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2012-09-18
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#2921
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Originally Posted by F2thaK
yup, a few posts after mine Vesuri explained how its all done
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2012-09-18
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Originally Posted by F2thaK
Paste new-mcompositor.conf in home/user/.config/mcompositor
I think you can remove quicklaunch bar...
If the folder does not exist, install the swipe manager, there is generated in the folder mcompositor home/user/.config
I have not tried creating the folder mcompositor.
Changes in the swipe manager are generating the file and folder mcompositor.
I hope you understand me and excuse my English.
Last edited by guillermorojaz; 2012-09-18 at 03:37.
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2012-09-18
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Originally Posted by guillermorojaz
Paste new-mcompositor.conf in home/user/.config/mcompositor
If the folder does not exist, install the swipe manager, there is generated in the folder mcompositor home/user/.config
I have not tried creating the folder mcompositor.
Changes in the swipe manager are generating the file and folder mcompositor.
I hope you understand me and excuse my English.
If the folder doesn't exist just do as root:
mkdir -p /home/user/.config/mcompositor
nano /home/user/.config/mcompositor/new-mcompositor.conf
Code:
qlb-deskillmanned=1 quick-launch-bar-timeout-ms=10000
then as user:
killall mcompositor
Voila! done...
Edit: if the mkdir and nano parts give you the error "Permission denied" just do the as user instead of root...Its just I'm using open mode so can do them either way...
Last edited by thedead1440; 2012-09-18 at 07:38.
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2012-09-18
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#2924
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For anyone having issues with tweak o....
Delete everything from /var/cache/apt/archives/
****EXCEPT 'partial' directory. Turns out you need that
I also ran apt-get update as I killed the store by removing that partial directory and wanted to see what was going on... may need to run that too.
It seems that if anything is already in /var/cache/apt/archives/ the script will just jump directly to the "Your application catched successfully!" message.
On a random note, any chance of getting 'catched' changed to 'caught' in that message?
Delete everything from /var/cache/apt/archives/
****EXCEPT 'partial' directory. Turns out you need that
I also ran apt-get update as I killed the store by removing that partial directory and wanted to see what was going on... may need to run that too.
It seems that if anything is already in /var/cache/apt/archives/ the script will just jump directly to the "Your application catched successfully!" message.
On a random note, any chance of getting 'catched' changed to 'caught' in that message?
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2012-09-18
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#2925
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Originally Posted by slackers
No need to remove them manually, as root user into terminal run:
For anyone having issues with tweak o....
Delete everything from /var/cache/apt/archives/
****EXCEPT 'partial' directory. Turns out you need that
I also ran apt-get update as I killed the store by removing that partial directory and wanted to see what was going on... may need to run that too.
It seems that if anything is already in /var/cache/apt/archives/ the script will just jump directly to the "Your application catched successfully!" message.
Code:
apt-get clean
Originally Posted by slackers
Also in main script there is a Cach instead of Catch, then until they'll be edit you can change the file manually (also I do this for others files) directly from terminal; as root user run:
On a random note, any chance of getting 'catched' changed to 'caught' in that message?
Code:
nano /opt/N9QTweak/OVI/catch_deb.sh
PS: If you haven't installed nano yet, as root user run:
Code:
apt-get install nano
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2012-09-18
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Originally Posted by guillermorojaz
Paste new-mcompositor.conf in home/user/.config/mcompositor
If the folder does not exist, install the swipe manager, there is generated in the folder mcompositor home/user/.config
I have not tried creating the folder mcompositor.
Changes in the swipe manager are generating the file and folder mcompositor.
I hope you understand me and excuse my English.
Originally Posted by thedead1440
What is the difference between creating and editing /home/user/.config/mcompositor/new-mcompositor.conf and the file added in /.config/mcompositor/new-mcompositor.conf by an N9QTweak script? It is possible to modify this one instead, or is necessary a file created by user and not root user?
If the folder doesn't exist just do as root:
mkdir -p /home/user/.config/mcompositor
nano /home/user/.config/mcompositor/new-mcompositor.conf
Ctrl+X to saveCode:qlb-deskillmanned=1 quick-launch-bar-timeout-ms=10000
then as user:
killall mcompositor
Voila! done...
Edit: if the mkdir and nano parts give you the error "Permission denied" just do the as user instead of root...Its just I'm using open mode so can do them either way...
Last edited by death_jax; 2012-09-18 at 08:27.
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2012-09-18
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#2927
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I wanted to use "Battery Percentage" tweak. I first installed inception (EE) and then I used tweak T -> coderus toggle -> Battery Percentage. But it didn't work. I use the latest N9Qtweak. Did I anything wrong?
Thanks for responding.
Thanks for responding.
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2012-09-18
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#2928
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Originally Posted by death_jax
Does the N9QTweak script put it in ~/.config or /.config?
What is the difference between creating and editing /home/user/.config/mcompositor/new-mcompositor.conf and the file added in /.config/mcompositor/new-mcompositor.conf by an N9QTweak script? It is possible to modify this one instead, or is necessary a file created by user and not root user?
Its better to put it into ~/.config AFAIK as user permissions are sufficient...
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2012-09-18
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#2929
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
The tweak A (Transition MOD) of N9QTweak copy the .config dir from /opt/N9QTweak to /.
Does the N9QTweak script put it in ~/.config or /.config?
Its better to put it into ~/.config AFAIK as user permissions are sufficient...
Last edited by death_jax; 2012-09-18 at 11:53.
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2012-09-18
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#2930
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Originally Posted by death_jax
Ah then you will have to create it in ~/.config/
The tweak A of N9QTweak put the file in /.config/mcompositor dir
Of course you can try first putting the lines in the existing file in /.config
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