try all the kernels out to see what works best for your phone.

Sent from inside a black hole.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kin24173493:
thx leo. i have paid for the kitchen plus. cheers. its fantastic.

one question, do i have to uninstall the "revolution rom kitchen"?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
The Revolution Kitchen Plus Free should be available on the google Market (i still can't see it...)

Please let me know if admob is working! Because i have tried it only in test mode and i have to admit that it was crazy to get it working! In this case google docs fails...

Also now the application should support any screen density settings!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] markie32:
admob seems to be working fine :)