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[Android Software Development] Pecata:
I am running beta 4 on the same device and same firmware version and that bug isn't present on mine. Try installing beta 4 and see if that fixes your issue.
[Android Software Development] lynnux:
+1

Same happened to me, N5, starting with July security update, never an issue before. I wondered if it was just me.
[Android Software Development] Kappa Lamda:
That did the trick. Thank you!
[Android Software Development] Pecata:
Good to hear
[Android Software Development] Golf c:
Same here on Dirty Unicorn's July update Nexus 6
[Android Software Development] Skripka:
I asked the DU folks, LMT needs an update for some new permissions voodoo
[Android Software Development] simplyazn04:
+1 on this, glad I'm not the only one.

I was excited to have pie control on lockscreen because I completely hid the normal navigation bar. However, on the lockscreen, I would have to swipe down the notification shade, click on something random, and then enter password.

I hope the developer can figure out a way around this issue, I will revert back to the old version for now.

Keep up the good work dev!
[Android Software Development] Golf c:
The same thing happens with the app circle bar that comes built into their rom?
[Android Software Development] Kimbaroth:
+1 to this, life is not the same without LMT. D=
[Android Software Development] Skripka:
Lmt still works... You just need to grant permissions to apps before overlay
[Android Software Development] Kimbaroth:
It doesn't work on stock S7 Edge rom.
[Android Software Development] Skripka:
Must be some Samsung feature, or a configuration problem on your end. Works fine as always on Nexus aosp
[Android Software Development] Santos89:
Works fine on top of Tekhd's Rom
[Android Software Development] kkuhle:
Did you ever get gestures working for your g5? I am rooted and auto-configure doesn't seem to work. I tried to follow the steps for manual configuration, but that doesn't seem to work either (though I can't say I am confident I did it properly).
[Android Software Development] sscheib01:
replied to other thread instead
[Android Software Development] Santos89:
Same here running Tekhd's Rom only using pie no gestures or ISAS
[Android Software Development] CampfireVibés:
The ram usage of just pie activated is about 80 mb... Is there a way to lower that? :)
[Android Software Development] lollyjay:
LMT is working on a PC! OK it's running on Android 5.1.1 on a PC. I'm testing Phoenix OS, which is a truly MULTITASKING version with resizable windows and which installs on most PCs.

LMT is in it's element here.
[Android Software Development] haha459862:
My input device num is 17, How should I do? [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]
[Android Software Development] e154037:
I have used the LMT pie chart launcher for quite some time and like it very much. I run into the following problem recently:

When I move my finger from right edge of the screen, the pie chart appears, but when I move my figer further toward the ring, a semi circle appears and the pie chart disppears. I believed the semi cirle is what called pie pointer, but I never turned the pie pointer activation on. This semi-circle almost stops me from using LMT. My LMT verson is 2.4.

Please help,
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Pie pointer can be activated in two different ways. Via pie action and via edge action. Both activation actions can be disabled so just configure it the way you want to have it.
[Android Software Development] revthanki:
I'm a non-root user (for the first time in years!) and am using LMT for basic navigation and shortcuts completely successfully.

Is there a way of scripting or chaining together LMT's default actions? I need to simulate a home triple press. Being unrooted I can't use a keypress (3 3 3). BUT it does work if i activate 'Multi Command' and swipe furiously over the Home pie segment. This is fiddly and I would love to automate this.
[Android Software Development] phpbb3:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] will LMTframeworkreslayer.apk be updated to work with Substratum?
[Android Software Development] Looki75:
Hello [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]

Running V2.6 beta 7, I noticed a bug.

If the "Activation area behind keyboard" option is checked, then on my phone, the Android native navigation bar buttons disappear. The navigation bar below keyboard is totally black - no buttons.

If I uncheck the option, then everything is back to normal.

Using LMT on LG G5, not rooted, stock ROM (Android M 6.0.1).

