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[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Noname about the font that is cut at the edges of display, here's the screenshot. I selected Roboto Light (normal).
[Android Software Development] danarama:
Have you considered making your pie smaller?
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
I tried but the problem remains.
[Android Software Development] danarama:
Strange. On my 1080 display, with outer radius of 90, I set robot light big and it didn't cut off. I usually use robot thon big though, but that too does not cut off
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
This is the result if I reduce Pie Outer Radius:
[Android Software Development] dandrumheller:
I've been away from LMT for a little while (trying to live with a non-root alternative in preparation for a possible upgrade to a so far unrooted device). But I'm back for now, and just discovered pie pointer.

This feature is an amazing leap forward for the ability to use large screen devices one handed. Amazing and very well done. Thank you.
[Android Software Development] RSDamasceno:
How to set a shortcut to app drawer to GNL?

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Android 4.4.4

Boeffla Kernel

PA-GApps
[Android Software Development] journeyman73:
Hey noname I really enjoy using this app. Do you have any plans on giving the user the option of adding a smaller pie section similar to the section that use to housed the legacy menu button [which I miss] once upon a time ago?
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Anyone know of a way to stop Android from killing LMT Pie? After searching all that I have found is that moving it to a system app doesn't work. This issue has mainly been on my Nexus 7 LTE with KitKat 4.4.4 stock. Obviously this is a memory issue but I'm looking to see if anyone has a solution. It really sucks when you have no way to navigate.
[Android Software Development] jolas:
I have put LMT.apk, lib and files (.png) folders into priv-app directory without having any kind of problem
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Hmm. Would you mind giving me a little tutorial on how/what you actually did? I'm assuming that you moved these files to system/priv-app and then set permissions, correct? However, I know these files are spread out over various locations.

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Update:

I used /system app mover to move it, rebooted and LMT started just fine. Hopefully it doesn't get killed off now. Fingers crossed.
[Android Software Development] jolas:
I moved files and folders to /system/priv-app and fixed files and folders permissions.

As for 'files' folders, changed icons location in LMT settings, too.
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Okay. I might have to try that because I tried to open LMT settings and it force closed on me and now it won't restart. Do you happen to know where all of the locations are that need to be moved? I know that the lib files are in data/app lib and I'm assuming that you moved the folder with all of its contents and then set permissions for everything. I'll have to move it back over because now the lib files are gone.
[Android Software Development] jolas:
Inside LMT folder you should find 'LMT.apk' file and 'lib' folder which contains 'arm' subfolder with 'libTouchServiceNative.so' file inside.

You should fix permissions for each file and each folder respectively (look other files and folders inside priv-app directory to see what are the correct permissions for files and folders).

If you want (buttons) icon folder inside priv-app, check if you already have '/sdcard/Android/data/com.android.lmt/files/' folder with icon files inside and move it at the '/priv-app/LMT' folder and fix folders and icons permission. :).
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Well, I did that and the app starts and works but when I try to open LMT settings it force closes on me. Lib folder and libTouchServiceNative.so both have 0755 permission settings and LMT apk (com.android.lmt-1.apk) has 0644. And there was no 'arm' sub folder.
[Android Software Development] jolas:
LMT folder: 755, com.android.lmt-1.apk: 644, lib folder & arm subfolder: both 755, libTouchServiceNative.so: 644.

That is what I have and working with no problems :)

p.s.

Maybe arm subfolder is not needed (I created it myself, because I pre-insert LMT application in every ROM I flash)
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Not sure what you mean by LMT folder. I noticed that there's a data folder/files in data/data/com.android.lmt and those files and folders have several different permission settings.
[Android Software Development] jolas:
I'll pm you, because I think we fill up the thread...

