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what apps to include in a rom?

I'm making a new rom, so what apps do you prefer to be included in a rom?
thanks

Dropbox, ES File Explorer, an un-installer, Sketchbook Mobile, Titanium Backup, ROM manager...
Root uninstaller app, Launcher PRO
(all of these are freeware)

nejc121 said:
Dropbox, ES File Explorer, an un-installer, Sketchbook Mobile, Titanium Backup, ROM manager...
Root uninstaller app, Launcher PRO
(all of these are freeware)
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I agree all of them are good, buit dont fill the rom up with apps but Titanium backup, rom manager and some kind of file explorer would be very handy.
Just a tip, i think this thread is more 'general' than development

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-Howard- said:
I agree all of them are good, buit dont fill the rom up with apps but Titanium backup, rom manager and some kind of file explorer would be very handy.
Just a tip, i think this thread is more 'general' than development
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Hm, true...
In which case:
ES file explorer as the file explorer, Super Manager as the root explorer, LP as the launcher.
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PLEASE MODS, MOVE TO GENERAL

Zeam Launcher, delete any other launcher! MUST DELETE NOW!!!
AdFree
SD-Booster
SetCPU
and also, make sure its based on 2.3.4

I think devs aren't allowed to include SetCPU in roms, because it's a paid app...

nejc121 said:
I think devs aren't allowed to include SetCPU in roms, because it's a paid app...
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yeah!

I believe there's a same question thread is going on or it's a similar one.
But I'll answer you:
3G Watchdog and APNDroid.
Ghost Commander.
AdFree Android, Busybox, Rom Manager and Titanium Backup
Voice Search.
Updated versions of Google/HTC apps.
Live Wallpapers.
Flash 10.3 (I don't know if its possible) and Air.

Flash and air dont support arm v6 but flash lite from the stock roms wouldnt hurt
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the problem with flash player is that it is very big and it is laggy on our wildfires, if you want to install, I found this guide:
http://thetechjournal.com/electronics/android/how-to-install-flash-player-10-1-on-android-2-2.xhtml

brilldoctor said:
Flash and air dont support arm v6 but flash lite from the stock roms wouldnt hurt
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anonimo95 said:
the problem with flash player is that it is very big and it is laggy on our wildfires, if you want to install, I found this guide:
http://thetechjournal.com/electronics/android/how-to-install-flash-player-10-1-on-android-2-2.xhtml
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Do you guys think is there a chance to brick my phone or mess my current configuration.

zephyri-xr said:
Do you guys think is there a chance to brick my phone or mess my current configuration.
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doing what?

anonimo95 said:
doing what?
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Installing flash. If it will harm my phone I won't do, if it will harm my current ROM I will take a Titanium Backup. So do you think its harmful?

It's not harmful per se, but, its totally pointless.

I think Launcher Pro is the best launcher!

Things to be included in a rom that I could use:
- Sense dialer/contacts/friendstream
- Flash lite
- DSP Manager
- OC kernel
- JIT enabled
- batt for at least 48h
All other things doesnt matter, since you can install in any rom.

Looking for a rom that is ALL stock but No ATT stuff

Looking for a rom that is ALL stock but No ATT stuff. i dont mind the samsung stuff, but if it was gone that would be great also. i just need a great stable rom. any one make a recommendation? thank you

Any ROM that advertises "Stock and Debloated", a la "Diet ICS"
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Root, install titanium backup, then remove whatever you don't want.

sbddude said:
Root, install titanium backup, then remove whatever you don't want.
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Exactly what you want.

perfect. gonnna try that. thank you

Or run NostalgiaTurboSlim script (in my sig). It removes all nonessential apps.

Or just disable the AT&T apps and forget about rooting and ROMs. It's built-in to ICS.

