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[Nexus One Android Development] lorloff:
Discussion about that is going on in the nightly thread located here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723844

The thought is the nightly is newer, but no confirmation. Just wait until tomorrow and there will be a newer nightly :)
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
apparently you didn't hear, cm 6 rc2 is the last cyanogenmod to ever be released because it's perfect, no need for further development.
[Nexus One Android Development] brian(::
i actually posted in that thread, i was wondering if anyone in this thread has more info on it haha.

where did you hear that from? and since you must be running RC2, in the video recorder settings do you have the extra settings under color effects?
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
that was a joke my good friend :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
See my response above before you get too excited, sweety.
[Nexus One Android Development] brian(::
i thought you were serious for a second x)

but do you have those added settings in video recorder?
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
1 hour and 23 minutes till your video, i'm making popcorn.
[Nexus One Android Development] alishankiti:
In my opinion stock launcher has much fancier window transitions animation and the drawer implementation is way nicer. You don't have to agree with me though. As for uninstalling ADW it cannot be done by the app manager. I haven't tried titanium backup though.

App
[Nexus One Android Development] zen kun:
i uninstall from titanium and works great ;D
[Nexus One Android Development] j2eubank:
See it confuses me that you call anyone out on anything when you make comments like this. No one ever said it was perfect and the fact you exaggerate to make some kind of point is the whole annoying thing. I am quite sorry I ever got involved in this because this is how it always goes.

No ever called you a liar that you are having issues unlike you are by requiring video proof that some one is not. The only thing that was ever suggested to you is that perhaps you have done something wrong by accident, have a specific app or widget causing you the issue and that it is not the ROM itself because it is running fine for so many.

I think what truly gets me is the tone of some who have issues almost like they are entitled to a perfectly smooth running, bugless ROM with the apps and launcher they choose on it as if they paid for it or something. If you are annoyed by the troubles you have you are free to troubleshoot them, find a different ROM or contribute code. Complaining is going to get you nowhere.

Many people report bugs and that's cool.. but it's just the way in which some do it that is the issue.
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
this guy said it was perfect, and that was a response to him, i never even suggested video proof of anything or said he was lying, that was someone else and he offered up the video himself, the only thing i said is his battery must hate him. i didn't complain about anything, might want to go re-read the last few pages cause you're quite off base here. i actually did the exact opposite, i admitted that most of the issues i have had were likely entirely my own fault.
[Nexus One Android Development] j2eubank:
Sorry I may have lumped you in with the other guy cause you seem to chuckle it up with him. In context I think what he was saying was that continual force closes and SU issues were not happening and that those are not the ROM and Launcher because from his experience that is not happening. The apps you run, widgets on your screen, how you flashed etc.. are the variable parts. CM6 RC2 is constant for all of us. I'm done with this. I am not trying to piss anyone off or anything just a lot of people complain about the same stuff over and over again (battery life bad, ADW sux0rs etc..) and in my experience and a lot of other peoples this just isn't true.
[Nexus One Android Development] polo79:
The problem here is not the people complaining (granted, some take it overboard). It is the dismissive attitude of some that are not having problems. I for one, am having minimal issues (wonky wallpapers, su, and browser) but to read repeated posts that "if you are having issues it is your own fault" is frankly rude and solves nothing. It would be better not to post anything at all if that is how you feel. Fact is, if it is either the users fault or the rom's they are most certainly in the right place to get help.
[Nexus One Android Development] polo79:
Su issues are the rom. I flashed rc1 and had constant su issues (with titanium specifically) and then bailed to enom without a glitch. Back on cyanogen now and titanium is being "granted superuser permissions" every minute. Do you use titanium? If not then you don't really know the whole story. And therein lies my point. Don't bash and blame the user until you know the whole story man.
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
Uploading a quick video to YouTube now. Should be available shortly. I'll post the link when it's up, and then you guys can tell me where the problems are. K? Thanks.

