First step is to get GScript Lite from the market and installed on your phone, this will be the base for everything. When you first open it you will see

There is two scripts preinstalled, try them out. To add your own press the menu key on your phone and choose Add script and you will then see

Here is where you enter the name of the script, actual command line command and superuser access. I have made an example to simply reboot your phone

After you have entered all fields then press Save and it will take you back to the main screen and there is your new script

Now if you want to reboot your phone just press the reboot phone button and there it goes. Now as far as I know any command that you can use in terminal emulator can be used here, only much easier because once you set it up the first time it's just a push of the button and it's done instead of opening terminal, getting su access and typing out the command, then exiting.

Speaking about typing it out, when you install the app the first time it places a file on your sd card called gscript. After you set up a script long press it and select Save to SD and this will save an .sh file in that folder, What's that you say, well let me tell you, it's a text file with everything you filled in when you set up your script. You can do a couple things here. First send that file to a friend who also uses gscript and they can put it in that file, open gscript, add script, press load file on the right hand side and presto, instantly fields are filled in, just press save.Done. Second...hate typing on your phone, well get your self a good text editor(I said a good one, NOT windows note pad, it leaves tags on each end of what you type, even though you can't see them they are there) I use notepad++, it's free, google it. Type out all your commands in there same as you would in terminal emulator then save the file as .sh, move it to the gscript folder on your sd card, open the app, menu, add script, load file, save, presto. One hint, what you name the .sh file is what will be filled in in the name field. You can also do batch commands, I have one set up to remove system apps I don't want but get back each new CM7 nightly I install, here it is

mount -o rw,remount /system
rm -f /system/app/ADWLauncher.apk
rm -f /system/app/DPSManager.apk
rm -f /system/app/FileManager.apk
rm -f /system/app/GenieWidget.apk
rm -f /system/app/Protips.apk
rm -f /system/app/PicoTts.apk
rm -f /system/app/VoiceDialer.apk
mount -o ro,remount /system

reboot

To do this in terminal I would have to type out each command individually, set up in gscript, one push of a button and apps are gone.

And as usual you can place shortcuts right on your homescreen to the full app or one individual script for easy access

Now go have fun, please share your scripts here for the rest of us.

Warning and Disclaimer do not hold me responsible for what you may do to your phone with this. Please do not send harmful .sh files to anyone...if you get sent an .sh file, do not blindly run it, read it first, remember, this is the same as terminal emulator, there are no safeties

I am trying to modify j_r0dds 1.6 framework-res.apk to make it look like the gingerbread theme but no joy. Any tips and advice on what I'm doing wrong would be great.

I know that Im using blur...you dont have to rub it in! =)

Thanks