Windows 6.5 XV6800/Titan 28002

[frozenbinary]

LOL ... im guessing that i have missed some NOOB post somewhere that i should already know about getting rid of the bars?

edit: is it some memory utility that shows free mem or something ? how do i change it ??

i guess i should have just clicked around.... under advanced configuration ?????

lol

[frozenbinary]

still cant find anything on how to change it, would appreciate a tip!
thanks

otherwise awesome rom real fast

[mattsm]

Originally Posted by bbsandkm

those bars are from the government to listen to your calls

ROTFLMAO

[btonetbone]

Originally Posted by bbsandkm

those bars are from the government to listen to your calls

Awesome response.

Originally Posted by frozenbinary

LOL ... im guessing that i have missed some NOOB post somewhere that i should already know about getting rid of the bars?

edit: is it some memory utility that shows free mem or something ? how do i change it ??

i guess i should have just clicked around.... under advanced configuration ?????

lol

You must not have looked very hard. Look at posts 1, 104-106, 119, 192-193 and a few others. You may find some interesting information.

[bbsandkm]

i have a private msg (a nice one) it says i cook too much in my roms...i want to know what you guys think. too much cooked? not enough? remember that i cook for about 700 people. i would like your feedback on this. thank you

[findthisfunny]

I think you balance out-of-the box usability vs. size of ROM pretty well. I for one don't think you cook too much in. I customize a lot after I flash and I feel that your cooked in features are an excellent base from which I install my personal favorites. Just my 2 cents.

BTW, thanks for another excellent ROM!

[ebb]

Originally Posted by bbsandkm

i have a private msg (a nice one) it says i cook too much in my roms...i want to know what you guys think. too much cooked? not enough? remember that i cook for about 700 people. i would like your feedback on this. thank you

IMO, your roms are on the smaller side compared with others and I would prefer they remain that way. I also am used to customizing after the fact, so would suggest cooking in tier autoinstall rather than specific apps and keeping the roms lean, just so there is some ability to automate user customization rather than one by one.

Also, as far as the Office apps, I would rather see you decide to install all of the apps (word, pp, excel) or none of them, since it ends up being a waste of space to just have word on there if you need to install the cab for the other apps.

Otherwise, great work, and your efforts are very much appreciated!

[bbsandkm]

Originally Posted by ebb

IMO, your roms are on the smaller side compared with others and I would prefer they remain that way. I also am used to customizing after the fact, so would suggest cooking in tier autoinstall rather than specific apps and keeping the roms lean, just so there is some ability to automate user customization rather than one by one.

Also, as far as the Office apps, I would rather see you decide to install all of the apps (word, pp, excel) or none of them, since it ends up being a waste of space to just have word on there if you need to install the cab for the other apps.

Otherwise, great work, and your efforts are very much appreciated!

word and excel are in 21234

[findthisfunny]

A list of what I install after a fresh flash from 21234

- QuickMenu (by Nanling): Task Manager, Hibernate, Battery Meter, Memory Meter all in one app taking about 90K of memory.
- CSDEVCTRL (by chrisstavrou): Awesome auto locker, which you can use to lock your device after wake from sleep. Only uses about 90K of memory.
- Cyberon Voice Commander: Like MS Voice Command but uses much less memory (still on the fence about this one)
- GZ VZW Arcsoft MMS 5: MMS
- Mortscript: script language used by many apps
- clauncher (by crhiscsh): App launcher plugin for titanium
- cvolume (by duhhh): Volume control plugin for titanim
- Shoaco Chrome Editor: Titanium customizer
- MS Mobile Office: Word, Excel, PPT, Note
- TotalCommander: Excellent file explorer but the default file explorer is so much improved now.
- Nue Light 3 (by no2chem): Flashlight mapped to my voice recorder button. I use this one alot. No2chem is a god!
- Skyfire: One of the best internet browsers available.
- Skype: VOIP app. Ever since they released the new version, it's been working on HTC Titans.
- Games: Standard games, Sudoku, Mastermind, Hearts, Freecell. A few time wasting apps

Anyone else have their can't-live-without apps they would like to share?

[btonetbone]

Originally Posted by bbsandkm

i have a private msg (a nice one) it says i cook too much in my roms...i want to know what you guys think. too much cooked? not enough? remember that i cook for about 700 people. i would like your feedback on this. thank you

I don't agree with the message, but I think I understand where he/she is coming from. Personally, your ROM includes many useful additions and tweaks that work great out of the box and I like that. It saves me significant time when reflashing, and I'm confident that the apps are in and working.

But then again, I used to use DCD's ROMs which were barebones clean and offered me tons of flexibility.

To each their own, but I like things the way they are. It works very well for me.

Thanks for great work!