Productivity

Use your Android device's Text-to-Speech (TTS) engines in Home Assistant. This app acts as a Wyoming protocol server, allowing you to use any TTS engine installed on your Android phone or tablet—including Google's offline voices. To use it, install the app, start the server, and add the "Wyoming Android TTS" service to the Wyoming integration in Home Assistant.

This project implements an X11 server for use with Android devices, written in Java. The X11 server runs within an Android View subclass, allowing it to be embedded in other applications.This is a fully functional and light-weight demo application.To display programs within the X-Server app you need to set the DISPLAY environment variable on your host device. Its also highly recommended to use a window manager (i.e. lwm). A simple window manager (FLWM) is already embedded into the application. $ export DISPLAY=192.178.1.2:0 $ lwm & $ xclock

X11-Basic is a dialect of the BASIC programming language with graphics capability. It has a very rich command set, though it is still easy to learn. The syntax is most similar to GFA-Basic for ATARI-ST. It is a structured dialect with no line numbers. A full manual and command reference is available. GFA-programs should run with only a few changes. Also DOS/QBASIC programmers will feel comfortable. This implementation is one of the fastest basic interpreters for Android. Programs can be compiled into a platform independant bytecode.

"XDYou" is a Free and Open Source personal data assistant for XDU students. This software is originally called "Traintime PDA". - Both undergraduates and postgraduates are supported. - View classtable with exam arrangement and experiment arrangement, also set your idol as the background, or exchange the classtable with your sweetie. - View sport related data: sport class detail and test score. (Punch machine will be sorely missed) - Check your dorm's electricity balance, (maybe) pay your electricty fee and check your historical electricity usage. (Postgraduates shall enter the electricity account manually) - View your grade, easily calculate GPA and average score by choosing the subjects. - View the exam schedule. - View the due time of the borrowed books and query the details of the books in the library. - View the bill you spent in the cafeteria, use the payment code if your card have money. - Empty classroom check. - Physics experiment schedule check and output it to iCalendar. - Other tools such as call for repairing, school email, etc. - XDU Planet: Look around the blogs of your schoolmates. - Schoolnet Query. - Attendance Query. - Homepage widget. - i18n support with Traditional Chinese and English. - Notice before class. If you got some idea about it, contact me freely.

XLogcatManager is an Android app to improve LogcatManager added in Android 13 using Xposed hooks. The app requires a rooted device to work.Android 13 added LogcatManager which shows a dialog when an app runs logcat command that has READ_LOGS permission before it is allowed to read system wide logs and access is only allowed for the next 60s, after which approval is required again. Access dialog will only be shown if the app is on the top, even if it has a foreground service, and access will be denied for all other background apps automatically. On previous android versions, the app only needed to be granted READ_LOGS permission once with adb or root and then could read logs whenever it wanted.The XLogcatManager xposed module was created to allow rooted users to not have to grant adb or root access to apps that shouldn't require it just to read logs by solving LogcatManager design issues and some bugs.FeaturesAllows access till next reboot to the app if users selects allow button in the allow access dialog instead of just for the next 60s.No 60s timeout to reshow dialog if access was (accidentally) denied by user.The dialog will also show for apps with foreground service instead of just top apps.Fixes the bugs mentioned in the issuetracker issue based on the solutions provided, but implementation is slightly different in some cases due to method hooking limitations.

Remotely control a Linux Box X11 display via SSH commands generated by your phone or tablet. Works well on the Raspberry Pi or any other Linux machine. Features * Authentication via password or private key (ssh-rsa only) * Keyboard and Mouse emulation * Mouse move, two finger scroll, two finger zoom in/out, one finger scroll on right edge, tap to click, short hold to initiate drag * Customizable keyboard functions and position, can save multiple layout profiles * Volume rocker on device mimics keyboard volume keys * Many other special keys, your functionality may vary * Send custom ssh commands * Tested on Ubuntu Linux, not Windows, not Mac * Minimal design * Free with no ads Required programs on Linux host machine * openssh-server * xdotool

This XPosed module allows you to manually override the headphone jack detection of an Android device. Most smartphones provide a headphone/headset jack that allows using a headset instead the internal speaker/microphone. To automatically select between these, a mechanical switch is added to detect a plugged in cable. If this switch breaks and replacing it is not realistic, your phone may become more or less unusable. With this module you are able to manually control the headphone detection state and continue using your phone.

Sets the screen background to an image of the Earth, as seen from your favorite vantage point in space, correctly shaded for the current position of the Sun. By default, xearth updates the displayed image every five minutes. The time between updates and many more parameters can be changed using several options.

With Xia Express app, you can create interactive images by croping zoomable details. You can add commentaries to those details. This application is a lite version of Xia on desktop. Use Xia Express to : * Create interactive images * Create original presentations * Show images in a playful way by zooming on details * Associate images, videos, sounds and commentaries * Create a library of interactive images. This educational app was designed to be easily mastered. It is for teachers and students.

A port of the main features of Xournal++ to various Flutter platforms like Android, iOS and the Web. # Try it out ***Mission completed:** We can now render strokes, images and text!. We thereby support the full `.xopp` file format.* :tada: *Please note: stroke support is incredibly bad. There are lots of errors thrown.* https://xournal.online/ Alternatively, you can download pre-build binaries for **Linux** and **Android** from the GitLab pipeline. ### Visible parts already working: - [x] Read the document title - [x] Read and display the number of pages - [x] Create thumbnails of the pages for the navigation bar - [x] Smooth fade in after thumbnail rendering - [x] Render images on the canvas - [x] Render text on the canvas

Xpensor is a Local Expense Tracker App. As of now, this project still has certain functionalities being worked on, althought its backbone is already set up.

