[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] shonkin:
So far, it is difficult to see much of a difference between [MENTION=5755504]star53[/MENTION] 's Norma v26 and Batman 2.0. Both seem very solid as far as stability goes. I haven't yet been able to see if Batman gives me the same stellar battery life that Norma gives me. I should note that in both cases I flashed the Flashpoint 3.1 Kernel over the top of the default kernel, and then (of necessity to root) flashed the magisk stand-alone file. This worked fine in both cases. Oh, and Android security level for both is August 1 2017 (pretty recent for Marshmallow roms).

A Non-Issue "Issue": Malwarebytes

One issue has to do with testing the installs with Malwarebyte app.... the Norma v26 does kick back a couple "malware detected" signals, though that's not unusual for some roms. The Batman install had zero. HOWEVER.... from what I am reading on line, the "threat" involved is actually a false positive, that is, the Android Pup.Riskware.Agent.edi which is not a threat according even to the Malwarebyte people themselves:

See post #4 here:

https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/196276-androidpupadwareyemobaia/

An additional small oddity: After backing Batman 2.0 up with the TWRP Recovery (just in case my experiments ended up breaking it I didn't want to have to reinstall everything), I downloaded and installed the fonts collection (Police SamsungSans.zip) and GrxTouchWiz5.zip. When I tested Batman after installing the Gtx file, it found *no* malware in the install but *did* say the zip file I'd installed from had malware (reporting, again, Android/PUP.Riskware.Agent.edi). Again, this seems to me to indicate the false positve nature of all this. But I did feel compelled to note it.

Unique elements of [MENTION=5755504]star53[/MENTION] 's Norma and Batman

Not to go all fanboy here, but I was quite surprised to see both these roms with LAN Calling enabled. As far as I know, [MENTION=5755504]star53[/MENTION] is the only developer to include that feature in either Norma or the C9-based roms (Batman being a C9 rom). For someone such as myself, who is usually within feet of a wireless access point, this is very good.

Stuff that may or may not be [MENTION=5755504]star53[/MENTION] specific... the font set I mentioned above is ridiculous... maybe 100 or so fonts to play with. Not a necessity, but who's talking about necessities!? Hahaha. More font options to make my phone individualized.

Someone did report issues installing the GrxTouchWiz5 file.... I had none. It installed and I have used it since installing. Again, I have an N910T Note 4 for reference.

I'm going to stick with Batman Rom 2.0 for the time being... no reason not to so far. Someone with the knowledge should explain what real differences there are between the Norma branch and C9 (Batman) branch of these roms. Other than, before being ported to our Note 4, they were made for different phones...

I had mentioned I liked the Chinese clock over the standard clock; it has a circular dial one merely "draws" a finger across to set the time. And more aesthetic in my opinion. [MENTION=5755504]star53[/MENTION] provided me (and anyone else) a flashable file to get that clock. Here's a link:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=75141125&postcount=964

Thank you, sir, for that and for these roms!

Blessings.