Fix signal 9 termination Termux

/system/bin/device_config put activity_manager max_phantom_processes 2147483647

Install PIL in Termux

apt install python make wget termux-exec clang libjpeg-turbo freetype -y

env INCLUDE="$PREFIX/include" LDFLAGS=" -lm" pip install Pillow

Charging speed meter, idk what else to code. Shows speed 10 times per 1%

a() { echo $(dumpsys battery get counter);}
t() { echo $(date +%s);}
w() { z=$(a); while [ $(a) = $z ]; do :; done;}

echo "observing initial change..."; w; s=$(t)
echo "observing actual change..."
while true; do
w; c=$(( 1000 / $(( $(t) - s )) ))
echo "current speed: 0.000${c}%/s"; s=$(t)
done

Obtaining any emoji with any luck number (Telegram please don't ban me) with an incredible multithreaded speed controlled by a lot of stacked http requests. In the video I used 17 bot tokens (BotFather says I can't make more 😭) and yes I'm doing this because bored.

Luck abuser - Incredible speed (last release I suppose). Preview here. it depends on CPU speed, connection speed and luck! You could get a stunning speed on a lowend phone though.

@BotFather command list for main bot:
help - Useful info about usage
luck - Abuse telegram's luck on any emoji
mult - Set packet multiplier
size - Set packet size
wipe - Set wipe interval

The QMG Cooker for Windows

Google Space Mono

boot-menu - Shows a menu when device is booting into OS. Supports volume key and power control. Written in Python binary, C and bash 😭

This time uses mount binding, which should work on any filesystem ig? It does not do any file replacements, just bind and unbind.

I picked Python first then will do C next. This is slow but stable.

boot menu - Shows a menu when device is booting into OS. Supports volume key and power control. Written in C only!

Mainly functions with one executable, works by playing on binds. No file replacements are done in any way.

Fast and stable ⚡

QMGCap v1.0 - Useful samsung utility made by me ofc coz me pro i know

Converts qmg bootanimations into PNG images. Only works on samsung OneUI systems.

~ $ su -c ./qmgcap --help
usage: qmgcap <input_qmg_splash_file=/system/media/bootsamsung.qmg> <input_qmg_loop_file=/system/media/bootsamsungloop.qmg> <number_of_frames=10> <initial_sleep=0.4> <initial_name_int=0> <out_directory=$(mktemp -d out_XXXXXX)> <cooldown_between_frames=0>

QMGRec v1.0 - Standalone Samsung utility that converts Samsung QMG boot animations into MP4 files.

Only works on Samsung OneUI systems, relies on direct binding to operate.

~$ ./qmgrec -h
QMGRec v1.0 (standalone Python binary)
usage: qmgrec <splash: str.qmg = /system/media/bootsamsung.qmg> <loop: str.qmg = /system/media/bootsamsungloop.qmg> <out: str = out_uuid4()[:8]> <time_limit: int = 10> <bitrate: int = 200000000>