Here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0tXwCb5UFg
[Nexus One Android Development] petard:
Also happening with me
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
Sorry for the poor quality vid, but it was the best I could do. Even immediately after booting, most widgets were loaded, and the rest loaded soon after.

So what? Is my Nexus made of magic?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0tXwCb5UFg
[Nexus One Android Development] rori~:
No, you got a great phone with an awesome smooth launcher!!!:cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
it's behaving about like i would have guessed, lots of lag between screens, lag on previews after opening and closing drawer, maybe it's ok for you but it wasn't for me. i don't consider that to be a level of operation that i'm comfortable with regarding my phone. however i don't experience lag like that on eclair which is why i'm back on it, and i'd say it's likely due to no EXT support yet on CM6. i think most of the lag and FC's people have are likely due to weird apps2sd implementation that we're currently using.

you also didn't demonstrate any sort of SU acccess which is what a TON of people are claiming is happening to them and causing their issues.
[Nexus One Android Development] whoisthedrizzle:
luls, I think I just peed myself.

Are you completely oblivious? I can see the lag, the stuttering, and the loading time and the overall unresponsiveness.

2:35 in and still loading widgets! I guess it's not made of magic. Bro.
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
Nothing was still loading.
[Nexus One Android Development] grinmaul:
thanks for the vid, i was going to try it out but you showed that i should wait, holy lag, every screen change looked brutal.
[Nexus One Android Development] polo79:
Haha. Dude, your launcher is craptastic! I especially like the triple swype to move one screen move (I bet your finger gets sore). My new favorite video ever! But seriously, you didn't cover any "stupid su problems" (which happen to be my main thing). And change the wallpaper and see what happens. Or do you always rock the starfield? Cool.

I think we can all agree cyanogenmod is the balls man. The scope of what they are trying to accomplish is worlds away from what the average rom aims for. But RC1 and RC2, for me, are both buggier than other recent ROM releases. Even for an RC. We are all OK with that tho. We see the RC on it. But that will not stop people from having an inherent need to have their problems heard and btw, considering this rom dropped today you may want to get used to people talking about it how you were only two weeks ago.
[Nexus One Android Development] SubyWill:
that just shows that adw sucks.

launcherpro ftw.
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
actually i think people complaining about problems in these forums is what makes android so great. apple people can't do it because they can't modify things like we can. if you have an issue, complain, ask for help, etc, theres a good chance someone can help you solve your issue, or others are having it and solutions are on the way.
[Nexus One Android Development] polo79:
Word. Ftw indeed. I got more dock themes than a Marina.

Its not a big deal but I wish cyanogen would have just fixed the stock launcher to be more responsive as the 2.2 launcher was a little laggy itself.
[Nexus One Android Development] GrayFox814:
Ok ,really sorry if this has been asked lateley, but i just got back from comicon and wasn't able to keep up with the thread, but i've heard something about music controls on the lockscreen and i saw it in the changelog, is there something i have to enable to get that to work?

Running the latest nightly btw.
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Menu > Settings > Cyanogen Settings > Input > Lockscreen stuff.
[Nexus One Android Development] raptor402:
I just tried it. It's wonderful. Love the tweaks and features. One thing I noticed is that coming from MCR r20, the battery life on this rom has dropped considerably. Anyone having the same problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] VegUnited:
Only complaint is the Google Goggles FC, other than that Kang on *****es!!
[Nexus One Android Development] johnnie93:
are the Arabic fonts connected?
[Nexus One Android Development] teihoata:
+1

Setting a static ip and it connects fine but no data transfer. Tried most of the new kernals, doesn't make a difference. I've had this problem since the early alphas, works fine on other froyo roms.
[Nexus One Android Development] tonyx3:
I can't get my Yahoo mail imap working on this.

