September 3rd, 2009 | 
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- @BenjRubenstein its only for gsm. I'll have to see what the cdma equivalent is. File a bug on that?
- @skaterpunk0187 @completeandroid the official Facebook app should sync all your contacts.
- @JAguirre1231 @Official_Drizzy its all about the gpu right now I think
- @Official_Drizzy @TMobile @HTC clock speed isn't everything. I bet its smoother than a Nexus.
- @JAD_89 even better
- @wesgarner Gerrit will overwrite that. Put it on there instead.
- @JAD_89 put it on pastebin and send me the link
- @jaywalkn its more about the gpu I think for G.
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WELL??????
When I tried to check for available theme downloads I was prompted to configure a theme server. Any info on what to enter?
Check the theme developers website / forum thread for there update file_.jason location and enter that!
Update is sweet. We need cyanogenmod.com to host and maintain a themes server now, and all will be well.
I’d hate to think of the server costs on that proposal
Couldn’t be more than hosting the actual ROMs, could it?
I was able to install Cyanogen, however i cant find themes for it, even with the theme updater turned on. and some of my most useful apps were unuseable such as gmail, messaging, google talk and camera.
okay i have my apps back but still not knowing how the theme updater works. feel free to email me at barretjr74@gmail.com
Will you think about adding the sd card auto partition and formatt like AmonRa?
would be REALLY great if the theme screens are available somewhere, best of all in cm-updater, so you see what you install.
Still I don’t catch why for a *theme* change one needs to reflash anything (which in my particular case didn’t even work so had to get to backup)…
I wouldn’t mind hosting a repository for Themes. Ahmet contact me if you are still looking for a place to store them.