Yea, Darkstar. I hear ya. NCSettings has been through a couple bumps and I think, "3"?, updates since the jailbreak? Plus, you can't really do a real test without being completely restored. When you uninstall a tweak it does NOT uninstall its dependency files nor its data files per se. Now Auxo, I don't think, has any dependency files like Winterboard has several like "libhide", etc. But something in the preference files of other tweaks could still have been there causing Auxo's crashes. At other forums I visit some people are running perfectly clean with Auxo. That proves it's not 100% Auxo's fault. The problem, of course, is that these developers test "in a bubble" just running a jailbreak and their own tweak.Giving that, I've actually previously uninstalled everything on my iPhone 4, except NC Settings.
I was still experiencing crashes, so I opted to uninstall Auxo. Boom, crashes fixed. 2 updates later I reinstalled Auxo and gave it another try.
Same problem. To be fair, I didn't research what was making this tweak, or another tweak, crash. I uninstalled Auxo and my iPhone was good to go again.
Not sure if its NC Settings,but it seems highly probable in my mind.
. Silly way to work. But they can't test for every contingency.
Yea, Darkstar. I hear ya. NCSettings has been through a couple bumps and I think, "3"?, updates since the jailbreak? Plus, you can't really do a real test without being completely restored. When you uninstall a tweak it does NOT uninstall its dependency files nor its data files per se. Now Auxo, I don't think, has any dependency files like Winterboard has several like "libhide", etc. But something in the preference files of other tweaks could still have been there causing Auxo's crashes. At other forums I visit some people are running perfectly clean with Auxo. That proves it's not 100% Auxo's fault. The problem, of course, is that these developers test "in a bubble" just running a jailbreak and their own tweak.
I've been surprised how I've been able to live without SBSettings too. To its credit it takes 3 - 4 tweaks to replace all its functionality. But not impossible. And now since Springtomize's recent update - we can have RAM readout in our status bar again (without SBSettings too). YEEEEES!!!!!!!! Though I'm frustrated both Springtomize and SBSettings add in 'Wired RAM' as 'usable'. It is not. The only true RAM availability is Free + Inactive. Wired and Active we have no real access to. The one RAM reading tweak out there that shows true availability is ncRam (lower case "nc" - there's one called NCRam too - which shows FREE+INACTIVE +WIRED). So if you want to see your real RAM availability get ncRam and set it to show in your Notification Center at the top. WiredRAM added in (which is what you get with SBSettings, NCRam and Springtomize2) gives you an artifical extra 100-180MB of RAM showing. False security. LOL!!!
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Yeah. I'm with you! Auxo is very COOL! But it needs even more fixing.Thanks for the heads up on that tweak.
I will admit, I didn't go through the hassle of restoring and re-jail breaking to get to the bottom of Auxo's crashes. Just seems like too much of a hassle.
I'll try it again once it's ready for prime time as you've said. Til then, I'll use the stock app switcher.
Springtomize has had this ability since iPhone 3G, sir! Just go into Status Bar and enable Custom Time String and choose date. Simple! Now you can't have time + date if that's what you meant.
I can understand why you'd say that, but it doesn't just give me thumbnails of my apps. It also adds the toggles that I used to use with SBSettings for quick access to system settings without the hassle of opening the Settings app. I actually uninstalled SBSettings. It also gives me quick access to the music player and volume controls and I really like how they work (until the phone crashes).
