How to enable double tap to wake xperia m on sxdnickilolly kernel

I'm using sxdnickylolly kernel on cm 12.1 on my xperia m and one of the features are double trap to wake which isn't working by default. Anyone knows how to enable it??!

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Hand gasture to wake ambient screen (

Hi has anybody found an app, xposed module or a zip file that adds this feature? All I have been able to finds is ones that wake the entire screen.

wake screen app on marshmallow

I've updated my nexus 5 to marshmallow 2 days ago, and got a problem.
with lollipop I've used app called "screen notifications"
to wake my screen whenever I get a notification, but on marshmallow it seems to have compatibility problem. though it wakes the screen, the notification has no sound.
I've tried other apps which should do the same, every one of them seem to have the same soundless prob.

any suggestions?
I could really use this wake up feature

Focus button or Vol Button to wake up the device?

Hello,
is there any simple mod like edit build prop to change Focus button or Vol Button to wake up the device?
or maybe aplication.

My power button is hard to press.
Fw: 4.4.4 (18.3 1 b 1.10)

Regards,
Reval

Double-tap To Wake Screen?

Is there any app, Xposed module, mod, etc to get the "double-tap to wake screen" feature like LG phones have?

I tried an app that woke the phone by waving in front of the proximity sensor, but that was a battery hog.

Would like to be able to wake phone without power button.

I'm running PAC ROM which does have double-tap to sleep.

Thanks for any suggestions! :)

Lockscreen notifications and wake up

Hi Guys,

As I've replaced my Oneplus One to a Oneplus 2 and lost the ambient display option again, I'd like to see your opinion. How is it possible that in 2015 I can't tell my phone with the latest stock version of Android to simply turn the screen on for a short while when a notification comes.

I know I can (and actually I do) install 3rd party applications to do that but why isn't it in the stock version? What's Google's point of view about that? AFAIK the iPhones have always had this feature.

Thank you!