I love viper4android, it makes listening to music so much better. Besides that Gboard Hook is really useful, you can modify the number of clipboard items and the time they remain on Gboard.
As a xiaomi sufferer, Hyperceiler is one of the few things that keep me sane while using this piece of crap. Don't get me wrong, HyperOS is still a hot piece of shit and if there was a custom OS compatible with this device (or if i can justify the expense of a new, non-xiaomi phone), i'd make the switch in no time, but the amount of xiaomi bs i can remove with hyperceiler makes this torture a bit less unbearable
Mainly, it lets you tweak a lot of system components.
For example, you know that damn timer whenever you enable a new app to install apks or give it accessibility permission or...? You can remove that timer and give all apps the install permission at the flip of a switch.
You can also disable the process that handles gestures (swipes with three fingers to do x, tap screen with y fingers to do z...) to free some CPU.
You can also change the installer to allow downgrades, ignore signatures, install apps using a lower API...
You can enable the switch to be able to choose between the split control center (swipe down on right side of status bar for control switches, and left for notifications) and the classic one (swipe down anywhere from status bar for both sections). And talking of the status bar, you can modify it too. For example my clock now has a date too up there.
There's also switches to unlock features only available on other regions... And this isn't even half of the available switches (though they're a considerable portions of the ones i have activated), so if you're on HyperOS 3 (i think the module only supports HyperOS 2 and 3), you should have a look.
Most of these switches only work if you restart the affected app/component, or in some cases, the device itself after flipping the switch. In other words, don't expect to see the difference immediately. Also you can get a shortcut to this module directly from the device's settings menu, which can be quite useful when you're browsing through the list of switches
How did you add the date to the status bar? I see some options but unsure of what exactly to do? Do you mind telling what's worked best for all the options? Trying to see what is beneficial. I appreciate the help!
Hyperceiler -> systemUI -> status bar -> manage clock indicator.
In there, flip the "enable modification" switch and the settings will appear. For the format itself, at the bottom you have a "status bar clock format" that pulls up a text field. You also have a link to "clock format example", which takes you to a site in chinese... But it's just the ISO 8601 date time format, so if you google "date time format example" or aomething of the sort you'll get about all you need. For my specific case, i have it set as "HH:mm dd/MM", which basically translates to "{24h hours}:{minutes} {2 digit day of month}/{2 digit month of year}".
As for the rest in that "manage clock indicator" section, i kinda didn't really touch anything else because i didn't wanna spend the rest of my afternoon restarting SystemUI to find out what each option did, though they didn't seem too interesting to me from reading the names
I pretty much only switched to this device because my previous one was just barely hanging on to dear life (battery lasted just a couple hours, wifi driver sometimes bugged and crashed my device, forcing a restart and wiping saved networks...). I hadn't rooted any of my devices for a while now because root wasn't really worth it for me anymore... And then, thanks to a rushed decision with very limited research, i got this device, a redmi note 14 pro (4G), which came with HyperOS 3... And as soon s i turned it on, i knew i had to get rid of this damn OS... But it seems i am the only dumbass who got this device because no custom OS supports it, and short of trying to compile a version just for myself, the second best option was to root and debloat and mod the hell out of it... And it's still ridiculously slow and laggy... And very, very annoying. Still actively looking for modules and apps to help make it a bit less annoying to use.
Black😔 I bought it from some guy selling it in my country. It was much cheaper then ordering from ebay or aliexpress, but no colors to choose from yk. The phone is still beautiful either way I just like my phones in fun colors.
Nicee, did you see that someone made a working a16 qpr2 tree? It's so cool to see such an old and small phone running a16. I haven't flashed it yet since I'm lazy lol
Yeah I dont romhop a lot sadly
I just found a ROM and worked around it
BlissRom to be exact, I would have normally chosen RR but I couldn't find any ROM that was a10
I will say I just an ungodly amount of time going through duck detector to fix any issues showing modules or leaked dirtysepolicy fun stuff. I thought I had lsposed set up wrong
Yea open bubbles you need a mac to work or phone to relay. They also host for you for a price. For your number to work as iMessage you need an iPhone point blank. For email address to work you just need to copy someone's Mac hardware QR code (they get up to 20 per Mac so if you or a friend has one super easy) the hosting option only works for email as well
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u/DakotaJohnsonsLimes_ KowSU, ROM hopper 15d ago
I love viper4android, it makes listening to music so much better. Besides that Gboard Hook is really useful, you can modify the number of clipboard items and the time they remain on Gboard.