[Omni Features Development] TToTT:
I had saw someone posting something about custom LED color controls. I'm assuming this would be for notifications of phone calls, texts, and the such... but otherwise, I don't see the reason to implement this kind of thing into a ROM. There are apps that do this... :svetius: Handcent, for example, does a great job of this for text notification purposes. Beyond that, happy hunting in the app store or XDA. ;)

(Previous post by Jawz101 gives some viable options as well) :good:

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My Personal Request list

Tech Stuff:

*if built using LLVM; using Clang 3.4 + Polly Optimizations. If it's not built using LLVM, might be worth looking into. *wink, wink*

*Link Time Optimization (Seriously note-worthy performance improvement... )

*Full "-O3" build in gcc, utilizing isognu++11 mode and some more strict aliasing.

Cosmetic Stuff:

(and excuse me if I'm repeating previously requested suggestions, I'm simply including them to further express desire of them, knowing full well some of them are already requested.)

*Developers Options > H.A.R. settings: These don't stick after restart. It'd be nice to have this fixed.

*Developers Options > Performance: If these are meant to be used as adjustable options, nothing sticks from even backing out of the tab and back into it... So as it sits, editing them is a mute point because they don't change... (Using a program like RomToolbox makes any values stick, so that's what I'm using as a work-around for this issue... Just didn't know if anyone was aware that these values weren't "saving" in this tab or not, or if they were even meant to be editable values...)

*ViPER4Android compatibility/implementation?

*GApp survival / saving implementation, such as that done when updating the ROM on Vanir Rom (Grouper), so that GApps survive the update, because presently, they do not, including deltas. (Not a ROM comparison, merely an example of it being used.)

*Optimized (real-world implication) AutoBrightness stock settings. (In other words, setting Auto Brightness to use lux values that actually occur in life, so that you physically don't have to go from under a rock to farting on the sun for your light sensitivity to make a 4% change in brightness levels... If nothing else, it'd benefit battery life if you didn't get excessive in the amounts of changes. Heck, if you want me to, I'd love to offer values, if it's even possible to change "stock" settings of AutoBrightness, pre-installation...)

Known repeats worth repeating

*Implementation of some UI modifications like adding options for battery display changes (beyond the 4 plain-colored ones included now) or icon changes of the WiFi that'd allow animation of them. Or atleast inserting XposedModule into the OmniRom (as part of STOCK Omni) to allow for personal modifications along these lines.

*Recents Ram Bar (which, again, Xposed would be helpful for, but I guess why I'm repeating this is because people don't want to have to patch something in or have to go through a module like Xposed if they don't have to, i.e.: it being baked into the ROM in the first place; so in the meantime, you get people who incessantly repeat things, over and over, time and again, department of redundancy department, so on and so forth, here we go again, i'm getting dizzy and lightheaded, hoping the theme's been noticed here...)

*Option to toggle in/out options of the drop down menus.

*Quick UI & DPI changing ability; such as Tablet/Phone/Phablet setting adjustments.

*I'll probably come back and offer up more requests soon enough... ;)

Clarifications:

I'm just saying this "matter of factly", so I hope that nobody takes any offense...

99.9% all people who are ever going to flash onto a custom rom did so having root, and having it for a purpose. That being said, a rom that breaks root for reasons unexplained simply makes no sense. I know that root is already said to being worked on to be included, I'm just mystified as to why it was ever excluded. It's kind of a big deal... That being said, I'm gonna keep myself from updating the rom if every time I do it I have to manually re-root because an update broke it again. I've often thought "if this alone annoys me every time I update, how do the devs not beat themselves into a bloody pulp for not implementing it and there-by having to re-root every time they test?"... Just my 2 cents. Hopefully, there'll be a big notification somewhere that says when "root not breaking" has been implemented. I kinda like updating. :silly:

/rant