EDIT

I send you a message via email, I can not pm you (maybe your security settings not allowing it)

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[Android Software Development] rinaldiluca:
4WA90230EN008772R

Thank you
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
[MENTION=283189]jolas[/MENTION] you have LP, [MENTION=4859164]GillRigged[/MENTION] has KK. The folders with libs are new in LP. In KK the .apk files are stand alone in priv-app. In KK I could never get settings to open if it was a system app. But that may have been an issue on my end.
[Android Software Development] jolas:
Oops! I didn't think of that... :eek:
[Android Software Development] noname81:
New beta, The changeling since v2.2:

- Changed pie size handling

- Made pie start gap configurable

- introduced 7 items for second pie ring

- fixed data toggle on Lollipop

- fixed deadlock after starting apps like Chrome

- added support for Android 15 (4.0.3) again

- Made expire date visible in info fragment

- fixed blacklist on Android < Lollipop

- fixed layout problems on Android 4.0.x

- Introduced trigger action for pie pointer feature

- fixed image filtering problem

- Introduced nav buttons styles (KitKat and Lollipop for now)

- Implemented context sensitive GUI

- implemented back key for non root users

- added action "PowerMenu" (root/non root)

Have fun!

Edit: Removed since v2.3 uploaded
[Android Software Development] d_Schizzo:
Hi,

just tested the powermenu action. But the only thing it does is to turn the screen off and dont show the reboot-menu.

So it does only a "shortpress" on the powerbutton instead of a "longpress".:)

If you need something let me know.

Exept that all working good. Thanks for your great work!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Can you test activating lmt in the accessibility settings (system settings)? Is the power menu action working afterwards?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] d_Schizzo:
Just did it and now it do nothing, simply nothing....
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Noname can you adjust the size of font along the pie please? Selecting normal size in display 720 HD is out of edges...
[Android Software Development] journeyman73:
I just tested it and it works as advertised. Not sure why there are discrepancies among devices
[Android Software Development] :
Same here!
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Haha! Funny because v2.0 expired on me and was pretty much force to update to a newer version (first v2.2 and now currently on v2.3 thanks to [MENTION=283189]jolas[/MENTION] last night ?). One of the main reasons for not upgrading sooner is the Lollipop nav keys which I can't stand. I just accepted it and have gotten used to it. However, thanks to you I have now switched back to the KitKat nav keys. Thank you for this. I'm completely lost without LMT Launcher and have been now using for the past four devices (Droid X2, XT926, Nexus 7 LTE & LG G3 VS985). Wouldn't have it any other way (other than being able to make it a system app on my Nexus 7 with full functionality).

Is there a Google+ community for LMT by any chance? I think I have heard about it before but want on there at the time and I looked for it but couldn't find anything other than LMT grenade launcher stuff and random posts. If there still is an active community I am very interested in joining. Thanks!
[Android Software Development] MysticGolem:
Comments inline and bolded.

Still two bugs as previously mentioned.

Notification Shade issue and Recent apps issue.

I hope this helps.
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
I noticed a bug with Kill App function. When press to kill an app will reset the background wallpaper to default stock. With the previous beta did not happen.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Fyi: I uploaded LMT v2.3 to the OP (only minor changes to LMT v2.3 beta8).

Enjoy!
[Android Software Development] crazysoccerman:
I was forced to update. My phone has been buggy since. I installed it a year ago and didn't touch anything. My phone worked and that was good enough for me.

Now because of this IDIOTIC forced update I'm experiencing numerous problems. Does anyone know how to trick the old version to keep working? Developer can you please modify the old version so it still works? I don't have time to debug my issues with you. I need my phone to work flawlessly.
[Android Software Development] ZenM:
Device == Galaxy Note 10.1 ; Android Revolution 11.2 ; Android Ver == 4.1.2

v2.1 working fine

v2.2 Problems Parsing Packages sha-1 == 43e860ea52c8c4bbf4ffc8b4317c008a8e795beb, Also the .apk icon is not properly rendered.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
How can your phone be buggy because of lmt? I mean it's just an app!? I don't have the source code of the older version anymore so I can't provide you such a version. But what are the problems??? I tested on a lot of phones (from Android 4.0.3 to Android 5) and lmt works. Let me know and I try to fix it...

