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[How to] "Portrait desktop" using QBW
1. Make two desktops. One with everything portrait and one with everything landscape. Note the number of each desktop. For example I used no. 1 desktop as landscape desktop and no. 2 as portrait desktop.
My landscape: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11774787/Scr...416-174936.png and portrait: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11774787/Scr...416-174941.png 2. Make a new Queen beecon widget in the landscape desktop. Add new command: Code:
if [ "`cat /sys/devices/platform/gpoi-switch/slide/state`" = "closed" ]; thenhttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/11774787/Scr...416-181743.png Make the widget invisible if you wish so. Now when you you tilt your phone when on landscape desktop it switches to portrait desktop. 3. Do the same on portrait desktop, but change the command to Code:
if [ "$QBW_ORIENTATION_MODE" = "landscape" ]; thenNow when tilting your phone between landscape and portrait it should also switch the desktops according to devices orientation. EDIT: Edited the code, this is not so rude anymore! :) EDIT2: Now it doesn't switch to portrait if the keyboard is open |
Re: [How to] Rude portrait desktop using QBW
So how would we make the widgets portrait? Like the temperature and clock widget? Does it have auto rotate built in?
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Re: [How to] Rude portrait desktop using QBW
That's another issue. Every widget can't be flipped 90 degrees to portrait. For my portrait desktop I used the allmighty Queen Beecon widget that can be set to portrait mode. The clock is DigiClock widget that can also do this.
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Re: [How to] Rude portrait desktop using QBW
one question: where to find that theme? It looks great :)
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It's Array theme with my custom desktop icons.
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Re: [How to] Rude portrait desktop using QBW
Whats "rude"?
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I don't get it, does the widget change the desktop to the portrait screen, or does it actually rotate? And if it's rotating, why do you need to make a landscape and portrait screen?
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I have a portrait screen, and it's specifically for when i'm out and about and landscape is inconvenient. At such times, the task launcher isn't necessary because i don't open the menu or other apps. My portrait screen just has the date/time, and QBW to open phone and conversations. If i'm in need of the menu or other apps, i won't be needing the portrait screen. |
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