Does the email.apk here have the little tweak that CM5 had to allow Yahoo imap over wifi?
[Nexus One Android Development] malevolent000:
No a2SD really? Not to be ungrateful but thats a deal breaker for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] rori~:
step-by-step!
[Nexus One Android Development] chobie:
Same here. :(
[Nexus One Android Development] phreaker18:
nice ...very nice ... can u point me to the kernel ur using please ?? and does ur market and other google apps work ??
[Nexus One Android Development] ecapox:
First custom ROM by Cyanogen installed. I love it. So many tweaks this is going totake me forever to figure out...

...but i love it!
[Nexus One Android Development] Dayzee:
Re A2SD being a dealbreaker - it was for me also, but am actually liking the Froyo A2SD - Have you actually given the Froyo SD method a go now that its a full release?

I have found this - When all my apps are installed on phone - I'm left with about 20MB.

When I put as much as poss onto SD (Everything except - launchers and Widgets I'm currently using, plus eRay and Root Explorer) then I'm left with 105MB on the phone.

i'm finding that is very livable with. - I found when I tried to move apps I often got a Cannot Move alert on first press, but it worked fine when pressed again strauight afterwards.

There are still tiny glitches with icons after a restart, but I use launcher pro, and any icon glitches are solved really easily by a quick restart of Launcher Pro from the Prefs menu. This happens because the SD mounts things in wrong order so icons get missed out on boot up, but after a restart appear instantly :)

I realise this isn't going to be a solution for everyone, but might be worth giving it a go, until the A2ExtSD is available.. :)

Dayz xx
[Nexus One Android Development] rori~:
CM 6RC1 got really cool new wallpapers !!:cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] ratson:
+1.

is there no way we could force all app, app-private, dalvik-cache to sd with symlinks? it would be sufficient to me.

in cm6 ext3 or ext4 are both supported?
[Nexus One Android Development] watercool:
Please someone point me to a simple black status bar for cm6 which changes no icons or something else, just a black background. Rest can be done via cm settings (font color etc..)

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Dayzee:
I keep getting told that Stock Google Calendar 2.2 isn't installed - by my PURE grid calendar and calendar widgets. Have tried reinstalling Gapps, but still saying it. Its just annoying me...

Anyone else? Oh and any Themes work yet? or even just a black bar....

Dayz xx
[Nexus One Android Development] rori~:
Simple Blackbar..

All others in my sig work too.
[Nexus One Android Development] jerrycycle:
Blink will work for the sms, mms ans calls.

Try to clear market data.

Force stop the launcher in the settings, then the Icon should show.
[Nexus One Android Development] RiNo808:
Awesomework guys, I just having some problems. flashed 6.0 over 5.8 and everything flashed but i lost my google accounts, info, contacts etc. Market doesnt open, it just closes...help please...i did not do a wipe yet...if i wipe do i need to do a full wipe? thanks in advance...
[Nexus One Android Development] tingen:
Hi,

Big mistake i have deleted this "GenieWidget.apk" it is the "News and Weather" Is there anyone who can port it to me. It is in \system\app\ ;)

Kind regards

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] bu2askoor:
Wow this thread growing fast!!

i have installed the new rom but lost all apps as they were installed on the SD. Hope to see Apps2SD in the upcoming release.

Thanks to developer and team!
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
Man, you guys are something else. Any lag was a result of my finger slipping and having to hold the camera and not able to see. I'll post another one in an hour with the phone fully loaded. Wow, you guys are jokers.
[Nexus One Android Development] katiepea:
please don't, just let it die, quit trolling, nobody believes or cares that your finger "slipped" wtf seriously? your finger slipped? come ON man. even if that were true that doesn't explain lag in screen previews. take this advice, move on.
[Nexus One Android Development] GrayFox814:
Thank you so much, feel so stupid i didn't check the cm settings thoroughly like i usually do
[Nexus One Android Development] rori~:
This ADW discussion get on my nervs.

I seriously think it´s a great Launcher, it´s opensource and getting new features all the time.

