PhilosoRaptor
Android Enthusiast
Anyone else seeing a lot of redraws with Nova Launcher? Esp. after playing a being in almost any app for a considerable amount of time. It seems when I'm in the browser, market or any game for more than a few mins and hit home, it takes the phone at least a 5 secs or so to redraw all my home screens. Sometimes it's OG Droid slow, which I find very excessive for a phone with 4 times more RAM than my old Droid.
I'm rooted, so I tried doing the old 'edit the build.prop' trick (forgot the whole command, but it has something like "adj=1" in it), but it didn't change anything. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this and found a fix. I don't know why the phone would have to purge the launcher from memory in any situation, it should take the most priority out of any background app, IMO.
Thanks for any help.
PS. Mods, I know I said I was rooted and I'm on a Verizon Nexus, but I would like to keep this in the root Nexus forum for more visibility and for the fact that this issue could easily pertain to stock and GSM Nexus phones too. Thanks
I'm rooted, so I tried doing the old 'edit the build.prop' trick (forgot the whole command, but it has something like "adj=1" in it), but it didn't change anything. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this and found a fix. I don't know why the phone would have to purge the launcher from memory in any situation, it should take the most priority out of any background app, IMO.
Thanks for any help.
PS. Mods, I know I said I was rooted and I'm on a Verizon Nexus, but I would like to keep this in the root Nexus forum for more visibility and for the fact that this issue could easily pertain to stock and GSM Nexus phones too. Thanks

. Though I literally just got my home screens set up and have only been playing with it for about a half hour. Great first impressions so far though.
. I am disappoint. Why don't devs have the option to lock the launcher in memory like LauncherPro does/did? I don't know why it's an issue in the first place though with a device that has 1GB of RAM at its disposal.