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Wakelock in android app to keep it alive #71
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My fork GfxTablet+ (see earlier message) has configurable background color, and also inversion of colors. (It does everything GfxTablet does and much more - you have to install networktablet+ instead of networktablet on your Linux desktop computer; the new protocol is incompatible with the one used by GfxTablet, but both apps can be used independently). There is no wakelock at this point, but it would be extremely easy to add that. I'll definitely include a wakelock in the next release. |
Thanks. I have tried your fork, it is not for me. The Android app appears to have everything and the kitchen sink while all I want is a tablet input device. |
On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 05:53:08AM -0700, Fredrik Chabot wrote:
Sorry for that - I have tried it here on different Linux/Debian systems, and For sure, networktablet+ requires a lot of interaction with X, while getWindow().addFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_KEEP_SCREEN_ON); in the routine from CanvasActivity.java : Best, |
An easy "wakelock" solution is to use Tasker with a simple profile that keeps the screen on for "24/hrs", or however long you want to set it for. I have a "screen on" task setup for a handful of apps that I don't want timing out the minute I set the tablet down. |
Wakelock in android app to keep it alive.
Also make the background black or configurable to save power on oled screens.
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