[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] xperiacle:
That is COOL Man! :) Now if your intention in coming to this thread is to show off, please...that is not what we're here for. On the other hand, if your intention in coming here is to share and be part of the XDA Sharing and Learning community, that is cool with me. I have nothing against you. I respect you and your team as I respect every member of xda. I joined xda 2 months ago to learn and share and have fun in the process. My goal is to create the best personal rom for my note. Even if samsung will one day stop giving updates to my n7000, and I know that day will come, I could gladly say "It doesn't have to, because it already has the perfect rom it can die with".

In fact, in the spirit of sharing, let me offer you my help (not financially, don't have much money otherwise I already have note2 or the latest phones).

Your Tablet UI works at 160 dpi. You said so yourself in one string inside your dpiswitch.apk file that was included in your ROM and I quote "In general, 200 is the best compromise between a screen that contains more elements and a screen that is still readable. ". My Tablet UI works at 160 dpi like yours but what good is tablet UI if not "readable" and "usable" so I made it work at 213 dpi (higher is possible but for me 213 is the sweet spot). I can give you the patch so your Tablet UI can work at 213 dpi, and still switch to phablet or phone ui if you want to. Isn't that cool?

Now, you and I know, the flashbar and the traybar doesn't work together well. I know that because I have been using it for several weeks now. It's either one or the other. If you want FULL TABLET MODE, get rid of the flashbar because it only support dual layout while TABLET MODE support many layouts. Now, if you want unlimited apps in the traybar, I made the same mod for the Note 10.1 (you can see my mods there in the Note 10.1 forum). A good friend of mine even made an app that controls what apps you want for multiwindows (specifically for n7000) just like legendk95 did in the note2 forum.

Now, if your real intention in coming here is sharing, then wouldn't it be better if you share and we as a community can fix what remaining bugs there are? I myself is not so keen on tablet ui. I just took it as a challenge to see if it is "doable" as Sean Connery would say. I like phablet UI (I think google agrees with their Nexus 10). Let us not waste our time fussing about screenshots/videos or whatever. We all benefit by sharing (except wives/girlfriends/boyfriends). :) Now if money is the issue, well, that is an entirely a different matter, Sir. Now, what do you suggest we do? Flashaholics are waiting for their "fix". Might as well setup a new community - FA (Flashaholic Anonymous). Hehehe. :laugh:

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<string name="btChange">Change density</string>
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<string name="help_whatitdoes"><b>What it does</b> With this app one can change the so called LCD Density value. Changing this value will generate the effect of changing the resolution on a PC screen. A <i>lower</i> value corresponds with a <i>higher</i>" resolution! "</string>
<string name="help_whatvalues"><b>What values</b>" The Android documentation lists 3 values 120, 160 and 240. A device like the Samsung Galaxy S works with the value 240. To get a high resolution effect for this device one can try values like 160, 180, 200, 220. [COLOR="Red"]In general, 200 is the best compromise between a screen that contains more elements and a screen that is still readable. "[/COLOR]</string>
<string name="prerequesites"><b>Prerequisites and some notes</b> The app only works when one is rooted and has the usual tools and apps installed that comes with a default rooting (su, busybox and Superuser). Although the app is tested thoroughly and many precaution measures are build in (like for example a <b>boot monitor</b>) it is adviced to do a <i>nadroid backup</i>". "</string>
<string name="bootmonitor"><b>Boot monitor</b>" The app comes with a boot monitor, that is triggered after booting the device with a new device setting. Sometimes a particular density setting can create a conflict with a launcher or a widget. In that case the user can't get into the system and there's nothing that can be done. This is where the boot manager comes into play. The boot manager will be executed after booting the device. In normal cases it will present the user with the option to stay with the new density or cancel it. However, if the user can't give any input, the boot manager will reboot the system after 30 seconds with the old/former density setting. "</string>
<string name="scaling"><b>Scaling issues</b>" Some apps don't scale well with the new resolution. To solve this a Android option called Compability Mode is turned off by default. One can turn it back on in the settings menus. Make sure you reset your device after change this settings. "<b><i>It is adviced to turn on the compatibility mode before uninstalling the app!</i></b>" "</string>
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