So many roms for the G1! Which is the best one to use?
There's no such thing as best, it's all about personal preference. I can't tell you what the best car is b/c I like one kind and you'll probably like another.
Also try to keep your Q's in proper section
Closed the thread.
1. It's a personal preference. No sense in having a "what's best."
2. This is NOT a development related thread. It should not be in the development thread.
As the thread pretty well says it, share your favourite jokes ..
**If sharing of jokes or discussing is prohibited then please moderator do the needful by deleting the thread**
(Don't get vulgar though)
It should go to off topic. And BTW there are threads in OT just like this!
LIFE! Enjoy it while you Still have it!
As mentioned above, a joke thread already exists in Off-topic...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=384841&highlight=joke
Thread closed.
Hey guys,
I finally got me my first Nexus device. So i loaded up Purity Rom on it and i have tried a bunch of Kernels but i couldnt find one that i like. My question to you guys would be what Kernel would you guys recommend? My priority is battery life and stability. Phone is already insanely fast.
they dont allow these kinds of threads on xda. youre just gonna get a list of all the kernels, and everyone will think that the kernel that are using is the best http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477889
EVO-lution said:
Hey guys,
I finally got me my first Nexus device. So i loaded up Purity Rom on it and i have tried a bunch of Kernels but i couldnt find one that i like. My question to you guys would be what Kernel would you guys recommend? My priority is battery life and stability. Phone is already insanely fast.
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I'm not looking for the "best", just for a decent list of roms that you may like that you think I will like. I'm looking for a rom that has a tablet UI feature because I like that. Nightlies are okay.
SwiftLeeO said:
I'm not looking for the "best", just for a decent list of roms that you may like that you think I will like. I'm looking for a rom that has a tablet UI feature because I like that. Nightlies are okay.
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Before they close this thread,
there it is everything you need to know.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477889
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2475401
flash a few and find out
Please read dev section
this thread probably won't be open tomorrow.
SwiftLeeO said:
a decent list of roms
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[INDEX] Google Nexus 5 - ROMs, Kernels, MODs, Recoveries, Themes [02 Mar 2014]
We don't know what you might like. Read that ^^
SwiftLeeO said:
I'm not looking for the "best", just for a decent list of roms that you may like that you think I will like. I'm looking for a rom that has a tablet UI feature because I like that. Nightlies are okay.
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Official Cyanogenmod 11: HERE :good:
All are good depending on your tastes. Try some and enjoy... Happy Flashing!
Here you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2589446
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PA,cm11,aokp,carbon,purity, slimkat are just a few good ones
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I like the ones with icons and stuff best!
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Would stay away from the Cm 11 roms personally, haven't seen anything too good about them and seen alot of bad compatibility issues. Purity is the best for stock + some nice features and optimizations, its rock solid. If you want to go Cm 11 I would go carbon or beanstalk. If someone can give me some good reasons to use cm 11 that would be useful as is I don't see a reason.
Someone called...?
https://plus.google.com/101050362931926882460/posts/9XTPCAKuanK
Gipjoe said:
If someone can give me some good reasons to use cm 11 that would be useful as is I don't see a reason.
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You'd have to take a look at their code. It speaks for itself.
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You'd have to take a look at their code. It speaks for itself.
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I know it is well written, but I so is Google's code. . For example why use CAF audio drivers when the current one are perfectly fine, doesn't that just create more incompatibility? I'm not a dev, just a flasher so I don't see any benefits of CM just negatives. I'm not saying there is not though but personally I don't see any as a user. I'm not trying to come of as mean I just do not know
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I like the ones with icons and stuff best!
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