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Noname excuse me if I insist but change the dpi font of status info along the pie when positioned on bottom...v1.912 did not have this problem...
[Android Software Development] noname81:
And v2.3?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] Dan1234567890:
I don't understand these kind of demanding posts... You don't want do do anything, you don't provide any relevant information, you are very RUDE, but you demand from dev to make it work for you...

Why do you think dev owes you anything?

You didn't pay for it, you used it for 1 year, and now you think you are entitled to demand something?

This kind of attitude is just wrong... [emoji36]
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Better?

Edit: Removed since uploaded to the OP...
[Android Software Development] ZenM:
Havent tested 2.3
[Android Software Development] noname81:
v2.2 didn't have Android 4.1 support but I reactivated it in v2.3, So please test it... :D
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Noname now it's PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks a lot! You're the best! :laugh: Soon I will make a small donation paypal! :good:
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Ok, I reuploaded v2.3 with this fix to the OP...
[Android Software Development] ZenM:
Working now.

Can I extract the settings and paste them on the new LMT or do I have to input them manually?

/data/data/com.android.lmt/shared_prefs

anyother file?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
No, just this single little xml file contains all LMT settings... :D
[Android Software Development] crazysoccerman:
I appreciate the app and the developer's time. I simply don't have the time anymore to deal with projects that aren't guaranteed to work. That is why I haven't updated much on my phone over this past year. If the developer made v 2.0 paid and never forced me to update, then I would buy it. Forcing us to update, in my experience, was unnecessary and problematic.

Back to the original question: Does anyone know how to keep v 2.0 working?
[Android Software Development] Dan1234567890:
Changing the date can help you if you insist on running older, unsupported version of LMT. You must do that after every reboot. You have it described in more details on previous pages, for instance, here inthis post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=57900271
[Android Software Development] crazysoccerman:
LG G2 Official 4.2.2
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
Could someone please tell me a step by step guide to make LMT system app in Lollipop.

Thanks
[Android Software Development] ZenM:
Trying to delete this post.
[Android Software Development] lazy_ursache:
:D"Introduced nav buttons styles (KitKat and Lollipop for now)" was waiting for this! Fantastic!:good:
[Android Software Development] ZenM:
Just to be clear , using the configuration file from v2.0 wont hurt or cause problems in v2.3.

Thanks for everything, thanks for your time.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
No, I don't expect any problems...

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] harsh.ea:
Any way to remove the white outline?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Just set the pie outline color to "alpha = 0"

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Precisely: Pie Colors, then select "Outline Colors" to 0. :good:
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
I may be wrong due to me not using stock on my G2, but LG stock doesn't like pie launchers. I know there was an xposed module to make pie work specifically for the G2. This may be your issue.
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Is called LG Pie Support and G2 Tweakbox works too.
[Android Software Development] GillRigged:
Btw, what the hell happened to the LMT settings option? It was changed to OPENPOWERMENU ?
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
Can't you just use a slice to open LMT? It was redundant since the app opens up to settings.
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
In Lollipop if I pin an app I can't press multitasking and back button together to unpin the app any solution?
[Android Software Development] slamandar:
Awesome tool :)
[Android Software Development] TR2N:
Thank you for this awesome app! I highly appreciate your work!
[Android Software Development] corb06:
Is it possible to get a different background color setting when in Long-press layer?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hm, this is a hard one. :D I tried for an hour to get it running. This is what I've archived so far:

- LMT can send multiple keys and key sequences via key action, e.g.:

- "4 4 4" -> send 3 times key 4 (BACK)

- "1187" -> hold key 187 for one second

- "187,4" -> press key 187 (APP_SWITCH) and key 4 (BACK) simultanously

- "1187,4" -> hold key 187 (APP_SWITCH) and key 4 (BACK) simultaneously for one second and release