The option was working fine on*V2.6 beta 7.

Thanks to correct this bug.

And... Could you please update the title of this thread (it still shows beta 4). Thanks! [emoji6]
[Android Software Development] flyinmama:
would there be a custom key or activity which I can use to unlock the screen?
[Android Software Development] Looki75:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]

Any update about the "under keyboard" bug in beta7 ?

Thanks
[Android Software Development] browcantor:
what is this lmt layers?
[Android Software Development] Atomregen:
It shrinks your navbar to 0, without the edit of build.prop.

The apk belongs to here /system/vendor/overlay.
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
depending on your rom, it may need to updated to work....layers is depreciated, but i suppose it depends on what rom you're using atm
[Android Software Development] browcantor:
thank you
[Android Software Development] Ranguvar:
Apparently Layers is now deprecated and they don't support using .apk files.

So either I stick with Layers, or update to Substratum for new themes but lose the ability to hide navbar this way.

That sucks.

Oh, apparently they can port it from .apk, I'm guessing? But they are asking for permission of the creator, [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] can you sign off on this?

See last four comments here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+CharG/posts/NATVxZEHfge
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I mean creating this rro layers theme was a 5 min task and modifies only one value: The navbar height. So sure create a substratum compatible version. It should also be a 5 min task when you follow their template project for creating themes for substratum.
[Android Software Development] Santos89:
Any advice on getting pie to work when an app. Has been placed on the pie? I have the home circle on there and kill app which both work fine but when I click on the apps nothing happens, doesn't take me to them. I had this installed before and it worked fine but had to restore my phone to stock due to an issue and rerooted but now I can't get lmt to work
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Hey I'm a huge fan of this app I've been using it for a few revisions now, but I've just encountered a fairly big issue. So I'm on android M and it requires permissions, and also doesn't allow "overlays" while allowing app permissions, now its detecting LMT launcher as an overlay which must be disabled to allow any permissions, this can be a big issue if using it as your only navigation system as I was. I hope some kind of work around can be found.
[Android Software Development] Primokorn:
I have the same issue for months when I dirty flash a custom rom having SuperSU. The only solution I found is to clean flash.
[Android Software Development] Santos89:
Well yeah that's what I did, had to go back to stock then rerooted and flashed tekhd's rom. So it wasn't a dirty flash, just don't know why lmt doesn't want to work in launching the apps.
[Android Software Development] baaabovka:
I was also facing the problem with overlays. But the maintainer of my current rom fixed it. Maybe try to ask the maintainer of your current rom.
[Android Software Development] gimpy1:
Have you given it Superuser root access permission?
[Android Software Development] juliusedward:
Check permissions for the LMT app and also su permission
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Yes unfortunately that is not the issue, i appreciate the suggestion though. The issue is that Marshmallow detects LMT as a screen overlay, and will not allow you to edit any other app "permissions" without disabling LMT Launcher first. Using LMT as my primary navigation system this does not work as after disabling I have no navigation enabled
[Android Software Development] juliusedward:
Sorry I meant to quote the post above yours

Check permissions for the LMT app and also su permission
[Android Software Development] Santos89:
Thanks I tried that and still nothing just the home circle icon and kill app work not the apps that I put on the pie. Don't know what happened that it just don't work anymore
[Android Software Development] undercover nerd:
I'm also facing the search issue screen overlay isn't that bad but my arbitrary apps won't launch guess I can't have pie controls after all. .side note clean master has a pie control but that also screen overlays.
[Android Software Development] JohnnyEpic:
Same issue w/ overlays. Samsung Sprint
[Android Software Development] carlosggb:
Hi there, there is a bug on some samsung firmwares with Overlays, developers have found the way to correct it.

2nd Part called "Fixes"

See HERE
[Android Software Development] AlexVallat:
I don't think it's a bug: it's a security feature. If you allow things to overlay the screen while you are granting permissions then there's nothing to stop a malicious app from overlaying the text on the permissions dialog which is asking for an evil permission with text describing a harmless one.