XtMapper is an free and open source key-mapper application for Android. It maps keyboard and mouse inputs to touch.Key features:Emulate a touch pointer with mouse - Useful for games that only accept touch events and not mouse clicks.Emulate a D-pad with W,A,S,D or arrow keysVisual editor for key-mappingsPer-app profiles supportAnd more..

YA Habit Tracker is a simple and effective tool to help you build and maintain positive habits. It helps you track your progress and stay motivated. Features: * Create and customize habits * Track your progress with a simple interface * View your streaks * Minimalist and user-friendly design * No ads and completely free to use

This is a small custom brightness regulator app. The idea is to make screens of old devices like HTC Desire dimmer, as dim as possible. Of course HTC Sense on Desire has auto brightness feature, but average brightness level set by Sense is pretty much higher than needed for comfortable work. For people who use their devices for reading books, emails, texting, etc. this kind of application would allow to save up to 30% of battery. The website has a full explanation of the ideas behind the operation.

YAM (Yet Another Minimalist) Launcher is a minimalist text-based launcher for Android with weather integration. Key features: - No flashy effects, icons or other distractions. Perfect for digital minimalism. - Customizable shortcuts for your most used apps. - Weather integration with [Open-Meteo](https://open-meteo.com/). (optional) - Work profile support. - Search on the bottom of the screen. - Contacts searching functionality. (optional) - Customizable fonts and font styles, defaults to your system font. - Material You support. - Simple by default, customizable under the hood. - Accessibility Actions support. - Open-source under the MIT License.

YARC - Yet Another Rate converter YARC allows you to select the rate converter service you want. For now, the app supports 2 services (more to come!) : - Exchange Rate Api: free service, usable without any configuration, but with a limited number of currencies - Fixer IO: sign up required on their website (free or paid account), with almost all official currencies YARC has been designed to easily add new rate converter services. Cypto-currencies support will arrive.

App based on data from http://www.sandsteinklettern.de. Features: * Offline access to climbing route information * Personal climbing tour book * Climbing statistics

App based on data from http://www.sandsteinklettern.de. Features: * Offline access to climbing route information * Personal climbing tour book * Climbing statistics The development version contains regular snapshots which may lead to unexpected changes without notice.

⚠️ Alpha Stage Expect bugs, instability, and incomplete features. Most Android launchers are just forks of AOSP’s Launcher3. I wanted to try something different—building from scratch while welcoming new developers and applying solid coding principles and best practices to keep the project alive for the long run. Open-source Launcher3 forks often end up abandoned because of their complexity, making it tough for newcomers to contribute. And, not gonna lie… a lot of them are still written in Java and rely on legacy APIs. Meanwhile, many closed-source launchers are starting to get greedy—locking features behind paywalls and sneaking in trackers. My goal is to give everyone the joy of using powerful features without compromising privacy.

Never waste time thinking about what you could do next. Yatoo's filter system shows you only what is relevant at the moment. It lets you get things done efficiently. Your todo list will stop growing infinitely. This is still in a very early stage of development. Lots of planned features are not available yet!

Yeeemp — simple tag-based event tracker used to keep track of things you do and experience. You can make different queues for movies, books, meals, or whatever you want to track. Features: - Multiple Queues: Organize events into different queues. - Detailed Records: Add tags, descriptions, and a date for each event. - Privacy Focused: Your data stays on your device. - Backup & Restore: Easily save and restore your data from a backup file.

YASNAC (short for Yet Another SafetyNet Attestation Checker) is an Android app that demonstrates SafetyNet Attestation API.The API key used by YASNAC has a quota of 10,000 times per day. If the quota is exhausted, you will see an error and you will not be able to use it until the quota is restored the next day.SafetyNet is developed by Google, it provides a set of services and APIs. SafetyNet Attestation API provides a cryptographically-signed attestation, assessing the device's integrity. The app developer can use SafetyNet Attestation API to check if the device is an emulator, bootloader unlocked, system integrity compromised (root for example), etc.This app uses SafetyNet Attestation API and displays the result.In an production environment, the response of the SafetyNet Attestation API should be transfer to a remote server for verification. As a simple demonstration project, it is impractical to provide a server, so the verification step runs locally.

Yivi is an app that lets you easily and securely log in, share data and prove who you are. Without sharing too much about yourself. With Yivi, you take control of your data. You always see what an organisation wants to know about you and you decide whether to share that data. Your data is only stored on your mobile, safely behind a PIN code. No one is watching, not even Yivi. That's how safe it is. Yivi is being developed by Caesar Groep, in close collaboration with the Privacy by Design Foundation, whose original work forms the foundation of the system. Previously known as “IRMA,” the Yivi ID wallet is fully open source and designed with privacy and user-friendliness at its core. Yivi website: www.yivi.app/en/ Technical documentation: https://docs.yivi.app/what-is-yivi Source code: https://github.com/privacybydesign

Yokatta© is an open-source flashcards based language learning app using spaced repetition. The algorithm is heavily influenced by SuperMemo's SM-2 and follows best practices using Android Architecture Components provided by Google. App features: * selectable themes * randomize order of flashcard during review * review animation for visual feedback * "sligtly-off" toast when answer submitted is not quiet correct * haptic feedback when submitting an empty answer * recording pronunciation * double press "back-button" to exit review * auto focus input field * display diagrams to show how many review items have been taken * swipe gesture to delete/modify existing flashcards * swipe gestures to easily delete/modify existing flashcards * search a specific flashcard * export flashcards to JSON Open source repository: https://github.com/uestueab/app-thesis