Dev is doing a great job!**

Whoever doesn´t wanna use it, no prob, install another one, thera are plenty launchers out there!

But saying ADW is slow, sucks,....is just stupid! And a disgrace for this forum!

(Go people, buy your stuff somewhere else!)

You better support devs here and help them to make things better and not just sit behind your PC, klick, update and consume for free!!
[Nexus One Android Development] JanetPanic:
Yes can we please stop with the ADW bashing and move on? It has room for improvement but getting it in the baseline for CM is a good way for it to get visibility and progress to be made. If ADW is preventing you from using this ROM chances are (given you are at XDA) you are technical enough to replace it. If you have concrete bug reports and things that can be fixed great, otherwise let's concentrate where we can do some good.
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
Facts:

- SU permission on boot is broken, it is a known issue, look in ChainsDD's threat, he said he is looking into a possible fix. Those people that claim that they don't have the problem either work with SU 2.1 or just simply do not have as many apps that require SU. For example: 3 out of 4 boots MarketAccess has been granted SU on boot (for me), 1 out of 4 not (for me); 0 out of 10 boots setCPU or Autokiller are granted SU on boot for me.

This is a known issue, it is being worked on - why are we not stop yapping about it?

- apps2ext has been promised for CM6.1 ... it has been said for like 100 times; apps2sd froyo style requires apps that are loaded on SD to load and is slow - within the first minute of start-up several apps will report "application not installed" - however this is resolved within the next minute of start-up

- when you have 7 home screens and a ton of widgets, vm heap size 32 will result in multiple fc's of home app (this has been reported for launcher pro too)

set to 24 (at least on my end) resolved this fc issue

- ADW will run smoother if "use screen cache" enabled; it would be even more smooth if set "system persistent" - unfortunately "system persistent" often kills widgets such as Beautiful Home

- i personally believe 7 home screens with 1 or 2 widgets on each screen naturally will cause lag, if CPU is min 245 --- therefore i set setCPU min 844 max 1113 - when sleeping it is set min 384 max 576 to preserve power. This results in a lag on wake-up (scrolling/swiping action lag) for a few seconds as CPU goes up to 844/1113 - i don't think this will be different with launcher pro - it may be fast with stock launcher

- i have Autokiller on "aggressive" and it does a neat job keeping the system smooth

- playing music will cause screen lags - known issue i guess it will be resolved at some point

- finally: how much internal memory is left?

I found that with under 40MB internal memory, the system is prone to lag and unresponsiveness. That's why I am also looking forward to apps2ext (but stopped talking about it over and over again, as it has been promised)

- final finally: with froyo apps2sd i need to check which app can be on SD, which not. Widgets are a big "no no" for install on SD (even though some devs in market claim it could) - any app that is required to work on startup should not be installed on SD (app loading lag)
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
I'm not sure how much faster and smoother you need it to be, but I just can't understand how you would argue that this isn't acceptable: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM8fyLV4_b4
[Nexus One Android Development] JanetPanic:
I am with you on the fact the CM RC2 has no lag for me but in the video you posted there was significant lag at multiple points. I would probably hesitate to use CM RC2 if I was experiencing that kind of lag; fortunately I am not. :) My set up is very different from yours though. I do not use a live wallpaper and all (4) of my widgets reside in Power Strip.

EDIT: Your second video was much faster, that is what I would expect.
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
Dude, the first video I posted was of the phone immediately after boot. I have multiple apps set to load upon boot, including locale and screebl. Not to mention I was getting blown up with text messages. All of these things contribute to any amount of lag that may have been present. But I was showing the phone immediately after booting. Simply to prove that it didn't take all that long at all for widgets to load. Once the phone has had a chance to boot up and load everything, it's fast as can be. Look at my second video, not far above this post. Do you really see any lag?

