This may be a stupid question but I have a Note 3 with AMOLED screen which unlike backlit LCD screens is most…
This may be a stupid question but I have a Note 3 with AMOLED screen which unlike backlit LCD screens is most battery efficient with black pixels. Is there a simple way I can get a black background theme with LLX?
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Current desktop→wallpaper→color→#ff000000
isn’t it?
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I have a question… Please help me … I have Nexus 5 with android l but i can’t install lightning launcher why????
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Masaoka Taro No, that just gives me a black wallpaper. I’m looking for a white text on black background theme that’s compatible with LLX
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2 Options come to mind.
A. Custom ROM CyanogenMod with a blacked out theme.
B.Use the dark theme its not black but it ain’t white either.
Change the actionbar background to black (drawable) make your own menu that has a black background you can do this with a folder, use the no wallpaper option if you have it if not use a black wallpaper.
Gera Ambros What happens when you try to install it?
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I am confused… Is that mean black setup or black background on lightning menu?
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He wants a black setup inc black LLX backgrounds
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Sorry, everything still white on black for me maybe because I use Android 2.2.1
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I remember that Android 2.x dark theme was praised for being friendly with amoled screen at the time of the Nexus One.
I suspect this is more a marketing thing however, and I am not sure you will see a great difference though, considering all the other apps that use a lighter theme. I believe that if you lower just a bit the overall screen brightness you’ll save more.
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Thanks for your information i install LLX finally apreciated your help.
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