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Root Proof Of Concept- Ninja Blur on the Inc

jdkoreclipse

Well-Known Member
Ok, it has been booted on the incredible. This is just a proof of concept and a support thread, no a release.

It reboots every 40 Seconds, touch is borked and screen tearing galore, but optical joystick does work (a bit)

If anyone wants to help or show support, now is the place to do so.

To do list:
GET TOUCH TO WORK!
Replace all Moto Drivers with Qualcomm/HTC
Get everything else to function


 
Touch works with an AOSP kernel. Just gotta fix a few things and it will be possibly usable (not as a daily driver) in a bit.
 
Don't people try and get rid of blur? Not add it to their phone?
I dont think its THAT bad. i've been using it for a little bit on my inc and its been smooth (accept for the fact that the screen looks like crap due to screen tearing and there is no data, wifi, camera, bluetooth, or basically anything else), but the UI itself isnt bad.
 
Isn't there a difference in Blur and Ninja Blur? I thought it was Blur that many people hated, but not Ninja Blur. I've never had a Moto-Droid so I may be talking out my backside here.
 
Isn't there a difference in Blur and Ninja Blur? I thought it was Blur that many people hated, but not Ninja Blur. I've never had a Moto-Droid so I may be talking out my backside here.
ninja Blur is the version of Moto Blur on the Droid 2, X, Droid Pro. Regular Motoblur is a primative version of Ninja Blur for older Motorola Devices (AKA The Quench, Charm, Cliq)
 
Personally I'm not hating, just giving my two cents that there most likely wouldn't be a huge demand for this..
 
@ACD I understand. Personally, I dont mind it. If I had an X or 2, i probably would want nothing to do with Blur, but its fun to experiment when its not for the incredible,
 
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