[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Thanks, I'm glad to hear you're enjoying FML. The LTE/3G toggle thing should be fixed in the next build which I'll try and get up shortly, I'm not totally sure what's up with the WiFi Hotspot yet but maybe just a fresh build will fix it up. As for the widget thing, sometimes launchers require a restart before they detect new things like apps and widgets in the drawer, so that might have been what happened there.

I know you were talking about Chainfire's SuperSU being what to flash, I was making sure you weren't mistaken as to which Superuser was the problematic one. My problem is I don't know what the outcome of flashing SuperSU will be. Will Settings FC because the built-in Superuser (app, not binary) is missing? Will there be issues with SuperSU and built-in Superuser competing over controlling root access? Will there be a su binary in /system/bin for SuperSU and another su binary in /system/xbin for built-in Superuser? There's just so many undefined things that run through my mind.

Here's what I would at least prefer: Try the built-in Superuser for a while, if there are any issues possibly related to it, report it to me and if possible provide a logcat. Then give SuperSU a try. If you end up having issues with SuperSU or anything possibly pertaining to root access, see if you can reproduce it with a reflash of FML (wipe /system, flash FML and GApps) but skip on flashing SuperSU. If you can't reproduce the issue after doing that, and you still want to use SuperSU, you're kinda on your own then. If SuperSU was open-source then I could try to help patch up whatever the issue in it was, but since it isn't, it's out of my control really. Just a little disclaimer with that before changing out Superusers is all I'm asking.

To each their own though, people have their preferences for Superuser and that's fine with me. I remember when I was building AOKP 4.2.2 (this is before I came out with FML, FML was initially CM-10.2(Android 4.3.x)-based) and they decided to switch to CWM/Koush built-in Superuser. I didn't like that, so I did a couple days worth of hackery to use ChainsDD's Superuser again as that was my Superuser preference at the time. If I could be sure of the reliability of ChainsDD's Superuser with Android 4.3 and up I'd use it in a heartbeat, I just really respect ChainsDD and feel a sense of loyalty to what I had used for years and years for Superuser.

I apologize for being argumentative with the Superuser/SuperSU debacle, sometimes I can be very... opinionated. It's something I've tried to work on over the past few years, and usually if I don't recognize it right away, I eventually do like in this case. I've even been able to keep my mouth shut about Apple, and can recognize one positive thing about iOS stuff now: it can be easy to pick up on. If I can do that with something like Apple, I can do it with anything else, haha.

Latest version of Root Explorer has had no such issues for me, I know that with a previous version of it there were some issues with KitKat and Superuser (I honestly don't know if it was specific to CWM/Koush Superuser or Chainfire's SuperSU), but they're all sorted out in the newest version as far as I can tell, so update it if you can.

Again, my apologies about the Superuser/SuperSU thing. >.<

Interesting about the system wipe thing, thanks for the info. I've just always wiped /system as I don't mess with anything in there after flashing. I think CM might have it's own backup script for some things if I'm not mistaken so that may be the cause of the issues.

I've been using OmniROM-based FML since the 23rd and haven't had any reboots, I had to do a battery pull once but that was when I was still ironing out the kinks with the merge in of FML optimizing stuff.

Great, glad to hear things are mostly working smoothly after the OmniROM switch. That's part of why it took me so long to get a new build up, I wanted to make sure I didn't cause a bunch of issues by releasing something that was only half-finished.

Thank you guys for sticking with FML despite the switch from CM to OmniROM, and as always a warm welcome to any new users of FML I may have picked up along the way. Happy New Year. :)