Billboard Standby Screen

Submitted by thp on Wed, 2015/07/08 - 11:25

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Display the current date, battery level, current song, internet connection information and more on your N9's standby screen - easy customization!

After the initial installation, you have to restart your N9 for configuration changes to take effect.

Web page: http://thp.io/2012/billboard/

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Application versions:

Attachment	Size	Date
billboard_1.1.1_armel.deb	113.31 KB	19/04/2014 - 18:51
billboard_2.0.0_armel.deb	111.13 KB	06/09/2014 - 16:20
billboard_2.0.1_armel.deb	123.13 KB	06/05/2015 - 16:55
billboard_2.2.0_armel.deb	124.63 KB	08/07/2015 - 11:24

Changelog:

billboard (2.2.0) harmattan; urgency=low

* [Elliot Wolk] aegis: Add D-Bus credentials (billboardd, billboard-cli)
* [Elliot Wolk] dbus: Print message when D-Bus service registration fails
* [Thomas Perl] Releasing: Read all version numbers from debian/changelog

Comments

BonoNL

Tue, 2017/04/25 - 20:47

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One of the best apps on N9 and a great use of the technology(screen) used by the phone!

Ygorr

Mon, 2015/11/30 - 17:20

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Please add possibility to enlarge Clock font

didilalalagon9

Sat, 2014/12/06 - 15:46

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Great work, what would be a final touch is if you could add a ``night`` mode that automatically change from anny of the choosen collors for fonts to the red including disabling anny op logo and, setting for start and end of this mode and even en switch on/off for that feature.That would bring it a step closer to the sleeping screen we all loved on symbiant.

Hoseync

Thu, 2014/10/16 - 22:00

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wow, great work man, I love you and this app, I waiting for more app

clouseau

Mon, 2014/09/08 - 20:43

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Endless boot loop happend again.

Version 2.0 is unstable, watchout.

slaapliedje

Sun, 2014/09/14 - 20:45

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So, even after having this warning, I went a head and uninstalled the 1.1 version, and installed 2.0. Well, it indeed sent it into a boot loop, it rebooted at least twice, and I thought 'crap, time to flash my phone'. So while looking up in the other room how to flash it, it apparently booted up. too bad this ruined my 48 day uptime, but at least I didn't have to reflash.

clouseau

Sun, 2014/09/07 - 22:59

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Back after unbricking the phone.

Since I had to flash the phone, I installed kernel plus and fasterN9, then the Bilboard 2, and it works ok.

~~Not sure what happend here (don't have ubiboot to bring the phone up in safe mode and I can't tell anything wrong from the sys log). Had only FasterN9 1.1.7 installed out of all unstable things (stock kernel that time).

osmingab85

Sun, 2015/12/20 - 22:16

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Brother, I want to know if I can help you out of doubt about the kernel PLUS ... to serve that and how to install and what are the improvements brought about that ...