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Hey Bushmills,

That Lightning launcher sounds awesome and can pair very well with Automagic. The concept of separate desktops is similar to a UNIX multi-desktop environment.

Your multi-function widget looks especially cool, do you mind sharing it and explaining which features does it have?

This post is a mixture of questions about reliability of certain Automagic triggers, and a practical question seeking advice about particular use case. General idea: When I'm at home, I want my phone to stay reliably unlocked (after I unlock it once). When I get out from home, I want my phone to rel...

Not to steal a topic, but what are the main differences between Periodic Location Update trigger and Location triggers?
What are some example use cases when one is more suitable than the other?
E.g. SmartUnlock uses Location trigger for the same purpose as OP.

I'd like to have a button that toggles showing flow details in the flow list. I like the current list which can give a basic idea about what each flow does, but for browsing a long list of flows I would collapse those details, so that more flows can fit on screen. How about?

Looks ok. You may also just divide by 10000 once at the end. About the second option, you should try it yourself first. I'm a programmer, but new to Automagic. I didn't take a look yet at how to use arrays (which you would need for the second option). Too busy about other things at the moment. Try i...

Appreciate it, Martin!

Thanks! Oh, it is awesome! I didn't think I don't even have to extract the icon.

Looks like RR is using AOSP Quick Settings, but there's no System Tuner to try this . I've flashed another ROM (Beanstalk), it uses CM Quick Settings. I was able to add a quick tile using the CM Quick Settings Tile trigger. Would you consider adding adding ability to select an installed app's icon a...

Probably. It is available on my Moto G3 (Osprey). My suggestion: 1) If you just want to calculate and display an average once, do a simple loop. Set a counter variable to the number of samples you want, while counter is > 0, add a sample to an accumulator variable, decrement the counter by 1, and sl...

Did you try to use battery_current_avg? Does it not give you the results you like?
Why don't you just make a proper loop? Using a separate variable for every sample is quite bad programming... What if you'll change your mind and decide to average over 15 second intervals?