I would argue that UT has advantages for tinkerers, you can do whatever you want and can simply reflash and retain data like nothing happened 🙂 Also, technically UT doesn't do anything to stop tinkering. You tinker all you want. It's just built very differently compared to the tradition Linux OSes so you need to do the tinkering differently.
As for the media controls, there's actually sensor gestures in QML for shaking and such but in my experiments, it's very wonky and triggers erratically. There's one where you cover the light sensor for 1 second which kinda works well but drains the battery since it's active even when locked, at least on the FP4.
Doesn't hardly anyone care any more. You guys took to long on the lte 4 g crude. You still not have delivered so no one is listening.
I would argue that UT has advantages for tinkerers, you can do whatever you want and can simply reflash and retain data like nothing happened 🙂
Also, technically UT doesn't do anything to stop tinkering. You tinker all you want. It's just built very differently compared to the tradition Linux OSes so you need to do the tinkering differently.
As for the media controls, there's actually sensor gestures in QML for shaking and such but in my experiments, it's very wonky and triggers erratically. There's one where you cover the light sensor for 1 second which kinda works well but drains the battery since it's active even when locked, at least on the FP4.
Doesn't hardly anyone care any more. You guys took to long on the lte 4 g crude. You still not have delivered so no one is listening.