And, to be fair, if you see even a HINT of lag in that second video (which I certainly don't), keep in mind I have SIXTEEN widgets running there on 7 screens.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM8fyLV4_b4
[Nexus One Android Development] Marine6680:
ADW is plenty responsive for me, but I do not have that many icons and widgits; 3 screens, a few simple widgets and icons, and tweaked settings. I could try stressing the launcher and seeing how well it works. LauncherPro may be a better choice for those with busy home screens.

On another note:

The "set on boot" issue is not fixed in RC2 despite the bug being labelled as fixed, I'm guessing the fix didn't make it into RC2; so back to SU 2.1 until it is.

Also there is a new kernel with additional CPU scaling profiles available, most are listed on the setCPU, but one is not.

Userspace: listed on the site but no telling what its effects are, "A method for controlling the CPU speed that isn't currently used by SetCPU", so from that I am guessing this is a custom profile unique to the ROM.

Interactive: Nothing about this on the setCPU site, so what is it and what does it do?
[Nexus One Android Development] whoisthedrizzle:
I agree with you man, but on the other hand certain people do have valid points, mainly that it currently is really just not 100 % suitable in current form as THE launcher, simply because it's just not stable with the builds, at times even crippling functionality. Now whether it's the launcher itself, or something else in the CM builds it a different thing altogether, but there ARE documented issues with it, and there IS slow progress on the fix. The launcher being the core of the system, I have a feeling people have hoped/expected this to be a higher priority fix, and for it to be ironed out by the time RC2 was released, and if the issue is really just noobs don't know how to adjust settings (which it is not explicitly limited to this), it would probably be in everyone's best interests to just adjust the default build settings, as at stock they ARE too underpowered and extremely frustrating, which will automatically take care of 90% of the crying about it. It is not best to respond with knee-jerking about the fact the application is open source vs other unnamed alternatives.

I'm personally on ADW's side of this fence, but all of the open-source elitism really should be kept to a minimum, just as all the whiners should be. In the end, we all just want a goddamn launcher that is functional without needing to be constantly manually restarted and tweaked just to be at a working standard. It's by far the most versatile launcher available, but it needs stability improvement and that should be prioritized over things like theming support imho. It's obvious all the devs are working their asses off, which most of us are quite grateful for and highly anticipating a more stable release, albeit impatiently.
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
i just don't know what you mean

I mean what are the documented specific issues with ADW (that means, issues that Launcher Pro does not have)?

the only thing i can see is that if people have a ton of widgets (like me), it doesn't work with VM heap size 32. setting heap size to 24 resolves the ton of issues - i have not experienced any other issues with the launcher whatsoever

so the issue seems more like: "i want to root and a custom ROM" but i want it to work instantly without any further user interaction required --- that will simply just not do - such people should buy iPhone and use it out of the box.
[Nexus One Android Development] paolobacci:
You that couldn't send mms on rc1 can send it now? :confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] brenopoubel:
It's too hard to put changelog?
[Nexus One Android Development] joshlusignan:
There are so many ways to tweak ADW. I think alot of people like it more after they get used to the settings, I find it a very good launcher.

Maybe some default speed settings..."super fast, no fluff", 'fast n fancy", or "fancy fluff". lol, who knows.
[Nexus One Android Development] RiNo808:
Anyone experiencing double files for ring tones. When i go into the menu to change a ring tone for my contacts i get doulbe ringtones that i have stored on my sd card...anyone know how to correct this. thanks in advance...
[Nexus One Android Development] Part Four:
I'm using a VM heap size of 32 with 7 screens and 16 widgets with no problems.

I'm surprised that those other smart asses have nothing to say about my second video. Oh well.
[Nexus One Android Development] negroplasty:
Not one of the smart asses, but... Is it too difficult to respect that people have different tastes to your own? I personally like the ADW launcher, I just greatly prefer the 3D app drawer I am accustomed to - so much so that I use the stock launcher. Not saying it's a bad piece of software but IMO your app drawer looks like **** compared to mine :D . I know you didn't show it, but if you did...