CrDroid v8.14 for Phoenix(in)
Unofficial By @pzqqt
Android 12.1

Changelog:
- Synchronized official repository
- April Security Patch
- Added some icon shapes
- Correctly set the soc model props
- Some other fixes and optimizations

SHA1:

3E0AC4338EF4FDAEF66D677D1D4996DDFDF6BDBB

Download:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IXJ87hMSzCi-4xOZJXUWBnuviumsRRZC/view

Linux Kernel stable v4.14.313 update
#Linux #Kernel

Commits

jadx (Dex to Java decompiler) Update
2023-04-21
#Jadx

Release tag:
1.4.7

Assets:
jadx-1.4.7.zip (28.5 MB)
jadx-gui-1.4.7-no-jre-win.exe (30.8 MB)
jadx-gui-1.4.7-with-jre-win.zip (55.6 MB)

Sandboxie (By DavidXanatos) Update
2023-04-24
#Sandboxie

Release tag:
Release v1.9.1 / 5.64.1

Assets:
Sandboxie-Classic-x64-v5.64.1.exe (2.7 MB)
Sandboxie-Classic-x86-v5.64.1.exe (2.2 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-ARM64-v1.9.1.exe (15.5 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-x64-v1.9.1.exe (17.9 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-x86-v1.9.1.exe (15.4 MB)

Sandboxie (By DavidXanatos) Update
2023-04-25
#Sandboxie

Release tag:
Release v1.9.2 / 5.64.2

Assets:
Sandboxie-Classic-x64-v5.64.2.exe (2.7 MB)
Sandboxie-Classic-x86-v5.64.2.exe (2.2 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-ARM64-v1.9.2.exe (15.5 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-x64-v1.9.2.exe (17.9 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-x86-v1.9.2.exe (15.4 MB)

I guess many Phoenix users have been troubled by the status bar WiFi/signal icon being collapsed.
Today I found out that this option of the AOSPMod module can fine-tune the invisible area in the middle of status bar, which provides more display space on the right side of status bar and solves the problem that the WiFi/signal icon is collapsed.

I'll try to port it to my CrDroid unofficial rom, since not everyone needs Magisk and Xposed.

Rufus Update
2023-04-26
#Rufus

Release tag:
Rufus 4.0

Assets:
rufus-4.0.exe (1.3 MB)
rufus-4.0.exe.sig (0.0 MB)
rufus-4.0p.exe (1.3 MB)
rufus-4.0_arm.exe (4.0 MB)
rufus-4.0_arm.exe.sig (0.0 MB)
rufus-4.0_arm64.exe (4.5 MB)
rufus-4.0_arm64.exe.sig (0.0 MB)
rufus-4.0_x86.exe (1.4 MB)
rufus-4.0_x86.exe.sig (0.0 MB)

I spent some time researching it:
Through the "Display Layout Boundary" function of the developer tool, we can see that there is a space area in the middle of the status bar. This is a limitation, and its width is consistent with the width of our device cutout.
It exists to prevent too many notification icons on the left or too many system icons (WiFi, signal, battery, etc.) on the right from being displayed in the cutout area of ​​the device.
Obviously, our device's cutout is not in the center of the notification bar, so its existence is unnecessary.
I'll add a switch in my next Crdroid unofficial build to stop SystemUI from drawing this extra white space. This completely solves the icon collapsing problem.

简中：
我花了一些时间研究它：
通过开发者工具的“显示布局边界”功能，我们可以看到状态栏中间有一块空白区域。这是一个界限，它的宽度与我们设备切口的宽度一致。
它存在的意义是为了防止左侧过多的通知图标或右侧过多的系统图标（WiFi、信号、电量等）显示到设备的切口区域内。
很显然，我们设备的切口不在通知栏的中央，所以这个空白区域完全没必要存在。
我将在我的下一个 Crdroid 非官方版本中添加一个开关，以阻止 SystemUI 绘制这个多余的空白区域。这样就完全解决了图标折叠问题。

AOSPMod's method is to increase or decrease the width of the left and right icon areas by a certain percentage (left plus right minus, or left minus right plus). So it doesn't completely solve our problem.

AOSPMod的方法是按照一定百分比增加或缩减左右两侧的图标区域宽度（左加右减，或者左减右加）。所以并不能完全解决我们的问题。

Done

Now the status bar can display more system icons, so you don't have to worry about the icons collapsing anymore.😋

Linux Kernel stable v4.14.314 update
#Linux #Kernel

Commits

SHA1: E6093858865E88B9F2445487A909C1B68A54F33E

Paradox Kernel v6.2 for phoenix/phoenixin
By @pzqqt

Download
Support group
Source

Changelog:
- Merge v4.14.314
- zstd: Upgrade to latest upstream stable version (v1.5.5)
- Add sound control (headphones, mic)
- Some other fixes and optimizations

Google Clang Prebuilt Update
#clang

Commit

Download tar.gz:
clang 17.0.1 (based on r487747b) from build 10006735

Eventually, I fixed the problem completely.

https://github.com/crdroid-s-phoenix/android_frameworks_base/commit/ff7626ee7274f1b247afea267456bd7e588f3d37

Clash for Windows Update
2023-04-28
#Clash

Release tag:
v 0.20.22

Assets:
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-arm64-linux.tar.gz (104.2 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-arm64-mac.7z (69.6 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-arm64-win.7z (74.2 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-arm64.dmg (103.1 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-ia32-win.7z (69.7 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-mac.7z (69.9 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-win.7z (73.5 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22-x64-linux.tar.gz (104.6 MB)
Clash.for.Windows-0.20.22.dmg (107.9 MB)
Clash.for.Windows.Setup.0.20.22.arm64.exe (81.1 MB)
Clash.for.Windows.Setup.0.20.22.exe (81.8 MB)
Clash.for.Windows.Setup.0.20.22.ia32.exe (77.7 MB)
sha256sum (0.0 MB)

Neither Lineage OS nor CrDroid (Android 12) which is based on it, has no screenshot qs tiles. This is inconvenient for users who are used to quick screenshots via qs tiles.

A common workaround is to install an app from the Google Play Store to add screenshot qs tiles. But this app needs root permission.

By reading the source code of this app, we found that it takes a screenshot by sending the KEYCODE_SYSRQ keycode to the system. It is equivalent to simulating that the user presses the Print Screen key on the "keyboard".

In fact, this does not require root permission. If the app sends the keycode as system or shell, it can still take a screenshot successfully.

Therefore, I want to add a modified version of this app to my unofficial rom. The modified app and system share the same uid, so it can take screenshots without root permission.

This is just an idea of ​​mine, it might not work.😅

Do not ask me why I don't modify the Android source code to provide screenshot qs tiles directly. It's always troublesome and time-consuming to modify the code, compile, debug, and test every time.😂