I use FlowX (formerly Weather bomb).
Might not be the prettiest of apps but sure gives up lots of data from different sources, and someone else said I like the radar aspect of it.
Yeah I'm just been a little tongue in cheek and keeping your screen active would probably make Greta mad and possibly lead to burn in on your screen.
Both of these are undesirable, and there might be something out there for ya. Gotta ask, why, do you want this specifically?
Like I unplug maybe once a day so it's not an issue here, but curious why it's irking you?
Yeah, I'm lucky that I have the option of both gesture or three button nav of which, I still use the latter because it's better for me.
I was big on gestures back in the day with LMT and something I've found with MiuiOS is they now have that with Quick Ball as it's called. It's ace, and also a bit like AOSP Browser side gestures which I also used to use.
Further, slightly off topic ranting? Yes, where I work they currently have an obsession with installing touchscreens on HMI panels to control machinery. Problem is the touch resolution on them is dogshit so peeps end up start trying to use with them with their pens etc and physically damage the screen.
Before these touchscreen "interfaces", we had nice IP68 physical buttons on a Siemens panel that did the very same functions. Sickens me how much they cost for a lower quality interface.
Technically, you can actually by changing this developer setting
https://i.imgur.com/nMQuwOR.jpg
If your screen never turns off whilst charging then fixed it, right?
....runs away. 😇
I just checked the tiny text on the MHL cable I have (never been used since I have none of those devices) and it seems you're gucci with your P30
https://i.imgur.com/kw7KFmd.jpg
Like others say, blind tapping might be the best option here and if @elver@feddit.uk can share a screenshot of where that clicky is.....bingo?
Simple lockscreen screenshot I found from 10 years back, and where I was making AndroidLost persistent across factory resets on a Galaxy S2
Fun times.
I'd also check out some of the dedicated Sun Locator apps
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andymstone.sunpositiondemo
Wasn't this one I used prior trying to figure out if some solar powered LED lights I'd bought for someone's back yard would work, but it did help me figure out that they'd have never have got enough sunlight to power them and instead gave them away to someone else with a much more lit place :/
....deep grumbly sounds......
Problem with highly specialised and niche communities is you always run foul of having too many Help Vampires and, from my scant playing with my cheapo Chromebook and others asking about how it runs / does it play games (no, it doesn't have an accelerometer) etc I'd be cautious.
For example having c/Apple is great but when you get down to c/iOS that's when you see moar Vampires + screenshots of issues and you know my thoughts on those.....
c/askApple + c/AskPleaseSendHelpRiteNAO
: shrug :
I'm a wanker and usually buy Anker, and never heard of them
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=Usams
Seem to do very similar products :eyes:
It's an interesting question this and whether Samsung is willing to use GSI's / DSU.
Last time I checked that was a negative?
You're never going to find that on any OEM skin simply because some apps themselves don't adhere to certain (Material/other) Guidelines / aren't on a particular version of Android.
Hell, this app from Lemmy I'm using doesn't have context or nothing else other than reply to in a blank reply box
It's simply being able to swipe up/down/left/right on the radar to scan the different factors of weather coming it, especially when I'm going to work.
I work outside all day long but also travel to work on an escooter too so knowing if it's gonna be windy/pissing it down or, sunny (UK here, this is rare) factors in how I arrive by foot/scoot and what I need to wear that day.