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omg what is this?? I go to vibrant dev section and all i see are like 800 roms of miui...
Can someone explain how they differ? I understand some do, such as neobuddy's new rom because of the massive tweaks and mods, but the others? Theres a miui stock, miui.us, miui 360 ... what is this?!?!?
There's only 3? Lol
The Stock MIUI is like stock CM7,
The MIUI 360 and that other one by Neosomething are almost the same, they have similar tweaks.
Because it's so customizeable an there are more CM7's I think
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VeryCoolAlan said:
There's only 3? Lol
The Stock MIUI is like stock CM7,
The MIUI 360 and that other one by Neosomething are almost the same, they have similar tweaks.
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MIUI-NB
MIUI-US
MIUI SS
MIUI LITHIUM
MIUI NEXUS PRIME
MIUI IPHONE360
MIUI ANDROID-STYLE
MIUI ICS
I count 8 so far - may be more though
Hmm how many 2.2 roms are there.....how many Ginger ,2.3 roms are out there....in my opinion miui is taking off nicely...
Although miui is 2.3 its not at all like Ginger or any other filmware out there
Its a whole different animal
i'd say the 4 MIUI roms under the same thread has the most support ...
and i got my working GPS using their rom. great work
i was in CM7 too but i just love MIUI for its customisation
On the MIUI discussion. Has there yet been a MIUI published that has an App Drawer built in, or has the capabilities of using one? I tried MIUI a while back but could not get past it not having an App Drawer. I know I move the apps to a folder and have the folder docked but this does not work quite the way I want it to, that and I have over 130 apps, and this takes a long time to move them to a folder. To be honest it is the only thing holding me back from using MIUI again.
Just use a different launcher that does have an app drawer, I'm using go launcher and loving it
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bfranklin1986 said:
Just use a different launcher that does have an app drawer, I'm using go launcher and loving it
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Last time I tried, a couple of months ago,I had issues using any other launcher. I was using stock MIUI. If we are able to use additional launchers, I may have to give MIUI another try.
Oh and GOLauncher is what I use with CWM right now. Best Launcher I have found so far.
For one yes you can use any launcher you want and have an app drawer and second there is an alternative app drawer in android developement forum and the market.
Raistline said:
Last time I tried, a couple of months ago,I had issues using any other launcher. I was using stock MIUI. If we are able to use additional launchers, I may have to give MIUI another try.
Oh and GOLauncher is what I use with CWM right now. Best Launcher I have found so far.
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Market launchers certainly work fine with MIUI ROMs.... Plus, if anything, you can just make a folder for all of your apps, set it to "arrange alphabetically" and just put all of your apps in that folder.
I like turtles.
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VeryCoolAlan said:
I like turtles.
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you remind me of my friend Hadyn.
He says that constantly but makes me laugh so hard haha
thinking of trying a different rom. Been using bionix. Would you suggest if MIUI is a good rom to move to? Hows the battery life?
Miui is faster and smoother, battery life isn't quite as good as a 2.2 rom but it's getting better. It's defiantly good enough for a daily driver.
xriderx66 said:
you remind me of my friend Hadyn.
He says that constantly but makes me laugh so hard haha
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Is she hot?
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ok, no miui app drawer. if you have 130 apps then i would suggest you sort them by use/function in folders. ie. Social/Tools/Games/etc.
other then the miui.us version all the roms you see are themed variants with additional apps/build.prop tweaks. most are setup by Nick and his team.
i usually just download stock miui, and rip the build.prop out of nicks rom edit it to suit my needs, strip out the crap apps i don't ever use zip and install.
boystuff said:
ok, no miui app drawer. if you have 130 apps then i would suggest you sort them by use/function in folders. ie. Social/Tools/Games/etc.
other then the miui.us version all the roms you see are themed variants with additional apps/build.prop tweaks. most are setup by Nick and his team.
i usually just download stock miui, and rip the build.prop out of nicks rom edit it to suit my needs, strip out the crap apps i don't ever use zip and install.
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hehe.. that what I do....
any suggestions on which miui rom to get? i keep seeing nick's 4 roms and neobuddy's nb rom on top views.
VeryCoolAlan said:
Is she hot?
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I said HE in the sentence, alan what the hell lol
What's the best rom for the DROID 2 ?
The newest cm7 on rootzwiki. It has 1% battery increments.
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Froyo or gingerbread lethal?
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Sorry autocorrect, I meant kernal
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Gingerbread
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Is it a nightly build?
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Nope. Its a cm7 kang.
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I'm a fan of the D2G MIUI port for the D2. Far, far more stable than stock GB, and much easier to customize.
Port?
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It was originally developed on the Droid 2 Global by aceoyame and a few others I think, and then adapted/ported over to work for the D2 by aceoyame as well.
Are you sure? I'm pretty sure its the other way around.
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I use a standard Gingerbread 2.3.3. In my opinion, it is more stable thаn cm7
Actually the newest builds of cm7 are more stable than stock.
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Been using Galnet MIUI 2.2.10 for close to a month I believe. Very, very stable and lots of cool little tweaks. ICS framework. 60% or so battery left at the end of every day.
Apex is a right choice for Droid 2.
tried CM7 and liquid smooth... liquid smooth seems to be the most stable and snappiest. CM7 was always buggy and lagged a lot, especially when unlocking the screen.
Well I just put the newest ics build on and the camera works. So that is the best rom for droid 2 now.
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MissionImprobable said:
Been using Galnet MIUI 2.2.10 for close to a month I believe. Very, very stable and lots of cool little tweaks. ICS framework. 60% or so battery left at the end of every day.
