Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

pfuh
this little things makes it so smooooth :D
thanks again

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

Installed OK

Testing with the following apps running
Media Player
sygic MM10 - route demo
email
browser windows
file manager
conky

fast switching between windows
no delay in picking up incoming call

looking good

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

Loud applause :)

Thanks so much debernardis, the minor tweaks to presentation make all the difference.
We should be able to use this thread to show the many hackers out there that their simple tweaks can be wrapped up cleanly ;)



Please don't do this part though, imagine how bad it will be if everyone followed suit :eek:

if you *do* want to add something similar, add a small script and .desktop icon which opens the browser to this thread :)
(or similar kind of idea perhaps?)

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

Christine feels smoother with these tweaks :)
Thanks!

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

Thanks for this deb. This does seem to have improved responsiveness on my 900, although it has been off a couple of times, so I could drop the sim into another phone for a short while.

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

so this tweak will make the transition effect less jaggier?

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

Isn't a reboot required after install? I don't see that in the list of instructions nor does the install suggest that.

Frank

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

well, its been almost a month since I am using that hack, jes created another file to run with the original mod... so long no crashes, only that the cpu ram free memory oscilates a lil bit from high to low when the battery power is vanishing.. anyway, that hack makes the n900 works like a totally different tablet. love that.

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

would this work with the enhanced kernel?

Re: [announce] swappolube to lubricate your gui
 

I don't see any reason it wouldn't, i'm using kernel-power and it's working fine :)