What do you think about gingerbread-evo-deck ROM?

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by teejay89

There's just ONE thing I hate about my switch to AOSP- I really like that Sense clock/weather widget.

That said- I love my Theme Chooser, my Gingerbread, my AOSP MMS/Dialer/Contacts/Gallery/Music and my power bar widgets... I think it goes without saying that the pros outweigh the cons.

check your pm, i probably just made your week

[teejay89]

Originally Posted by p-slim

check your pm, i probably just made your week

Haha, already been using it, but thanks man. I'm probably gonna bite the bullet and d/l the Pro version to have more skins for it.

Holy crap I was wrong- you totally DID make my week

[vin255764]

This is HTC EVO.It is a powerhorse!!
Using senseless Rom means you all give up on this device and simply trying to clean up OS so device can be usefull...
Think about it.How about jump into sense boat and improve it to perfection,or make a flawless ginger-sense ROM?
Deck made a perfect base,and I'm sure with support and ideas from all of us we can run much greater ROM.
Do not give up on SENSE UI.I would never pay for EVO if it couldn't run Sense ROM.
This is the future (buggy and crappy as of today,but guy trying really hard....) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=796710

[p-slim]

I'm the complete opposite. If I bought this htc phone and had to run sense I would've never bought this phone. I would've stayed with my n1 till the nexus s came out. Thank God for cyanogenmod

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by vin255764

This is HTC EVO.It is a powerhorse!!
Using senseless Rom means you all give up on this device and simply trying to clean up OS so device can be usefull...
Think about it.How about jump into sense boat and improve it to perfection,or make a flawless ginger-sense ROM?
Deck made a perfect base,and I'm sure with support and ideas from all of us we can run much greater ROM.
Do not give up on SENSE UI.I would never pay for EVO if it couldn't run Sense ROM.
This is the future (buggy and crappy as of today,but guy trying really hard....) [ROM][DEV][WIP] ACEvo GB - Desire HD/S Gingerbread Port (2.3.3 & 2.3.2 w/ Sense 2.1) - xda-developers

LOL!!!!

Clearly you have never used SPB's Shell 3D. I'm running it and it completely blows HTC Sense out of the water. I suggest you try it out. Yeah, it's expensive (only $15, but that is still pretty expensive for an app). But the price is the only negative. The actual app is by far the best interface available for an Android phone.

Try it out for about 3 days and see if you can go back to HTC Sense after that.

https://market.android.com/details?i...=search_result

EDIT: Make sure you use it on a ROM that doesn't have Sense like Cyanogenmod or Evo Deck. I haven't used it on a Sense ROM so I don't know if it would lag or not on a Sense ROM. It's smooth as butter on both Evo Deck and CM7 though (the only 2 ROMs I have used it on).

[vin255764]

Dang,I must say,that SPB 3d is worth the money! May be I will give up on Sense too

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by vin255764

Dang,I must say,that SPB 3d is worth the money! May be I will give up on Sense too

Another added benefit to it is if Sprint gets the Motorola Atrix, or some other superphone from another manufacturer, you can keep using your same interface that you are familiar with.

Lots of people say Samsung's interface sucks, or Motorola's interface sucks. If you are using Shell 3D on your HTC phone, you could keep using that same interface on a Motorola (or whatever) phone. So you wouldn't even have to consider the interface when you are looking at your next phone. It opens up the field of consideration.

[Vancer]

Originally Posted by p-slim

check your pm, i probably just made your week

?? I may want ... send my way too please ... whatever it is lol

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[lkillen]

I am retired military and do my updates like a good soldier (Marine). Between versions, I do a Nandroid B/U, be sure that Titanium Pro has done its thing and then I wipe everything twice. Then I install the update and the Gapps and go through the tedious process of restoring my phone. I set up my Email accounts, Facebook, Twitter and restore apps, etc.
With Deck releasing nearly daily updates, this is wearing me down.
Am I over killing the process? Is there a better way?
I thought I saw someone talk about doing a partial Nand restore. I have never restored from a Nand, never had too, so I don't know what a restore looks like.
Can I restore my settings?
Is it necessary that I wipe everything? I will know soon. Between RC9 and RC10 I only wiped the Dalvik VM cache.
Okay, I am booted up and everyhting is there and works. So, what is the rule here?

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by lkillen

I am retired military and do my updates like a good soldier (Marine). Between versions, I do a Nandroid B/U, be sure that Titanium Pro has done its thing and then I wipe everything twice. Then I install the update and the Gapps and go through the tedious process of restoring my phone. I set up my Email accounts, Facebook, Twitter and restore apps, etc.
With Deck releasing nearly daily updates, this is wearing me down.
Am I over killing the process? Is there a better way?
I thought I saw someone talk about doing a partial Nand restore. I have never restored from a Nand, never had too, so I don't know what a restore looks like.
Can I restore my settings?
Is it necessary that I wipe everything? I will know soon. Between RC9 and RC10 I only wiped the Dalvik VM cache.
Okay, I am booted up and everyhting is there and works. So, what is the rule here?

I don't know about if you need to fully wipe or not, but I do know about the nand restore. There is no partial nand restore that I know if. You restore from nand and it does its thing from there. And when it restores, it takes your phone to the exact state when you backed it up. The ROM and all the apps are exactly the way they were when you made the backup.