Doesn't stop it from being very irritating in the case of LMT, though! If it would be possible to automatically stop the LMT overlay when the permissions dialog (or permissions setting screen) appears, then put it back once it's gone away, then that would be ideal. I suspect that it might not be possible to know when that dialog is shown, though.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I don't have the issue with Android N Preview *. I can change app permissions when LMT is activated. So I hope it will work on all devices again, once they got N. Since Android introduced a dynamic permission for apps showing overlays, the user gets asked if he want to allow this app to draw overlays. So I think Google relaxed the usecase for app permission changes again, since they any ways now, which overlays are active...
[Android Software Development] usmonkey:
I had issues with my Oneplus 3 and Galaxy Note 5. What I have found out that once I installed the August security update, the screen overlay permission request renders LMT useless, as any permission requested by a new app we installed will request to turn off all programs using overlays.

The workaround for now is to make sure android security update is before August.
[Android Software Development] Natakranta:
I know the pain from my OP3, but all you need to do is just temporarily disable overlay permission for LMT, grant permissions for apps you want, open LMT from app drawer and it will ask you for overlay permission, grant it and done.
[Android Software Development] usmonkey:
But it seems like everytime I install new apps, I will have to disable and able LMT again.
[Android Software Development] JohnnyEpic:
Good job Samsung and thanks guys. This has been making me crazy. Unfortunately 1 note 5 I have rooted which fixedbut my uprooted can't be fixed without root, or rolling back update.
[Android Software Development] Primokorn:
LMT is not the only app in this case. Gestures from a custom rom is also a problem.

Luckily custom roms have added a new feature to disable this popup (e.g Dirty Unicorns). Maybe a new Xposed module will be created to prevent this.
[Android Software Development] Devil.Wang:
It's nice, Keep up!
[Android Software Development] Santos89:
I tried disabling the permission adding the apps and re-enable, still doesn't work
[Android Software Development] gitchrodd:
NoOverlayWarning - http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.crossbowffs.nooverlaywarning
[Android Software Development] jay_jay_n:
so is there no work around without having to disable LMT as a screen overlay when installing apps that require permission is Marshmallow?
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
Is there anyway to get pie background to extend all the way up to cover the screen plus the status bar too?
[Android Software Development] gitchrodd:
The only way i have found is with the xposed module NoOverlayWarning or to run a ROM with a setting to disable that check, only ones I think I know of are Du and omni.
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
Trying on official Android N, working nice.

Multitasking button need to change if phone is in multi window mode. also multi window command need to be added to long press multitasking button.

Thanks for this great app.
[Android Software Development] bryctucker:
Were you able to the multi window command working through another method or do we have to wait for it to be added? I've been trying to get this to work since i installed the OTA last night :(
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
I do multi window by tap and holding app title on multitasking window and drag it to upper side of screen.
[Android Software Development] carlosggb:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] can you help me on this? im working on a modded systemui and i dont have the Intent URI to Open the quick settings on a Note 4. how can i read the full intent?
[Android Software Development] toeburgh:
How did you hide the navbar? Did you just use the layers apk?
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Add this line to your build.prop

qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1
[Android Software Development] toeburgh:
That's probably what I'm going to do, but doesn't that disable Now on Tap?
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
It shouldn't, cause all that line means is that your device has a physical navbar instead of a virtual one.
[Android Software Development] toeburgh:
I'll give it a shot. Gonna have to wait till tomorrow though gotta get some sleep. Will report back tomorrow.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Can confirm no issues so far with LMT and overlay permissions nonsense on stock rooted android 7.0 , woohoo!
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
I used layer apk , didn't touch build.prop:good:
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Does Now On Tap work for you?
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
Yes
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Okay thanks, then i can confirm the build.prop edit will break now on tap, at least on 7.0
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
I had first crash on Android N, try to log it next time.
[Android Software Development] tkjeeper:
Sorry if this has been mentioned, but the latest version won't allow my lock screen to sleep. Previous version works perfectly. Just an fyi. This is a stock note 5
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Same here - unfortunately, the last version in the OP doesn't work on Nougat - anyone have beta6 on hand?
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
ill have to test more but my nexus 6p seems to be sleeping fine, how did you verify this? BBS?

