[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ffolkes:
Sorry for the delay.

I've been working on something which has worked out quite well for me. When I walk my dog it's very difficult to turn such a big device on with one hand and an impatient dog pulling on the other, so I'm always afraid I'll drop it. Slide2Wake is great, but it works best with two hands. So I made new gestures I've nicknamed "arc swipes", which are swipes starting directly above the Home button, and following the arc of your thumb to the right that will wake it. There is also one for left-handed users. This works well, but waking easily with one hand isn't much good unless you can go back to sleep with one hand too. Unfortunately you can't use any simple gestures when the screen is on, since there would be no way to differentiate them from intentional input. However, our digitizers report contact width, so I added functionality to be able to use a long-tap of something wide, like your thumb, to turn the screen off. By default, this special long-tap-off mode is only activated when you wake your device using one of the arc swipes, and it automatically disables itself after 15 seconds. The timeout can be set to infinite (0), which means any time you wake with an arc swipe, you can long tap with your thumb to turn it off. When you wake with a slide or physical button press, long-tap-off is NOT activated. There are settings in STweaks to tweak.

New Options in STweaks

[Right-Handed Arc Swipe]: In addition to the traditional left-to-right swipe to wake, this will allow waking with one hand by swiping the arc of your thumb, starting above the Home button.

[Left-Handed Arc Swipe]: The same as above, but for use with the left hand. Both can be enabled at the same time.

[Long-press-off]: If you can turn your phone on with one hand using the arc swipe, it would be nice if you could turn it off with one hand too. Unfortunately a similar arc swipe would be triggered too easily when the screen was on. So instead, this will cause any wide (thumb) touch contact on the bottom half of the screen within the timeout period defined below to send the phone to sleep. ACTIVATED ONLY WHEN WOKEN WITH AN ARC SWIPE.

[Long-tap-off Timeout]: If using Long-tap-off, this defines the period in which it will function. After this timeout has elapsed, Long-tap-off will be disabled until the next time you wake with an arc gesture. When set to 0, infinite mode is active and it will never timeout, remaining active unless woken from something other than an arc swipe.

[Long-tap-off Duration]: If using Long-tap-off, this defines how long you must hold your finger down (and not move it) for it to trigger.

[Long-tap-off Minimum Pressure]: If using Long-tap-off, this defines how much "pressure" (aka how smushed against the screen your finger looks to the digitizer) is needed in order to trigger it. Ideally you want this high enough not to cause any false positives, but low enough that you can comfortably trigger it with your full thumb.

[Long-tap-off X/Y Drift Tolerance]: If using Long-tap-off, this defines how much your finger can move before it assumes you are interacting with the screen and doesn't trigger. Set higher to make it easier to trigger, set lower to make it harder.

Plasma 2.0b12 / Updated gesture pack

Bugfixes for the features introduced last time

Works with PAC builds after 10/13 (shoutout to the X-Files)

Moved pm_lock_idx to the cpufreq driver

Updated to the latest version of zzmoove (CPU governor)

Made zzmoove the default governor (should help with freezes and sleep of death) Don't forget to change it in STweaks, otherwise it will remember what was set last

Power off gesture (unrelated to Slide2Wake) is now just pressing a touchkey while touching the upper 10% of the screen; no more awkward power off swipe

Removed the Swipe Finger Angle Tolerance, as checking for angles was proving unreliable

Added the new arc swipe and long-tap-off features