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Advanced Configuration for System Preferences

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Description

* Please note that this patch only works with default en_us locale.

* This patch conflicts with many other patches that provide the same functionality.

This patch adds the following configuration options:

- Configurable blink notification for phone, messaging and email apps.

- Configurable notification repeat for phone, messaging and email apps.

- Configurable notification vibration length for phone, messaging and email apps.

- Configurable speakerphone behavior for phone app.

- Configurable default and on call view for phone app.

- Configurable touchstone removal action for phone app.

- Configurable slider opening and closing actions for phone app.

- Configuration for handling messaging drafts.

- Per account messaging notifications settings.

- Per contact SMS ringtone configuration.

- Per contact call blocking / voicemail direction.

- Roam only option for voice roaming in phone services.

- Global state toggle for phone and location services.

- Showing of configured wifi networks even if they are out of range.

- Configurable haptic feedback in screen settings.

- Media volume changing in sound settings.

- Configurable alert and notification sound.

- Configurable low battery and charger notificaitons.

This patch also sets lowest brightness to 0 and adds more screen turn of times. Also the slider widgets in preferences are changed to show the value of the slider.

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Information

Seller: sconix

Homepage: http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Patch:AdvancedConfigurations

Category: Advanced

Updated: November 29, 2010

Version: 1.4.5-108

Size: 58k

License: MIT License Open Source

Type: Patch

Feed: WebOS Patches

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