advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

I was just wondering if it is worth messing around with the advanced config cab when I already have the diamond tweak program on my phone.

The only things I'm really interested in is the battery settings and the cache settings, and maybe the touch flo configs. But all of these are in the diamond tweak just not detailed. IE for the battery you can enable the power management, so If I get the advanced config will all of the power management options already be enabled?

And another thing, does advanced config work, or is there anything I need to know not to try and mess with????

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

If you want to change Touch Flo 3D settings you might want to install Diamond TF3D Config.

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

yeah abut thats my point. in the diamond tweak program u can change your touch flo 3d "graphic fluidity" from normal to high, so does this do all that adv, config. does or not?

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

YEAH... def grab and use them both...

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

it says I need .net compact framwork to install it, is this something extra I need on my phone?

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

You can download that here.
http://misc.baf.cc/NETCFv35.wm.armv4i.cab

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

what does this .net framwork do?

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

I havent a clue to be honest with you. But its needed for a lot of programs you install on your phone.

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

stuff that .net framework 2.0 can't.

Re: advanced config vs. diamond tweak?
 

It is the files (dlls and such) as well as the required registry changes that are needed to allow you to run applications or services developed using the latest version of the .net programming environment (typically Microsoft Visual Studio).

So when someone says you need it to run something, than that something was developed using those specific support files. These files are common across all (or most) applications developed in .net, and so are typically not distributed as part of the application itself...but as a framework.

This way, you install the framework once, and from then on, any apps you install that uses the framework only needs the files specific to that app to be installed.