The last sequence should normally unpin the pinned app. Unfortunately it's somehow not working. The next thing I checked was the command line tool "am" and indeed they added an unpin feature in Android 5: "am task-lock stop". If you just invoke it, it will throw a security exception telling that only the caller uid can invoke the unpinning process. Hm, how can it be used with this restriction!? :confused: The only way I got it working was via the Busybox tool setuidgid (You have to install BusyBox from the PlaysStore to get this command line tool). When you now use the following line as LMT script action and set it to e.g. a pie slice you can unpin the pinned app:

setuidgid 1000 am lock-task stop

If anyone knows a better solution let me know...
[Android Software Development] pinoyz lyf:
Notification Menu

I love the update but is there any way to remove it from the notification bar? I dont like my pull down menu to be cluttered.
[Android Software Development] triathlete66:
go to system settings, Apps, LMT and deactivate notification
[Android Software Development] pinoyz lyf:
Hmmm... I can't seem to find that option anywhere I did look in the Application Manager>LMT but found no option to disable notifications. Thank you for your helping btw.
[Android Software Development] triathlete66:
maybe to another ROM related.

My Screenshot (german) SlimKat ROM
[Android Software Development] pinoyz lyf:
ooo thanks haha. I found it thanks to your image, I was expecting something different I guess haha thanks for your time!
[Android Software Development] replica9000:
Finally installed v2.3. Working great. Switched the buttons to back Kit-Kat style, the search key is still Lollipop style though.
[Android Software Development] CalicoJeb:
pie status info colors - dim color
[Android Software Development] corb06:
I meant the background of the pie. Not background around the pie.

I have a white theme now but I would like it to fade to another color when long pressing an pie item. So that its more clear that I am in long press layer.
[Android Software Development] bahrosuz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2119403
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
Option already exists. Under "pie color/selected color". See OP for details.
[Android Software Development] Robshr:
Awesome app been using it since it came out just don't like the new icons
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Then just activate the old ones. In LMT v2.3 I added an option to set them instead the Lollipop ones...
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Today I encountered a use case on my phone (N5 with Lollipop), where root actions where partly broken and only an app restart solved he problem. I saw it, because app starting via LMT didn't work anymore, which is relying on root for faster app startup times. I tracked the problem down and solved it. I remember that some members also had this problem in the past. Can you please test, if this new beta fixes the issue?

The changelog since v2.3:

- Fixed root action lockup

- Fixed search icon for KitKat style

Thanks!

Edit: Removed since new beta uploaded!
[Android Software Development] Robshr:
I can't find version2.3.1 there's only 2.3
[Android Software Development] chikimonke:
Look closer at his post, that's a letter I not a number 1 after the 2.3 [emoji2]
[Android Software Development] Robshr:
Is it in post 1 cause i guess I'm blind
[Android Software Development] noname81:
fyi: Icon fixed in v2.4 beta1
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
App launch is still not working on my N4 with stock lollipop 5.0.1.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I think you have another problem if it's completely not working. Can you post a log from lmt startup and triggering the command?
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
Definitely something else going on. I get a pile of "PowerHAL" errors like the one below every time I activate the LMT Pie. I'll attach a log in a few minutes.

"touch_boost: failed to send: no such file or directory"
[Android Software Development] lairdchris:
I have this problem as well on my Nexus 10 with Lollipop, no app start possible.

And "Last app" is also not working.

The same configuration works fine on my Nexus 5.

Chris

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[Android Software Development] danarama:
Are you sure you've not set something in your kernel to do with mpdecision?
[Android Software Development] yoskor:
Last app not working for me too. Launching apps works fine here.
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
Last app is also not working on my Nexus 4. Everything works great on my TF300T with lollipop.

