-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 257
FAQ
Francesco edited this page Mar 25, 2018
·
18 revisions
$ tui -rm
$ tui -reset
This will reset everything (settings + aliases)
No, T-UI is a launcher.
config -set show_suggestions false
$ shellcommands
is a command that let's you know what executables commands are in your /system/bin
folder, and nothing more than this.
If you want to use a command (like ping
, cat
or echo
) just type in the input field and press enter.
Notifications are supported only on Android >= 4.3
You may be lucky, or you may not.
- use the command
$ config -get show_notifications
. If you get "true" it's good - use the command
$ config -get default_app_state
. If you get "true" it's good - use the command
$ notifications -access
. You will reach the "Notification access" system page.- If t-ui is disabled, enable it.
- If t-ui is enabled, disable it. Then re-enable.
Then restart t-ui and check if notifications appear.
- if nothing works, delete your file "notifications.xml" (
rm t-ui/notifications.xml
) and restart t-ui - reboot your device if none of the former steps work
config -set max_lines -1
Long click on it and click "exclude this notification".
You will probably need to set the path to your external sd card:
config -set external_storage_path path/to/your/sdcard
Francesco Andreuzzi, Italy, [email protected]