Originally Posted by slarti

I got bored yesterday and was thinking about listening to dbus-signals (I assume everyone does exactly this when bored). I also happened to try connecting my N9 to my computer via bluetooth. As a result I came up with a sort of proof-of-concept script to get the bluetooth connected/disconnected rule working with Profilematic.

Originally Posted by smcsa

Can you put a new condition: GPS ON / GPS OFF ?
I need this to stop gprs when I use navi to reduce power consumption when walking. When travel by car I use power from my car.
So I want a rule like this:
Conditions: GPS is ON and Charging is OFF
Action: Custom action for stopping data

Originally Posted by lorenzo

@ajalkane can you please make that i can set time condition more than one time, this is my problem: (i didn't want to create two different rules for just one action) e.g. on monday and saturday go silent from 14:00 to 19:00 other days from 8:00 to 15:00
can you? thanks

Originally Posted by ajalkane

Thanks, good stuff here... I failed doing this trying to use to official Bluetooth APIs. My next step would have been to try by trying to spy the DBus APIs, but I lost motivation as I had used so much time trying to make the code work already.

But if this works, it might be relatively straight-forward (yet unfortunately still time-consuming) to use this code to include Bluetooth condition into ProfileMatic.

Originally Posted by Ancelad

Hmm, there is one nice idea in Nokia Amber (GDR2) Update for Windows Phone - sleeping clock (night clock). This mean lowpower screen clock changes it's brightness and color to dark-red (as I see). So, I've made it for our Nokia N9 using ProfileMatic.

Make AmberClock.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh
#call AmberClock.sh color font size
sed -i "/LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {/,/color/c\\
LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {\\
    font: \$FONT_FAMILY_"$2" "$3"mm;\\
    color: #"$1"; " /usr/share/themes/base/meegotouch/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia/style/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl stop xsession/sysuid && sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start xsession/sysuid

As you can see this script will use 3 parameters:
$1 - your clock color (RGB)
$2 - font style (BOLD or LIGHT)
$3 - font size in mm (12 or 13 is good I think)

Then put it (for example) into

Code:

/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock

and go to ProfileMatic. Choose rule you need, set time and days, then go into More - Actions - Custom Action.
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When rule activates:

Code:

sh -c "echo rootme | devel-su -c '/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/AmberClock.sh 980016 BOLD 13'"

And click test. After some seconds you'll see your new lowpower clock.
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When rule deactivates:

Code:

sh -c "echo rootme | devel-su -c '/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/AmberClock.sh FFFFFF LIGHT 10'"

And click test. After some seconds you'll see your default lowpower clock
http://i.piccy.info/i7/5a0f76c94cc2d...105734_500.jpghttp://i.piccy.info/a3/2013-07-04-05...81x500-r/i.gif

Also you can change lowpower icons such as beep-icon etc.. Put default icons into

Code:

/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/default/

Then apply new colors and put new icons into

Code:

/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/amber/

Then you need to change AmberClock.sh like this

Code:

#!/bin/sh
#call AmberClock.sh color font size icons
sed -i "/LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {/,/color/c\\
LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {\\
    font: \$FONT_FAMILY_"$2" "$3"mm;\\
    color: #"$1"; " /usr/share/themes/base/meegotouch/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia/style/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css
cp -rf /home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/"$4"/*.png /usr/share/themes/blanco/meegotouch/icons
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid

New parameter:
$4 - amber or default

So, ProfileMatic command lines will be
When rule activates:

Code:

sh -c "echo rootme | devel-su -c '/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/AmberClock.sh 980016 BOLD 13 amber'"

And click test. After some seconds you'll see your new lowpower clock and icons.

When rule deactivates:

Code:

sh -c "echo rootme | devel-su -c '/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/AmberClock.sh FFFFFF LIGHT 10 default'"

And click test. After some seconds you'll see your default lowpower clock and icons.

Enjoy

Originally Posted by Ancelad

Make sure that your password is rootme. This script works with any theme

Originally Posted by Ancelad

hmm, try

Code:

chmod +x  /home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/AmberClock.sh