Tired of unresponsive and lack of screen sensitivity? - Galaxy S II Android Development

Tired of unresponsive and lack of screen sensitivity?
Hello guys, if you guys don't know me already, I'm gsstudios and I'm currently working on providing kernels for our device.
Now it has come to a point where some people want more screen sensitivity, because all of the tuning that is currently available in kernels are not adequate enough for some users. It has been believed that the stock values found on kernels are buggy since stock ICS, and most kernels today still have these stock values.
Now, I present you the very first build (in current XDA) of DorimanX kernel with tuned screen values (0 for touch move sensitivity) by default.
Note to kernel developers/potential kernel builders:
The fix isn't really important to most users on XDA, but if there is a time where it is required to increase sensitivity, follow this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43461109. but make sure that ALL of the /* MOVHYSTI */ values are changed to a lower value (some people like 0). A similar effect can be done by tweaking other values, but doesn't achieve the same results as people would wish for. The original fix from vitalji is for older kernels (still applies, but was in a different location) still based on older samsung source code, newer kernels will have to use the guide provided above to adjust values.
Downloads
Link to dorimanX unofficial builds with screen tweak
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63543949&postcount=361
Please also note that this thread isn't intended to revive the old posts/topics mentioned. It is just to announce to users who wanted a better touch screen experience in current times
thanks to vitalij for the original fix here

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How can you test?
If you are interested in knowing how responsive your screen is, download the Touch Move app from the play store, and follow the onscreen instructions. The app will tell you how many pixels are required to move between different points of the screen. Make sure to swipe your screen slowly (important), so that the test is as accurate as possible.
App link
How a kernel with properly tuned parameters should look like:
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Image source: My own thread
How a kernel without properly tuned parameters should look like:
Image source: Google play store
Now the first image shows what a kernel with the touch move sensitive value set to 0 would look like. Whereas the second image shows what a kernel with a touch move sensitivity set to 5-6. Most kernels have a value of 10 or even 15! Making it hard to make fine and precise movements on the screen.

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wrong section !!