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I'm running an unmodified Franco kernel. I'll take a look.
[Android Software Development] yoskor:
Last app works when I trigger LMT from the sides of the screen but doesn't work when triggered from the bottom of the screen.
[Android Software Development] danarama:
Franco has its own touch boost which as I understand it, interferes with the mpdecision boost from Qualcomm, creating those errors. The errors are not a problem anyway
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Yes these million traces in your log :D are kernel related. Your kernel is not supporting the touch_boost interface (CPU freq is highered from user space if a touch input is happening to support best possible user experience).

I didn't see lmt's startup in the trace!? Can you provide such a log?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] noname81:
This makes me afraid since in both use cases exact the same method is being called for last-app... :confused:

Which configuration?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] yoskor:
I'm using 2.4 beta on a nexus 5. Do you need a log file or something? If so tell me what you need because I don't know what do you mean by which configuration. [emoji21] [emoji28]
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
Last app is working here Nexus 5 Stock lollipop.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
It's just a problem for app devs trying to find their traces in the middle of spam in the log... :D

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] danarama:
Haha true...
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hm, perhaps a trace would help. Do you have other launcher tools installed or does e.g. the nav ring interfere at the bottom? How did you hide your navbar?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] yoskor:
I have nova launcher. The nav ring looks good and I use a build.prop line to hide the navbar
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
Here's another log which should show LMT stopped and restarted.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I need a log where you kill the app (not only the service) and start it again. One way: stop service, then swipe app away via recents, then restart app and the service.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] Dan1234567890:
Same thing here. Wouldn't even noticed it, since mostly, I trigger pie from the sides,if it was not for your post.

If I can help with logs, will be glad to do it! ?

Nexus 4, 5.0.2.,2.4.1 beta LMT

P. S. Been using lmt for almost a week, I can say I'm really impressed by functionality and level of customization which is possible (this is coming from almost 1 year ParanoidAndroid pie user. And I'm only using pie, without gestures or ISAS. The idea of pie pointer is just genious, I'm blown away by it. With it, phablets make sense to me. ?

Edit:

Strange things started to happen; last app stopped working from sides as well. Back button also. Rebooted, everthing was ok for few seconds, than got toast from SU that "lmt was denied root access". Had to reenable it in SuperSU. Now, everthing looks ok. Could it be that it was just a matter of re-granting LMT root access in SuperSU, after update?
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
Try this one. Maybe third time is the charm:)
[Android Software Development] zellleonhart:
Using Gesture on Nexus 4 5.0.2 on 2.4 beta locks up and crashes my phone, SystemUI stopped working etc. Have to force reboot.

I am sure it is rooted. As long as I enable gesture and ISAS features (not even started the service yet), it crashes my phone and even cleared some of my other app's data (I have no idea why).
[Android Software Development] lorddunlow:
I've been searching the thread for this, but maybe someone can help me: I liked the old color scheme better. What is the hex code for the old default color?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Looks like a problem with selinux again. Can you please test setting selinux to permissive mode and try again? Use e.g. the selinux mode changer from the play store. Thanks!

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
That fixed it. Changed selinux to permissive, reboot, and app launch and last app works great. Thanks for your great work and your excellent customer service!
[Android Software Development] lairdchris:
Yep, that's it, working fine now.

Thanks for the tip.

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[Android Software Development] noname81:
Thanks! But I still don't know why it's not working in restrictive mode! Normally it should... :confused:
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Anyone knows the key-code to kill app without switching to homescreen (example, switching to drawer apps) like default action in lmt?
[Android Software Development] shawnbrennan55:
SELinux is disabled on my TF300T with KatKiss 5.0.2 ROM and LMT works fine. I'll play around with my other devices this evening and provide additional logs to help troubleshoot if I can recreate the problem.
[Android Software Development] rignfool:
I don't know anything about apps...

But sykopompos had is nexus 6 users put an su policy update thing in as we were trying to get OK Google to work with screen off....

Maybe that can help your su problems?