New Version Of Circuitous Multitasking iPhone App Released; Includes Improved UI And Customization O
New Version Of Circuitous Multitasking iPhone App Released; Includes Improved UI And Customization Options
Last week, we wrote about a refreshingly new multitasking iPhone app for jailbroken iPhones called Circuitous. Circuitous offered a clean dock-based interface for users to switch between the various active iPhone applications. As Dan Zimmerman, the developer of the app put it, it was a nifty "custom app switcher". The...
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A great app just got better:-)
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I have this installed, as well as backgrounder and proswitcher. Can I safely remove the others without impacting this app's performance?
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its a piece of crap and crashes my phone every time i open it
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maybe your phone is a piece of crap..not the app.
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i think circuitous uses backgrounder to keep apps running in the background.
so does proswitcher..but you can take proswitcher off if you prefer circuitous. -
oh snap
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kDub, did you install backgrounder as well? I had the same problem with crashing b/c I was not running backgrounder with it.
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How does it compare with Kirikae in responsiveness?
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It is very responsive depending on the Activation method selected
@emmoral (& others) Picnic... install Backgrounder, Activator & Circuitous then select method of activation, really does work a treat.
Please Don't take offence when I say PICNIC.
@ Shawn. Proswitcher can safely be removed
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yes..i believe you need backgrounder installed in order to use circuitous.
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How do you "by merely sliding the icon
out of the dock"I cant figure this out
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Improved GUI: The new version of Circuitous provides an easier way to quit apps by merely sliding the icon
out of the dock. Also, the close button on these icons has been tweaked to enable easier tapping.How do you do this?
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Never mind. I guess when you turn off the X it disables this feature.
So you have to have the x enabled in order to slide the icons off the dock to quit them.
Strange.....
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thanks kdub. I'll try that. Sure was confusing to me.
