rootArt

does anyone have their device with HyperOS and want to test a new debloat only for this one? attention, it's experimental. contact dm: @breve7

DeviceTools is an incredible shell script developed by xdLane that provides comprehensive device information and utility functions for Android devices. Here's why it's so cool: 🔍 Device Insights at Your Fingertips: - Instantly displays detailed device specifications - Shows real-time system information like device temperature, battery stats, and hardware details - Provides a complete overview of your Android system, including: * Manufacturer and model details * Android version and API levels * Security patch information * Build details * RAM and process information * CPU and GPU specifications 🛠️ Powerful Utility Features: - Debloater function to easily uninstall or reinstall apps - System cleaner to remove cache files and unnecessary data - User-friendly terminal interface with color-coded information - Quick access to critical system diagnostics 💡 Unique Highlights: - Supports multiple system paths for app detection - Displays ZRAM configuration and memory management details - Shows kernel information and device uptime Whether you're a power user, developer, or just curious about your device's inner workings, DeviceTools offers an intuitive and comprehensive system exploration tool! 🚀📱 Developer ---> @xdlane Screenshots ---> https://t.me/rootartg/1/118558 DOWNLOAD NOW DOWNLOAD NOW DOWNLOAD NOW

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in the next few days we will be launching a project of a friend who has been working on it for some time, perhaps the best script published on this channel🤝👍

log route ---> /storage/emulated/0/Android/xMem-Lite.log

to test🫡

Option 1: Manual editing. - The hosts files (hBlock, StevenBlack and Hagezi) will be published on GitHub and automatically updated every 12 hours. It will consist in that the user who wants to use it will basically take a template of a module already made (that I will share here) and they only have to download the hosts file they want from the github repository and place it inside the module, then the traditional installation of any module. Option 2: Module ready. - Every 7 days the 3 ready to install modules will be published, this is the current dynamic.

hosts update, v20241021, has just been published in the Proton folder👌 here

hosts update, v20241015, has just been published in the Proton folder👌 here

hosts update, v20241006, has just been published in the Proton folder👌 here

https://signal.group/#CjQKIORAX7ojzICDBoRdasAZ5tX_9zVIeXYwmHD3hmtRzFXMEhA-02oOcezfFQH61oFz1vxr official rootArt group on Signal

hosts update, v20240928, has just been published in the Proton folder👌 here

Hosts v20240919 is available.

Changelog

- Synchronized with the latest editions of the creator's original hosts file.

Files

- Hagezi. - StevenBlack. - hBlock. DOWNLOAD NOW DOWNLOAD NOW DOWNLOAD NOW ---> support rootArt project donating

Updates to thatKernel and QuickMem have already been posted on Proton Drive:

- Changelog for each is in their respective folder. - As mentioned above, this is the latest build of QuickMem and thatKernel will continue to be updated only if necessary, but will be supported (the other modules will not). thatKernel QuickMem ---> support rootArt project donating

Announcement about the future of rootArt.

Well, I don't want to make this so formal because really rootArt was never something formal or professional. I am very grateful to all of you who have been with this project during all this time, it was 4 long years trying to make utilities to make our phones work better than yesterday, sorry if I didn't make it with yours. I made the decision to partially abandon this, with partial, I mean that much of the development of scripts and modules will not continue. Going back to the above, rootArt was born out of the desire to improve a simple device and the boredom caused by the pandemic, it was never intended to be a professional project, nor to be a source of income, or anything like that. Also, I would like to celebrate that we never fell into the temptation of abandoning the open source code, I think it is to celebrate it, there were many copies of ideas and blatant copies of code, but it never went beyond a discord, moreover, it generates a nice feeling to know that there was a desire to copy or try to improve something that was born as a hobby. I will conclude by commenting which projects will remain active for an indefinite period of time: - PiSolid. - Hosts file module. - thatKernel (will be updated only if necessary, but this also means that it will be supported). Thank you very much for everything, the chat group will remain open and the channel as well.

Note

The modules and scripts will remain in the Proton Drive folder until the end of the year (2024), then, the ones still supported will be moved to a new place. ---> support rootArt project donating

Hosts v20240911 is available.

Changelog

- Synchronized with the latest editions of the creator's original hosts file.

Files

- Hagezi. - StevenBlack. - hBlock. DOWNLOAD NOW DOWNLOAD NOW DOWNLOAD NOW ---> support rootArt project donating