Revision history [back]

I think it would be nice to change mcetool configurations via settings, i.e. there could be a separate top menu item for it.

I think it would be nice to change mcetool configurations via settings, i.e. there could be a separate top menu item for it.

I think it would be nice to change mcetool configurations via settings, i.e. there could be a separate top menu item for it.

This may sound like a luxury problem but not everybody is comfortable with starting a terminal which needs developer mode activated and type in a command, just to activate LPM, LPM, to give an illustrative example.

I think it would be nice to change mcetool configurations via settings, i.e. there could be a separate top menu item (advanced settings) for it.

This may sound like a luxury problem but not everybody is comfortable with starting a terminal which needs developer mode activated and type in a command, just to activate LPM, to give an illustrative example.

I think it would be nice to change mcetool configurations via settings, i.e. there could be a separate top menu item (advanced settings) for it.

This may sound like a luxury problem but not everybody is comfortable with starting a terminal which needs developer mode activated and type in a command, just to activate LPM, or to change proximity sensor settings, to give an illustrative example.examples.

I think it would be nice to change mcetool configurations via settings, i.e. there could be a separate top menu item (advanced settings) for it.

This may sound like a luxury problem but not everybody is comfortable with starting a terminal which needs developer mode activated and type in a command, just to activate LPM, (Glance screen), or to change proximity sensor settings, to give illustrative examples.