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i havent cooked my own rom yet (havent really had time to do so lately), but i like the idea of an application, not a web based kitchen. As colonel said, it would make for one huge download, but i think i have a way around that. Maybe have just the builder and the vanilla rom be downloaded first, then once the user picks the oems they want, the app will download them for the user. I know this is a lot of work, but ive seen it work greatly too. Im thinking Debian Linux or Gentoo linux style, where you download the barebones setup then build your own with an internet connection.
Thanks for everyone's help on the Rom team, cant wait to try it out!
(now off to go study some more for cooking)
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