iPhone Post Your 9.3.3 Jailbreak Home screens.

braddick

braddick

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The other thread (part 8) was getting too long to load and I thought it would be sweet to start fresh with the newest jailbreak- 9.3.3 (and, 9.2) home screens.
I had a little free time this afternoon and got my iP6S back to the retro iOS6 look.

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The secret to getting the classic lock screen to look right is basic and simple. Use the ZOOM feature provided with iOS9 on the larger iPhone6 and 6S (and + models). Then go into settings > general > Accessibility > Larger Text and turn the size all the way to the left (shrinking it). Once done the font/text will look normal (and not zoomed) yet all the other features of the ZOOM will work. Your ClassicLockscreen tweak will expand (zoom) and look more natural.

With Springtomize shrink the icons to 95% and the font (found under icons in Springtomize settings) to 11 (instead of default).

Remember when adding the ClassicDock with Anemone to go into Anemone settings and untag the 'default dock' setting otherwise you won't get ClassicDock to work!

I'll add suggestions as they come to me.
For fun, here are a couple classic wallpapers that fit nicely with this, the 6god theme.

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braddick said:
The secret to getting the classic lock screen to look right is basic and simple. Use the ZOOM feature provided with iOS9 on the larger iPhone6 and 6S (and + models). Then go into settings > general > Accessibility > Larger Text and turn the size all the way to the left (shrinking it). Once done the font/text will look normal (and not zoomed) yet all the other features of the ZOOM will work. Your ClassicLockscreen tweak will expand (zoom) and look more natural.
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Can you elaborate a little on the zoom feature? When I go into settings and turn on zoom I just get a magnifying box that I can drag around the screen.
 
On the iPhone 6 and 6S along with the 6+ and 6S+ is the ability to set the appearance of the home screen. Regular or Zoom. It is set under settings and appearance.
 
It's iOS6 for iOS9 by 6god. Anenome-compatible only. Search in Cydia for 6god and you'll find it.
 
Theme Sahara/ vWallpaper (Lucid Liquid ip6.mp4) / iWidget (SevenClock, Weather Forcast) Springtomize dock with Coverflow and transparent background.
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bufffilm said:
What theme is this?

iOS 6 was the dog's bollocks as my UK friends would say.
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I like the icon shapes of this...theme please? The clock is too hard to read though.
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Thanks.

And what what theme were you using? I really dig the departure from the usual square or circle based ones.
 
braddick said:
The secret to getting the classic lock screen to look right is basic and simple. Use the ZOOM feature provided with iOS9 on the larger iPhone6 and 6S (and + models). Then go into settings > general > Accessibility > Larger Text and turn the size all the way to the left (shrinking it). Once done the font/text will look normal (and not zoomed) yet all the other features of the ZOOM will work. Your ClassicLockscreen tweak will expand (zoom) and look more natural.

With Springtomize shrink the icons to 95% and the font (found under icons in Springtomize settings) to 11 (instead of default).

Remember when adding the ClassicDock with Anemone to go into Anemone settings and untag the 'default dock' setting otherwise you won't get ClassicDock to work!
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Nm. Solved.
 
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HankHowdy said:
Is your clock updating on your lock screen?

I can't get any widgets to update the time correctly. I'm using LockHTML4 on 9.3.3.
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I'm on the same setup and my clock updates fine, although sometimes it takes a split second to do so.

I downloaded InfoStats 2 for the home screen widget to display the battery correctly, but I don't know if that will help for the clock to update correctly. Sorry I'm not of much help, this is the first time I jailbreak and I have 0 coding/software developing knowledge.

Which widget are you using for the lock screen clock?
 
Capeto said:
I'm on the same setup and my clock updates fine, although sometimes it takes a split second to do so.

I downloaded InfoStats 2 for the home screen widget to display the battery correctly, but I don't know if that will help for the clock to update correctly. Sorry I'm not of much help, this is the first time I jailbreak and I have 0 coding/software developing knowledge.

Which widget are you using for the lock screen clock?
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Thanks for the reply.

I'm trying these.
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I can never install infostats2. I don't think it works with 9.3.3.

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