Generally, I prefer AOSP but I'm reluctant to use non Sense ROMs on the X as I don't want to lose the awesome camera software. However, this states it includes the Sense camera (I always thought the Sense apps needed the Sense framework) so I could be persuaded. Does the camera perform as well on this ROM as it does with stock/ARHD etc?
I prefer to stick with arhd rom + rom cleaner with sense remaining intact. He probably ported apis or framework from sense to aosp. Even though sense is more resource hungry than aosp, I like to remain stock with full admin access .
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I flashed this ROM yesterday as Sense is as much of a pain in the arse as it always was. First thoughts, it's nice and clean, and very fast. I've not encountered any problems with it so far. I've not tried the camera out, but having only owned the phone for three days before I flashed it, I don't have a lot to compare with I'm afraid! If you can tell me what to do to test it El Presidente then I'm quite happy to do so
Edit: Tell a lie, there is an issue with text messages where you have to split them into 160 characters otherwise they won't send. I think the dev is aware of this one as someone's mentioned it on XDA. Also, you can't answer a call without unlocking the phone first, but he's definitely aware of that and should be fixing it soon.
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Cheers Casanunda .
There's a youtube vid in the thread and the camera looks to be the same as the stock offering so as soon as he sorts the bugs, it looks as though I'll be giving this a go.
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Yeah looking at the notes about the ROM it seems as though he's kept the Sense camera in there so that should be fine. Also it looks as though an update might well be released today or tomorrow, so fingers crossed he will have ironed out some of the other bugs. By the way, apparently you can get around unlocking the screen to answer the call by using a different lockscreen app, but I can't really be bothered myself as it's not really that much of a problem.
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Well I flashed the latest update and those two bugs still remain. I'm sure he will cure them soon though. I'll keep an eye on it anyway and let you know when they're sorted El Presidente.
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Well I flashed another update (in the pub yesterday, that's how easy it is!), and it has cured the SMS issue now, so it's just the unlock screen to answer the call really now.
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Sold it for me, if an alternative lock screen app gets around the call/lockscreen problem, it looks like I know what I'll be doing at work tonight. (I've already bought WidgetLocker).
Does the free version of Apex do the job or is it worth going for the full version?
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Personally I'm more than happy with the free version. That said, I prefer a launcher to be as lightweight and simple as possible, with my Desire being set up with Zeam Launcher. It really doesn't look like the pro version of Apex offers anything that amazing but it all depends on what you want to do. The info screen says it has the following extras : -
Multiple configurable drawer tabs.
Unread count notifications (this is the one thing in the list I have enjoyed in the past).
Dock gestures.
Two finger gestures. (Who wants their phone giving them two fingered gestures anyway!)
More transition effects.
Enhanced folder support.
Advanced widget options.
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Let me know how you get on with the ROM, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts as I didn't wait long before flashing it, so don't really have much experience of anything else to compare it with!
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Tried this for about 6 hours yesterday. No matter what I did to sort, every time I tried to edit or join a contact, the contacts app force closed on me. I wiped, Fixed Permissions and various other fixes, but nothing worked. I may have just needed to reflash, but I restored my Nandroid instead.
I def like the look of it, so will go back later at some point. I'm currently on Energy atm and have just flashed the Franco Kernel.
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Yeah I tried flashing the latest update the other day but it pretty much buggered my phone. When it works, it's good, but like you I think I'll leave it for now. I'm running Leedroid now and it's pretty much flawless from what I can see :-)
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