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Le programmeur Joel16 a profité des vacances pour mettre à jour son shell CyaonogenMod aux allures de la célèbre ROM Custom d’Android, utilisée par de nombreux smartphones. Se voulant assez impressionnant et très beau graphiquement, le logiciel est toutefois toujours en phase d’amélioration, c’est pourquoi c’est une version alpha build qui nous a été publiée afin d’avoir un petit avant-goût de ce que ce projet promet pour l’avenir.



Graphiquement donc, il n’y a rien à dire, l’auteur utilise exactement les mêmes textures, icônes et fonds que son inspirateur, et les images sont parfaitement redimensionnées pour l’écran de la PSP. On retrouve les applications principales, telles que « Messages », « Jeux », « Lecteur MP3″, « Navigateur », « Calculatrice », etc. Malheureusement, le bonheur s’estompe assez rapidement, puisque la quasi-totalité de ces applications ne fonctionnent pas. Du moins, ça n’a pas fonctionné chez moi… :s



Certaines applis ne veulent même pas se lancer, comme « Email », « Galerie », « Calendrier », « Téléphoner », « Gmail » ou « Contacts », et certaines ne marchent tout simplement pas (« Jeux », « Horloge » ou « Lecteur MP3″). Les restantes qui fonctionnent sont donc la calculatrice, l’explorateur de fichiers (très joli au passage), la messagerie (bien qu’elle bug), le navigateur internet (qui utilise en fait celui intégré à la PSP) et enfin les paramètres.



Évidemment, comme dit plus haut, le shell n’en est qu’à sa phase « alpha », on est donc encore loin de ce que donnera le résultat final, mais les quelques minutes passées avec lui se sont révélées agréables (merci aux graphismes déjà touts faits :p), malgré un freeze, un blocage sur l’application « Messagerie » et un autre freeze après utilisation du navigateur.



En conclusion, nous pouvons prédire que les futurs mises à jour de ce CyanogenMod n’auront de cesse de combler le néant qu’occupe pour le moment cet utilitaire et que la version finale risque d’être très réussie si notre cher Joel16 s’accroche et persévère. Un projet prometteur, qu’il va falloir suivre sous le coin de l’œil donc !




Merci à Roukxwel pour m'avoir prévenu par MP

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Hi, thanks for sharing your interest. Yes I'm the developer of this project. Lots of things are still work in progress that's why some things don't seem to work. I'm currently releasing some test builds hoping to get more things done, because my PSP broke. Would you mind having a look?

Hi, thanks for your reply ! And sorry for your PSP...

Joel16 Wrote:Would you mind having a look?

Yes why not, you released a new version ? ^-^

Wirus Wrote:Hi, thanks for your reply ! And sorry for your PSP...

Joel16 Wrote:Would you mind having a look?

Yes why not, you released a new version ? ^-^

Hi, yes I have released a test version. Unfortunately I don't know if it would work on a PSP or not. But I have tested it on PPSSPP and it seems to be working just fine. I've added lots of changes to the File Manager, which needs testing. It should be able to load games, read text files, play mp3 and (possibly) run homebrews.

Here's a video that proves it incase no one believes me.

[+] Here are some new screenshots

The notifcation pull down menu.


75% Completed File Manager


Music Player

Take note things are still in alpha stage, and the "music player" doesn't work as yet. The file manager should be able to load MP3 files though, as you can see in the video.

About my PSP, it isn't completely dead. Its just the screen died and so I can no longer use it for testing. If I get positive results I can then work on the Game loader and Music player. Thank you for your cooperation. You can download the test build here: https://mega.co.nz/#!nJgChALC!aCnujQq0y ... SrVBu0O79E

Thanks, I will test this as possible ! Good job man.

You're welcome and thanks for testing

Okay so I had some spare time, and I finally got around to fixing some bugs. I've incremented the test build number to Test build 2.
Here's the change-log from test build 1 and 2.

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Change-log from Test Build 2

Features:

- Sets quick settings as default notification pulldown.
- Added working music player - Apollo.
- Added app drawer pane movement. (Use (X) + left or right to navigate through panes) - This is experimental.

Fixes:

- Readjustments to the clock.
- Fix missing file error encountered when pressing the home button on Navbar.
- Fixed lagg on homescreen.
- Lots of cleaning up.


Changes from File Manager:

- Improve text reading.
- Ability to open and view text files.
- MP3 playing support
- Added option menu .
- Fixed current selection being misplaced.
- Fixed opening un-highlighted directories.
- Fixed Image Preview. (Images over width 480, and height 272, are displayed as is for now)
- Added file deletion.
- Display icons for specific file extensions.

Here's a screenshot of the working music player.

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Also take note, that I've only tested on PPSSPP, but it should work just fine on a PSP. (Someone reported that, test build 1 works fine but it did have a few bugs, so this should work aswell.)

Download Test Build 2

Thank you for all !

Changelog from Alpha Build 2.2 Test 3

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Fixes:

- Fixed app drawer pointer icons being displayed while quick toggles are pulled down.
- A little fix for the lockscreen. It now waits till the you let go of the button to unlock, just like on android. (well you know once you stop touching :P)
- Apollo and messenger (messenger, is yet to work) can be launched from the lockscreen now.
- Fixed first boot message. New users will be greeted with a message that only appears on the first boot.
- Fixed crash during file check for the welcome message.
- Fix broken OSK in messenger.
- Lots of code cleaning here and there.

Changes from File Manager:

- Slightly faster Image loading.
- Skip '.' entries.

Mainly just fixes and keeping the code clean(even though it still is hell of a lot ugly lol)

Oh! and no screens, cause I don't wanna ruin the welcome message

Download here

Bug reports would be really helpful, because I still can't test these on a PSP, as I mentioned in a few posts above. Hopefully by christmas, I'll have a fully working gallery app, game launcher and maybe a timer or stopwatch along with some other features if I come across any. Any other bugs not mentioned below, would be something I'm not aware of.

The current bugs are:
- Wifi doesn't work - which pretty much means anything associated with gaining access from the internet will not work.
- Internet still gives a black screen after loading. However the PSP doesn't freeze, you can still exit the game.
- Overclocker under settings/performance/processor is quite buggy. Shows more than one value sometimes.
- Toggle USB only toggles the M2 on a PSP Go.
- Music player freezes after playing an MP3 file, then playing another.

I had a day off yesterday and got to work on my project for an hour or two and I finally managed to fix the net functions. Yes, that means you no longer have to download updates from your computer and then transfer it to your psp. You can do this straight from your PSP itself. You'll also have access to the internet (Netfront internet - the default psp browser). I managed to put together a short review of everything in the 2.2 Update so far. I plan to release it this weekend if I have enough time to fix the gallery app