Should be in the op, AFAIK all versions are attachments, also beta7 is working on my 6p on Android N with no issue, maybe check you have all the permissions and the accessibility special permission allowed.
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
We're not talking about sleeping as a system, the lock screen won't sleep - it follows whatever the screen timeout is set for currently. For me that's 5 minutes...you could see how that won't work. It only shows two possible permissions, storage and phone - both are granted. Accessibility & system modification settings are also turned on.

The op shows v4 then skips to v7
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Oh my apologies, thanks for the kind and informative response. however, this seems to also be working for me on my nexus 6p, just tested on the 15 second setting.
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Thank you for your responses - try bumping your screen off time to a longer time and see if your lockscreen follows. Whatever I set my screen off time to my lockscreen aligns with. I just tried 30 seconds, 2 minutes & 5 minutes. Each time the lockscreen timeout is the same - surely because LMT is an overlay on the lockscreen making the system see it as a regular screen instead if treating it like a lockscreen.

That's why I want to try beta 6 because beta 7 was when the lockscreen overlay was introduced. I'm sure [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] is the man of the hour here - if you're around I'd love to get your take, sir.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Just tested 15, 30, 1 min, 2 min and they all turned off the lockscreen exactly on time, I checked with a stop watch to ensure the times were exact as well. May i ask what device you are on?
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Exactly - the screen off time setting in the display settings isn't supposed to determine the lockscreen timeout - that is supposed to be a static time of about 15 seconds no matter the display timeout setting. LMT appears to be interfering with that.

6p on stock rooted Nougat.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Ahh my apologies i was clearly confused, thanks again for the clarification.

:confused::eek::laugh::laugh:
[Android Software Development] RuggedHunter:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]

I would find it useful to have the ability to tune the activation length of ISAS (like you made for Pie)...or even better, the Min Bounding Box Size for each individual area.

For example, I swipe from either side on bottom to reduce screen size, and it needs a relatively short box size (300ish). I also swipe from top, on the right, to launch settings menu...but that one needs to be very long (1200ish), in order to not activate when flinging notification panel down on that side.

Just a passing thought. :)

Sent from my g928c powered by RiverRom RR5 and SkyHigh 5.7
[Android Software Development] tkjeeper:
Is there a way to make the icons larger? Love LMT!

Disregard, got it!
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
There is, SHOW AND SCALE USER IMAGES
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
Same problem here. Hey, [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION], can you please give us a toggle to turn off the pie on lock screen feature if we don't want to use it? If rather have the 15 second lock screen timeout.
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Noname is aware of the issue. He is a great dev so I trust something will surface or he'll remove lockscreen.
[Android Software Development] loliman:
Done. ;) Logcat attached. :) Hope you can get something out of this!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi, is your device rooted and did you give LMT root permissions via Superuser app? I can reproduce the same behavior when I deny LMT root permissions via Superuser app. Can you recheck LMT's permissions?
[Android Software Development] loliman:
Jep, it's rooted and LMT has got su permissions. I deleted LMT from superuser and gave su permissions again, still not working.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Uploaded LMT v0.5 - see first post. Enjoy!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
LMT fails when it tries to create its root context. As I said this would also happen, when LMT has no root permissions. As I denied LMT root permissions, I had to kill/restart LMT afterwards to get it working again. Did you try to e.g. restart the phone after setting root permissions to LMT?