Disable not the same as un-install. That will remove them from the apps list, and un install any updates.
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kingofall00 said:
Looking for a rom that is ALL stock but No ATT stuff. i dont mind the samsung stuff, but if it was gone that would be great also. i just need a great stable rom. any one make a recommendation? thank you
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I'm using wanam's rom and it is great. It has a couple of the ATT and Samsung apps but gets rid of most of the offenders.
sbddude said:
Root, install titanium backup, then remove whatever you don't want.
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I'd love to do this, but being a novice at best at using Android, how do I go about removing/uninstalling apps that were baked in to the ROM?

there´s any apk for remove system apps on roms?

i cant remove some system apps ,the apps comming with rom can any one tell me an apk for android capable to do it?or some other for
thkz people

Just use the app manager in Rom Toolbox Lite
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Brokenbeat said:
i cant remove some system apps ,the apps comming with rom can any one tell me an apk for android capable to do it?or some other for
thkz people
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i was also looking for something like this. yesterday noticed Rom Cleaner here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1827817
super app.. just applied it on my wanamlite ROM and everything went smooth.

Brokenbeat said:
i cant remove some system apps ,the apps comming with rom can any one tell me an apk for android capable to do it?or some other for
thkz people
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Mate, two words: titanium backup.
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Titanium Backup

Thkz
thkz alot people

NoBloat from the Market
It creates backups (if you want) und you can save the selected apps as a list and everytime you reflash a new rom, NoBloat detects these apps and you can instantly delete these marked apps with one click
It's a bit easier than Titanium Backup.

thkz
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NoBloat from the Market
It creates backups (if you want) und you can save the selected apps as a list and everytime you reflash a new rom, NoBloat detects these apps and you can instantly delete these marked apps with one click
It's a bit easier than Titanium Backup.
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thkz alot bro this is very usefull

ES File Explorer is a great app too. You can simply uninstall system apks.
Just a little screenshot to prove my word. (It's in french)
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+1 on Titanium Backup and ES File Explorer.

SystemCleanup is a perfect choice for this
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.SystemCleanup.Inteks.org

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tvkdevelopment.nobloatfree

[Q] All about bloatwares 4.3

hi,
Any kind and helpful master here who willing to list down all the bloatwares together with theirs function and whether safe to disable or not..
I will very appreciate your help...
Thanks

There is a stickied thread on App & Themes section on which applications are safe to remove and an included description. Also, there is a script called ROM Cleaner which I use every flash which removes all unwanted bloat.
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Simone said:
There is a stickied thread on App & Themes section on which applications are safe to remove and an included description. Also, there is a script called ROM Cleaner which I use every flash which removes all unwanted bloat.
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<yep, another thing is to flash a different rom that has AROMA installer so you can choose what to install before flashing, one of the most famous is the OMEGA series which are very good and based on samsung stock

[Q] I'm rooted, now what?

So I just rooted my Nexus 7. I am not interested in changing the ROM, unless I really should, since I really like the Stock ROM. What are some good things to do while rooted?
A side note: I called Google before I did the procedure and they said unlocking the bootloader would not void the warranty. So, that is interesting.

... now you search and find cool things to do with your rooted tablet.
I'll toss you a breadcrumb though- Xposed. The rest is up to you.

_MetalHead_ said:
I'll toss you a breadcrumb though- Xposed. The rest is up to you.
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Second that - once you've fiddled with a decent number of Xposed mods, there is no turning back :laugh: :good:
I'll toss you three other subjects related to Xposed - MoDaCo, GravityBox and App Settings You'll come a long way with those!
Also, the first things I install after updating firmware are ROM Toolbox, Root Explorer and Xposed. Then you can do anything!

AdAway.

k3lcior said:
AdAway.
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Run Linux on it in a chroot ?
Do some hacking to see how the device works
Install busybox once you rooted, if the root process did not install it.
I have a version of busybox (1.21.1) compiled using the android-ndk
As some of the google search pages do not tell you, that if you don't use the ndk it breaks busybox's wget, traceroute, ping etc.
I know their are apps to install busybox, but they want a "donation" which usually I don't mind doing, but not for something I can compile on my own.

Screenshot from my SuperSu
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And screenshot of Xposed Modules as an example
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x10knight said:
So I just rooted my Nexus 7. I am not interested in changing the ROM, unless I really should, since I really like the Stock ROM. What are some good things to do while rooted?
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Remove unused build-in apps
Remove unused language files
Remove unused media files
Install add blocker app
Customize your look 'n feel with Xposed modules ...