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Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Post by fpgeek »

chrismsnz wrote: post #64
lewispollard wrote: post #28

Still nothing stable for the intl i9300 :(

Yeah, I'm disappointed with that. I bought the phone because it was popular and I was sure it was going to have support. Guess I was wrong. Always buy a nexus!

I'm a bit surprised that CM10 isn't more stable on the international SGS3. The official update has started and the associated kernel source is out. Those are usually the two big roadblocks.

Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Post by fpgeek »

EnderMB wrote: post #30
Nursie wrote: post #3

Cool. May even make the switch before long as I am still waiting for Samsung to release JB on the Galaxy Note.

Given Samsung's past in providing updates for phones you may be waiting for a long time.

It depends. Samsung has promised a pretty big Jelly Bean rollout: SGS3, SGS2, Note, tablets and even some phones going directly from Gingerbread to Jelly Bean without stopping at ICS (e.g. Galaxy Beam).

If they keep those promises (and that's a big if, of course), they'd be one of the better manufacturers. In particular, I think they'd be the only manufacturer taking some 2011 devices all the way from Gingerbread to Jelly Bean.

Personally, I expect at least the SGS2 and the Note because those devices have gotten new life with their LTE versions, but we'll see.

Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Post by zanny »

yason wrote: post #63

I can't wait till we get to the point where you can pretty much buy any phone, download your favorite Linux/Android distribution, hit install and watch it come alive. Phones are computers these days. And this is how we deal with computers, right? We keep installing Ubuntus, Fedoras, Windows, even OS X on any x86 box. We've got decades of experience of doing that. The current phone market resembles the 80's home compu…

We aren't even there yet on the desktop, plenty of printers, pci cards, etc are still undocumented Windows blobs.

It is this strange belief on the part of hardware makers that making the lives of FOSS developers harder makes them more money or something. Because they already wrote the docs - they have engineers that made the stuff. They just don't put them on pastebin or something.

Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Post by lewispollard »

fpgeek wrote: post #72
chrismsnz wrote: post #64

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yeah, I'm disappointed with that. I bought the phone because it was popular and I was sure it was going to have support. Guess I was wrong. Always buy a nexus!

I'm a bit surprised that CM10 isn't more stable on the international SGS3. The official update has started and the associated kernel source is out. Those are usually the two big roadblocks.

I'm using a nightly that's reasonably stable but occasionally freezes the browser when typing in input boxes

Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Post by rbanffy »

mindslight wrote: post #53
rbanffy wrote: post #46

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Ubuntu doesn't say "too bad, we no longer own any six year old Thinkpad T60's" when they release a new version. It's not a huge problem because new x86-based computers still have to run Windows XP (they can probably run MS-DOS too) and, therefore, cannot be that much different from the six year old Thhinkpad of your example.

But we're talking about source compatibility, not binary compatibility. So getting around the quirks of the old devices is an already solved problem, even if it needs to be #ifdef'd out for the newer devices. The problem isn't technical, it's a philosophy that treats every device as an opaque special case, rather than factoring out the common parts and abstracting out the differences. Of course the incidental complex…

> The problem isn't technical, it's a philosophy that treats every device as an opaque special case, rather than factoring out the common parts and abstracting out the differences.

IIRC, the Android kernel will merge with mainline by 3.7. At that point, all such problems will be solved.

Re: CyanogenMod 10.0 Release

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Post by pkulak »

evandena wrote: post #43
pkulak wrote: post #40

That's really nice, but I don't think I'll be touching anything until this page is completed: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_III_(Veriz... It just freaks me out to follow directions found on some random forum.

d2vz2 (Verizon GS3) is fully supported. However, 3G data has issues dropping, until a TouchWiz JB RIL source is released.

Yeah, that's a real shame. Well, at some point I'll actually be able to buy my N4 and I won't have to worry about this stuff any more.
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