Dear realme users, please stop debloating com.coloros.weather.service
to prevent lock screen flicker OK?
Currently only tested on realme UI 1.0 / 2.0.
Click here to download the bash script
Or, download it with this command: wget https://github.com/Hakimi0804/realmeUI-debloater/blob/main/debloat-linux.sh
How do I use it?
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Setting up platform-tools:
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Do a Google search on how to set up adb for your linux distro. For example:
Fedora:
sudo dnf install android-tools
Ubuntu:
sudo apt install adb
Note: For Ubuntu, this might install a slightly outdated version of adb and fastboot. use this installer to install latest version. This is usually not needed though.
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Enable USB debugging, this phone setting can be found in developer options.
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Connect the phone to your PC.
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Launch terminal and enter this command:
adb devices
(Check your phone, there should be a prompt asking you to grant USB debugging. Tick always allow and press allow.) -
Enter
adb devices
again to check if your device is authorized. If it outputs something likeSERIAL_NUMBER DEVICE
, then congratulations, you've done the setup properly.
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Executing the script:
- Launch terminal. Navigate to the folder where the script are.
- To run the script, first you need to give execute permission:
chmod +x debloat-linux.sh
- Execute the script:
./debloat-linux.sh
.
Click here to download the batch file
How do I use it?
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Setting up platform-tools:
- Download platform-tools.
- Unzip it and put it on
C:\
. Don't put it on any other folder. - Enable USB debugging, this phone setting can be found in developer options.
- Connect the phone to the PC.
- Launch cmd and enter these command one by one:
cd \platform-tools
,adb devices
(Check your phone, there should be a prompt asking you to grant USB debugging. Tick always allow and press allow). - Enter in
adb devices
again to check if your device is authorized. If it outputs something likeSERIAL_NUMBER DEVICE
, then congratulations, you've done the setup properly.
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Executing the script:
- Download the script and copy it to the platform-tools folder.
- From the platform-tools folder, double click the script. A cmd window should show up. Do as the prompt say, select mode that you want.
- That's it! Have fun debloating all these crap!
- well ok i added script for linux user
- Windows script isn't maintained actively, the package list may be outdated
- pardon me if i suck at scripting ok
- i did this just for fun lol
- readme.md fixed by raymond and ok bye