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I to, had been using Galnet MIUI for a while and loved it. Recently moved to the MIUI ICS 2012.3.12 build. Was a little hard to get used to having no app drawer ( MIUI puts all apps on home pages ). After I moved to my present one, I installed the Alt Drawer, found here at XDA. At least I have an app drawer if I ever need one,lol.
I like the MIUI because it gives you a lot of governors to try and has the CPU tweaks, all in the Boot Menu. You should give it a try.
nhra1ss said:
I to, had been using Galnet MIUI for a while and loved it. Recently moved to the MIUI ICS 2012.3.12 build. Was a little hard to get used to having no app drawer ( MIUI puts all apps on home pages ). After I moved to my present one, I installed the Alt Drawer, found here at XDA. At least I have an app drawer if I ever need one,lol.
I like the MIUI because it gives you a lot of governors to try and has the CPU tweaks, all in the Boot Menu. You should give it a try.
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A lot of times I still use Launcher Pro on MIUI. I get the stability and options of MIUI with a snappy stock app drawer and lots more customization options. The only things that I don't like about the default MIUI launcher is that it doesn't have the drawer and the ability to change the number of rows and such, but as it's simply a launcher you can just change the default.
MissionImprobable said:
A lot of times I still use Launcher Pro on MIUI. I get the stability and options of MIUI with a snappy stock app drawer and lots more customization options. The only things that I don't like about the default MIUI launcher is that it doesn't have the drawer and the ability to change the number of rows and such, but as it's simply a launcher you can just change the default.
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i to like that MIUI lol
an upgraded version is coming within the nex 24hrs as i joined miui.us
edit: two more posts and i can actually post it here..
Are there any themes that actually work on nook ??
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There is a whole different section for themes.
Check it
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RASTAVIPER said:
There is a whole different section for themes.
Check it
Unleashed from my Revolutionized Desire HD
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Yes I know there is. However, they don't seam to work. At least none that I tried. Thanks for reply though.
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Tell us which ROM are you using and which themes did you try.
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I'm running MIUI and there are a plethora of themes that work. What are you running and which themes have you tried?
MIUI work for me2.
Running cm9.....looked at themes on play store for cm9/AOKP.
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Hmm at ICS things are not so easy.
Myself had found only one working theme called Liberty, but it's nothing special.
Also I had a similar topic at Themes sector but there was not much interest, so I guess either there are not many users with other themes or they don't care to share them.
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Not sure what your aim is with themes. I fooled around with that for a while, and found nothing that really did anything.
Wanting to customize, I downloaded a nifty free app called "Wallpapers HD" from the google play store. Now I have a nice background that I really like. Then I customized my homescreens using the "settings" menu. So, it isn't exactly a "theme" but I have my own customized look and feel that way.
RevTom said:
Not sure what your aim is with themes. I fooled around with that for a while, and found nothing that really did anything.
Wanting to customize, I downloaded a nifty free app called "Wallpapers HD" from the google play store. Now I have a nice background that I really like. Then I customized my homescreens using the "settings" menu. So, it isn't exactly a "theme" but I have my own customized look and feel that way.
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I'm used to themes on my ics
Phone. Just makes customizing lil easier
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I just flashed SyNthetic_aospX, with Go Launcher. Love it. Is the top menu configurable, ie: add toggle tethering, flash light...etc, so that I can just pull menu down, and toggle those applications. I used to have them in cynogenMod7 with Go Launcher.
Many thanks. Very grateful for xda.
No. You aren't on a Cyanogenmod ROM. AOSPX gives you stability over options.
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Comparing aospx to cm7 is like comparing grapes to a cats . cm7 is meant to be full of cyanogenmod features and is gb (android 2.3). Aospx is pure ics aosp (with slight additions from existz and myself) to try and ensure stability along with as much snappiness as possible. There are apps and whatnot that allow this kind of customization but when it comes to working around aospx for features and stuff, you might receive better info from the users of my releases rather than myself (as I pretty much run this clean).
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Agree that SyNthetic is extremely stable, probably be a long term keeper. There are two minor wishes, first having a working VPN with default hotspot/tethering and second having menu customizable/config. I will probably be looking at third party apps for them....
thanks to everyone in xda, especially SyNthetic developers...you guys/gals are my hero :good:
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No. You aren't on a Cyanogenmod ROM. AOSPX gives you stability over options.
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As for the stability, I wish they would put back the framework removed so apps like Google Play would work. AOKP opens those apps with and without updates.
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Yes its true sources are available check this and hit thanks
https://android.googlesource.com/device/lge/mako/+/android-4.4_r1
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http://www.android.com/versions/kit-kat-4-4/
Offacial info
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Time to get a 4.4 rom.
Pjstaab said:
Time to get a 4.4 rom.
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They we're online last night already
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http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...droid-has-already-posted-a-mako-aosp-4-4-rom/
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http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...droid-has-already-posted-a-mako-aosp-4-4-rom/
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I gave the link for the sources pleas understand. I am fed up of saying this
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waiting on some LTE flavored goodness. thanks tho
A little annoyed with Google for breaking aosp components and not fixing them simply because they don't ship them on the nexus. The aosp browser is completely broken. Quick settings has visual glitches, the address bar doesn't autohide, no more text reflow, and the switch to the far less smooth chrome engine. I also think that they should have atleast added the status/nav bar transparancy to the aosp launcher. They can leave the rest of the launcher changes alone though. I am not a fan of the google experience launcher. The new toast notifications don't fit the look of holo at all either.