Thread: Firmware glitch - typing text slow on some firmware+device combinations
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Old 10-31-2017, 04:34 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by utkarshj View Post
IMO the device "actually" goes to sleep at those times
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Originally Posted by mdp View Post
We can try com.llamalab.automate, or simply "Automate" [...] Automate can disable the locks system wide
I tried Automate: yes, preventing locks seems to be the solution.
I created a flow which:
  • Uses '(Battery and Power) Device Keep Awake', with 'Processor' = 'CPU, Screen and Keyboard'
  • Then goes to '(Interface) Show Notification', with 'Proceed' = 'When dismissed', so you have a way to remove the lock (if you dismiss the notification the flow comes to an end and the ability to lock should be restored).
This, in a simple straight-line flow: "Beginning" → "Device Keep Awake" →"Show Notification".
Guest suggested the flow of "if BlueTooth is on, then 'Device Keep Awake'" - which is also very sensible.

Kingsoft v5.12 seems to work perfectly now (although I only tested that briefly)!
Last edited by mdp; 10-31-2017 at 04:37 AM.
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