If no one had posted, that LMT is working with ICS on his HD2, I would say that there is a new security mechanism enabled in ICS, that blocks my root context creation code. I'm afraid that I have to wait for a working ICS port for my phone (Evo3D) to adapt LMT to ICS... :(
[Android Software Development] ephestione:
confirm autostart working on the Note, very much liked function (in the end I rarely used LMT because I forgot to start the service every time after boot ;)), also the application I couldn't find in two scrolls of the applications list doesn't seem to be in the LMT application list at all... it's the touchwiz's task manager, which is listed as "task manager" in normal applications drawer, but doesn't show, at least not with an intelligible name, under LMT's applist. No big deal, I installed an advanced task manager off the market, even if it's quite overkill for my needs.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I'm filtering all Samsung apps out... ;) No, I tried to filter out all unneeded system apps in the list - perhaps that taskmanager is among these filtered apps...

Sent from my HTC EVO 3D X515m
[Android Software Development] danielcarneiro:
The best app out there, but...

I used LMT for almost 2 years on my HD2, and was really missing it on my Galaxy S2. Very happy to see you are working on it. Unfortunately it is still not operational for me. Tried rebooting, changing parameters, gestures, reinstalling… but no luck. Tried 0.4 and now 0.5, but could not get it to work. Will keep checking for new versions daily. Thanks for your good work, and effort. Cheers Daniel
[Android Software Development] noname81:
We won't get LMT working on your device unless you help me with some logs... ;)

First determine the correct input device for the GS2:

- Root your Phone... :D

- Download a terminal (e.g. terminal emulator) from the market

- Enter su and then getevent in the terminal

- After that just touch the screen and you should know/see your input device number...

Then create a logcat for me:

- Install catlog from market

- Record with catlog the following procedure:

- start LMT

- set input device to xxx from first procedure

- Set single touch gestures to 777

- Start the TouchService

- Do the double swipe up gesture on the screen

- Stop the TouchService

- Send me the logcat...

Thanks!
[Android Software Development] krzych:
App browser/selector works in 0.5. I cannot say anything about "special" activities because apps are not sorted alphabetically and I am not sure that I can't find this one just because I'm blind or because it's not listed there.

Add alphasort, it's rather necessary to use browser.
[Android Software Development] danielcarneiro:
It will be my pleasure to help you. But… newbie on board. Well, I did root my phone, downloaded Terminal Emulator, entered su then getevent in the terminal, but then it started to run like crazy. Cannot read anything. If I touch the screen, it just briefly changes those numbers running, but still I cannot read them. e.g. /dev/input/event7: 0000 0000 fffffe94 Guide me through the rest of the process, and I’ll be happy to help you. Cheers Daniel
[Android Software Development] ephestione:
If touching the screen during getevent output returns a lot of "event7" lines, then at least it means that the correct input device is no.7, try setting that one and stopping/restrting the touchservice, then associate a command for example to double-swipe-up and see if with that gesture you get an overlay showing.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Ok, then your correct input device for LMT and the second procedure is 7. Just do the described steps and record the log now...

Edit: ok, ephestione was faster... :)
[Android Software Development] metaldood:
Great app. For Inspire 4g I had to select Thunderbolt as input.

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[Android Software Development] noname81:
Seems like not the whole log is attached!? Can you please add the complete log as a attachment?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Ok, sorting done and will be part of v0.6. Now I have to find a solution for the ICS problems... :D
[Android Software Development] danielcarneiro:
The files is this:

http://hotfile.com/dl/138774461/ce3bf5e/2011-12-28-16-21-38.txt.html

Let me know if it is of any help.

cheers
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I've never seen those touchscreen values yet! :confused: Can you please type again su and then getevent in the terminal and then send me a trace with the ouput when you do the double swipe up (You can stop getevent via Vol-Down+c)?
[Android Software Development] danielcarneiro:
a print screen of the terminal (thanks for the Vol-Down+C). Just tell me what else do you need. lets get this fantastic program running! cheers

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