If you can't find that, download Play on Mac. At least it is with most all Linux distributions. It's a Windows emulator that completely integrates into your system. I use Ubuntu which is a Linux distribution. Its rather quite stupid, these game OEM and Google play on us for hundreds of dollars.If you're a Mac user I have a solution. I mean v5.1 is out and they can't get us on that after waiting? Looks like I have to take the dive into rooting.or wait for the LG G4 and then root that one even though it comes with v5.1 out of the box.
So how come no one will let us MAC users in on the secret.that you have to use and only use a WIN machine.this is beyond stupid.no LG Tool available that I can find.Ive used Google to no ends.and to be honest, why is the LG G3 just getting v5.0.1? Seriously, they really want us to root, don't they, they really do. The downside of this is that if you want to enable do not disturb but allow alarms and alerts to pass through, you need to turn on priority mode, which you can only do from the settings app and it's 2-3 menus deep.
You can turn it on from the notification screen by toggling through the sound profiles. I'm still getting used to some of the UI changes but other than those gripes, so far so good.Įdit: I did some searching and found that they replaced Quiet Mode with a do not disturb mode. I'm really not happy about that but I guess I'll just have to deal with it. I also noticed that Quiet Mode (LG's Do Not Disturb mode) is gone. The first time I was able to reboot it but the second time I had to pull out the battery. This never happened to me when I was on 4.4.2. I now have it up and running and my biggest issue is that I've had it crash twice. At first I thought I soft bricked it because it was stuck on the LG boot screen but then it proceeded to optimize all my apps which took a while.
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