I've used it on my Nexus 5 and would love to use it on N5x. However, I want my phone to be stable and I don't want to reflash my ROM and etc. Has anyone used it? What are your experiences?
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I just got my new 2013 Nexus with the latest KK4.4.4 pre installed.
I normally always flash a custom ROM right away when I get a new device. I've unlocked and rooted right away but is there any real advantage of now flashing something like Cyanogen stable or nightly? I'd appreciate any advice or knowledge of any advances from here.
Thanks
HD2wally said:
I just got my new 2013 Nexus with the latest KK4.4.4 pre installed.
I normally always flash a custom ROM right away when I get a new device. I've unlocked and rooted right away but is there any real advantage of now flashing something like Cyanogen stable or nightly? I'd appreciate any advice or knowledge of any advances from here.
Thanks
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Don't flash Cyanogen because it's not good. But you need to flash something because if stock had any less options, they would number in the negatives.
Paranoid Android is a really good and stable ROM. It doesn't have as much features as Cyanogen, but it has definitely more than Stock. I'm also using ElementalX kernel and it's excellent too. Would surley recommend both...
Right now I'm running CleanRom 4.4.4 + Xposed w/gravity box & Cool Tool (which is an app with xposed functionality not a stand alone module).
So far it's all great and running smooth. Before I used to just run stock rooted with Xposed (and CWM recovery). The benefit of Xposed is that you don't need to flash roms to get the tweaks you want, I'd highly recommend it.
xposed framework:
Forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changlog-t2714053
Hi. I'm new on Nexus 5X. Which kernel do you recommend for daily stable use and no problem? (Except of course the stock) Thanks!
I'm currently deciding between the m9 and the Nexus 5x, and I was wondering if I used a different Launcher on the m9, how many noticeable changes to the OS are there?
PS: I know I can install CM13, but right now there isn't a stable build for it, and this would be my daily driver.
Which Custom ROM is stable as much as such stock in Nexus 5X?
There are tons of roms that are stable as stock. There'd be no point in listing them because you can just browser the forums yourself. Just about all of the official MM roms are stable (note the "official" part here) and some unofficials. N roms are more finicky at this point as I've tried lots of them and had lots of issues with FCs due to substratum theming on those that supported it (easy solution here is to not use themes).
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There are tons of roms that are stable as stock. There'd be no point in listing them because you can just browser the forums yourself. Just about all of the official MM roms are stable (note the "official" part here) and some unofficials. N roms are more finicky at this point as I've tried lots of them and had lots of issues with FCs due to substratum theming on those that supported it (easy solution here is to not use themes).
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I am thinking to use themes actually. Ultimate aim to keep device in a dark state. I like black color. Is that official CM13 ROM is stable enough (really stable) for daily use ?
I recently bought a nexus 5x so it is first time, I am going to try a custom rom.
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I am thinking to use themes actually. Ultimate aim to keep device in a dark state. I like black color. Is that official CM13 ROM is stable enough (really stable) for daily use ?
I recently bought a nexus 5x so it is first time, I am going to try a custom rom.
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Cm13 should be fine. The last MM rom I used was DU
Hi guys i used to be a active here on xda but since i got my one plus i kind of left all this behind. Im now looking to bring some life back to my 5t but i want something as stable as possible as it is a work device. Thanks!
This is a hard question because most people didn't try all custom roms. I suggest you check each Android 10 rom status here, if it's mentioned "stable", it should be good enough for daily use.
Any rom which doesn't use h2os firmware.
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Any rom which doesn't use h2os firmware.
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any reason for this?
would like to hear why -
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any reason for this?
would like to hear why -
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Buggy
i tried pixel experience and OOS 10 beta , pixel experience is a daily driver not sure about oos10beta tho cause i just got it today but it seems stable
Mainly I'd avoid custom roms cause I'll miss OOS features,no matter how good the custom rom is
I've tried Pixel experience only.
The battery life is more or less the same during normal use (if you play game, the battery will empty soon).
Derpfest rom