N9 Clock UI MOD v3.3 (9/1/12) - maemo.org

F2thaK | # 1 | 2011-11-27, 11:10 | Report

Id like to announce my UI MOD for the N9's Clock app. The first time I opened the Clock, I was like "Why is it so light?". Just about everything else has a dark theme. So Ive made it darker and better!

*Compatible with PR1.2*

WARNING: you may want to backup your files first and I am not responsible if you stuff your device.

DOWNLOAD v3.3 (9/1/12)

Please, Support Development

Video of v2.0

Screenshots:

Changelog:

Version 3.3 (9/1/12)
- "Clock app crashing" Bug Fixed
- "Clock face is Default" Bug Fixed
- Fixed Install & Remove Scripts
- Clock face tweak

Version 3.2 (3/1/12)
- Fixed scripts
- Added Splash screen

Version 3.1 (1/1/12)
- Scripts fixed
- Bug fixes
- Redesign

Version 2.0 (4/12/11)
- Fixed loading background
- Made install script

Version 1.5: (3/12/11)
- Increased time, date & AM/PM font size for digital clock
- Reverted alarm settings colours to standard

Installation:
*I recommend removing any older versions before installing*

1. - Enable "Developer Mode" (In Settings > Security) and install the prompted dependencies.
2. - Download Installer zip file. (Links at very top of post and in 'Changelog' section.)
3. - Copy files in zip to root directory of N9 via PC using USB Mass Storage. (NOT Documents or any sub-folder.)
4. - Open the "Terminal" app and type:

Code:

devel-su
rootme  [root password; default is shown]
sh /home/user/MyDocs/clock-install.sh

5. - Device will automatically reboot to apply theme

To revert to default theme:

1. - Open Terminal and type:

Code:

devel-su
rootme  [root password; default is shown]
sh /home/user/MyDocs/clock-default.sh

2. - Device will automatically reboot to apply theme

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Last edited by F2thaK; 2012-05-23 at 12:21. Reason: HAPPY NEW YEAR UPDATE !!

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Arie | # 2 | 2011-12-01, 01:27 | Report

Here you go....

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F2thaK | # 3 | 2011-12-03, 02:31 | Report

New version, see first post.

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Arie | # 4 | 2011-12-03, 02:43 | Report

Originally Posted by F2thaK View Post

New version, see first post.

Just did it, looks gorgeous, though I think the numbers for alarms should be white too, a reboot isn't necessary

Thanks

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F2thaK | # 5 | 2011-12-03, 02:53 | Report

Originally Posted by Arie View Post

Just did it, looks gorgeous, though I think the numbers for alarms should be white too, a reboot isn't necessary

Thanks

I agree, but I *cannot* find out how to change the alarm text under the clock...

F2thaK | # 6 | 2011-12-04, 02:48 | Report

Version 2.0 released, has install script so is much easier to install!

See first post.

Arie | # 7 | 2011-12-04, 02:53 | Report

Originally Posted by F2thaK View Post

Version 2.0 released, has install script so is much easier to install!

See first post.

Installed, works flawlessly!

Edit: The script made it hard to install, I just removed the script and installed it straight....

Second Edit: If you want to skip the script part, remove darkclock.sh from the folder
terminal
devel-su
rootme
cd /home/user/MyDocs/darkclock
cp -R usr/ /
no need for a reboot

Last edited by Arie; 2011-12-04 at 03:09.

vihru | # 8 | 2011-12-04, 10:46 | Report

very nice! thanks! but those alarms texts are poorly visible...

F2thaK | # 9 | 2011-12-04, 13:06 | Report

yeh i know, I spent ages today messing with this, made almost no progress

Schturman | # 10 | 2011-12-05, 14:48 | Report

waiting