Your module is completely miraculous to me after Android 12.

[Elaman0117]

I really don't like the "Material You" design, and this is the universal solution I use to make my Android 13 devices look like Android 11. It should be very popular, but it took me a long time to find it... Have you tried promoting it in some forums? I really like this module and hope to keep developing it.

[luisbocanegra]

I really don't like the "Material You" design, and this is the universal solution I use to make my Android 13 devices look like Android 11.

Thanks, glad this has been useful to you, to me is still one of the first things I install if ever have to reset my small phone (5.5 inch) or switch roms to make it usable again 😄

It should be very popular, but it took me a long time to find it... Have you tried promoting it in some forums?

Yeah... I didn't, just some mentions of it on reddit threads 👀. maybe promoting it a little or even publishing it on android store could still be a good idea?...

I really like this module and hope to keep developing it.

I will, still open to suggestions of things that can be added and pull requests are welcomed, it's the main reason this project is open source after all.

[Elaman0117]

Thanks, glad this has been useful to you, to me is still one of the first things I install if ever have to reset my small phone (5.5 inch) or switch roms to make it usable again 😄

Is it a Pixel 3? If so then what a coincidence, I used it from high school to freshman year.

Yeah... I didn't, just some mentions of it on reddit threads 👀. maybe promoting it a little or even publishing it on android store could still be a good idea?...

Yep, that's the path I got here... I think this software definitely has a lot of room for development, but the people who are most likely to need it are people like me who know a little but are not proficient in Android. Not that F-Droid third-party sources are bad, but those of us (or maybe at least me) really don't think to add third-party sources. Open a few posts on XDA, Reddit, put on xda, F-droid (first-party library), I think it can be a good publicity, after all, at least I found a lot of excellent software through these channels. Although it is said that "Good wine needs no bush.", I hope that it can be found by more people.

I will, still open to suggestions of things that can be added and pull requests are welcomed, it's the main reason this project is open source after all.

I'll try, but I don't know much about Android development, Substratum themes, or even the format of GitHub feedback. 🫠

[luisbocanegra]

Is it a Pixel 3? If so then what a coincidence, I used it from high school to freshman year.

Nah Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 lol 💀

Yeah... I didn't, just some mentions of it on reddit threads eyes. maybe promoting it a little or even publishing it on android store could still be a good idea?...

Yep, that's the path I got here... I think this software definitely has a lot of room for development, but the people who are most likely to need it are people like me who know a little but are not proficient in Android. Not that F-Droid third-party sources are bad, but those of us (or maybe at least me) really don't think to add third-party sources. Open a few posts on XDA, Reddit, put on xda, F-droid (first-party library), I think it can be a good publicity, after all, at least I found a lot of excellent software through these channels. Although it is said that "Good wine needs no bush.", I hope that it can be found by more people.

Thanks for your advice, will try doing some of these when I have some time 👍

I will, still open to suggestions of things that can be added and pull requests are welcomed, it's the main reason this project is open source after all.

I'll try, but I don't know much about Android development, Substratum themes, or even the format of GitHub feedback. 🫠

Don't worry, I don't know much about android development either 🙃, knowing how to build it is enough. For "theming" there is a guide and a telegram group t. me / ThemingHelp in case you're interested

Most of the Android and Systemui overlays are obtained from existing ones that I've found interesting/useful:

• https://github.com/aosp-mirror/platform_frameworks_base/tree/main/core/res/res/values
• https://github.com/aosp-mirror/platform_frameworks_base/tree/main/packages/SystemUI/res/values

As you can see I mostly do config related things and not actual styling (doesn't mean is not welcomed 😃) because my knowledge there is limited too haha.