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mixxy · #**7051** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by pastert33

I'm with you on this! Although I haven't had a ROM that ran both soooo I can't comment on having both.

it shouldnt make a difference other than storage space as they both of them shouldnt be running at the same time.

im using copper with manilla and titanium.

when i use one or the other theyre both still blazing fast

cheers
mixxy

oneandsix · #**7052** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by pastert33

I'm with you on this! Although I haven't had a ROM that ran both soooo I can't comment on having both.

Back when I had my Diamond, I tried out a 6.5 ROM with Manilla, and the "lite" version without Manilla. Maybe it's just me, but I noticed a difference. The Manilla version was the one I stayed with, because for some reason I really like manilla... but the "lite" version was quite a bit faster after a few hours of use. But then again.. they were both way fast. Haha I don't even know what I'm saying... You'll probably just have to decide yourself. It's not that big of a difference

pwrinxs · #**7053** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 10:11 PM

Does the name MightyROM 5_4.13.09 suggest a 12am release, which is in a couple of hours? Sorry if this has already been answered before.

parkjam · #**7054** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by mixxy

it shouldnt make a difference other than storage space as they both of them shouldnt be running at the same time.

im using copper with manilla and titanium.

when i use one or the other theyre both still blazing fast

cheers
mixxy

Titanium is just a built in plug-in in 6.5, by adding manila, it just gives people the choice as to which plug-in to use. Simple matter of going into today settings and checking one or the other. I have recently been playing with second today on copper and doing both at once, hasn't really made a difference. Titanium has a rather small memory footprint it seems

Fruzion · #**7055** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by parkjam

Titanium is just a built in plug-in in 6.5, by adding manila, it just gives people the choice as to which plug-in to use. Simple matter of going into today settings and checking one or the other. I have recently been playing with second today on copper and doing both at once, hasn't really made a difference. Titanium has a rather small memory footprint it seems

I love both, but they both have their ups and downs. It really just matters on your own personal preferences. Titanium is amazing in it's simplicity and amount of information it puts out one swipe away, while manila is definitely the more in-depth and comprehensive way to go (strangely, for the first time in my life, I have found a winmo interface element on par with manila. Even the new start menu is pretty slick). I've found that if you can deal with interacting alot with the basic winmo ui and guts Titanium should be perfect for you, though after a while it can get really frustrating sometimes the way it interacts. REALLY FRUSTRATING

(/hint @ microsoft). I mean, If you miss a call you either have to bring up the notification or call the person back from the titanium screen. Or you can go through this overly long process of going to the start menu and so on. As a matter of fact, the way Titanium handles all notifications bugs the hell out of me. It should be like in manila where you just have to read it, instead of actually opening the text/email/phone call/whatever.

What was I talking about again?

banzaiwolfe · #**7056** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 10:37 PM

I'd personally prefer a build with no trace of Manilla because I can't stand it and it just takes up space in my Windows directory (I wouldn't care if HTC was smart about it and put it in it's own folder instead of cluttering up \Windows), but whatever Mike decides to put out I'm fine with.

LoWw · #**7057** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 10:44 PM

Has anyone been able to get AmazeGPS to work on this rom? It works but only covers the upper left part of the screen??

parkjam · #**7058** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by banzaiwolfe

I'd personally prefer a build with no trace of Manilla because I can't stand it and it just takes up space in my Windows directory (I wouldn't care if HTC was smart about it and put it in it's own folder instead of cluttering up \Windows), but whatever Mike decides to put out I'm fine with.

Yeah, to this day, I can't figure out why they coded it to the windows directory. It definitely slows down the file explorer loading all 5 billion manila files. It would seem that it wouldn't have been that hard for them to place it in a sub-folder at the very least...

**razorloves** · #**7059** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by LoWw

Has anyone been able to get AmazeGPS to work on this rom? It works but only covers the upper left part of the screen??

Sounds like you installed the wrong version for QVGA phones. Are you sure you got the one for Touch Pro (VGA)?

banzaiwolfe · #**7060** (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by parkjam

Yeah, to this day, I can't figure out why they coded it to the windows directory. It definitely slows down the file explorer loading all 5 billion manila files. It would seem that it wouldn't have been that hard for them to place it in a sub-folder at the very least...

They also did it with HTC Home