[Touch Pro, Fuze General] tyguy:
@MasterN02

No either one. One is fully animated the other one has mainly the animated clock only.

@bornclimber

Your welcome!

I run the ROM stated in my sig which is slightly newer than the one you quoted and FINAL means no further development by Monx on it since all previous bugs were addressed. Yes, you are right it's a month old and I feel currently no need to flash. The 1.60 builts from Monx and Da_G are not where I would like to see them yet, just read the comments.

My Fuze ran exactly one day on a stock ROM and having HTC devices for over a year, I'd consider myself a ROM flashing junkie especially since I know pretty good what to do to get everything back quickly (~ 30 min after flashing).

The last flash (actually three of them back to the stock ATT ROM and to get the notes right) was actually to test and verify what I wrote here is correct and in the right order.

I will be the last one to judge on a ROM in terms of good and bad since I respect the work of any single chef!

However, based on your skills there are easier and not so easy ones to flash and you HAVE to have hardSPL first to flash any of the custom ROMs. It's not really required for some (the true ATT based ones) but why take a risk in case it's a hybrid ROM (cooked together from HTC and ATT ROM sources).

I also won't comment on any "da best ROM eva" comments because the BEST ROM is the one which suits you best either from appearance, speed, what's cooked in etc..

For someone who played long enough with the ATT stock ROM and let's say "my setup" I suggest to start with:

1. RRE (aruppenthal) ROM

Perhaps not the latest, pick the last final. It has almost everything you want as an ATT user and you just need to install your apps and may have to apply the one or other reg. tweak. RRE ROMs are close to the ATT source look fantastic and RRE aruppenthal is one if not the most responsive guy I met here in the forum. He will help either in public or via PM.

2.a NotATreoFan (NATFs) ROM

They are polished and very good and this guy has so much knowledge but some appearance is simply not as I wanted it to be.

2.b T.i.R by maja

A beautiful ROM with some nice features but requires some tweaks in terms of Fuze keyboard fix and connection setup. PDM R O C K S, well thought through ROM design and great features and appearance.

3. Monx (the conFUZEd editions).

Clean, lean, mean and fast but Monx is one of the chefs with a minimalist design approach. I LOVE it and know his ROMs from my Kaiser times but I wouldn't suggest a bloody beginner to jump on it as first custom ROM.

The 101 of flashing in a nutshell:

Backup only PIM data (email contacts, email and documents stored on the device) and do not trust any backup software to not overwrite system data of a new ROM though some offer a ROM upgrade restore mode

Do a HARD RESET after you flashed a new ROM to verify that the ROM image is 100% correct (I do mine after the first setup as in screen adjustment and first customization)

Have your software cabs ready and use either an installer (Sashimi) or deal with UC and the SDCONFIG.TXT (don't forget i.e Fuzekeyboard fix in case you flash a non Fuze ROM aka HTC source).

Have your reg hacks stored in a text file at least or, if you a smart enough, deal with mortscript, AdvConfig reg ex- and import (I do mine manually).

Have your old good working ROM and Radio ready, just in case something is not working or you don't like it at all.

If this isn't enough info PM or email me.