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Have you loaded custom ROMs in your Desire?
What is easy to install and works on the Desire?
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Yes. It was very easy. I have CyanogenMod 7 on it now, and it works like a charm. The phones name is Bravo on cyanogenmods sites.
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Yes, easy. Try LeeDroid, a nice custom ROM with Sense. You can find it at XDA.
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Yes, and it's simple. Tried CyanogenMod, tried some Sense-stuff but ended up using Oxygen for quite some time now. Like it very much, too.
Saved me from buying that Nexus S..
Saved me from buying that Nexus S..
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Yup CyanogenMod for a brief while, and now GingerVillain (I think its based on oxygen with some CM7 tweaks, best of both worlds)
Easy enough following online instructions, theres a massive rom community out there
Easy enough following online instructions, theres a massive rom community out there
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Yeah. There's a simple all-in-one thread on XDA that just has everything you need to know and makes life so much easier for you.
I'm personally a really big fan of LeeDroid. I tried CM7 for a while, but I felt it lacked the stability that Sense UI adds. It was miles faster though, if that's what you're looking for. And switching to the stock UI instead of Sense takes a while to get used to, but both worlds are pretty freaking awesome once you get used to them.
I'm personally a really big fan of LeeDroid. I tried CM7 for a while, but I felt it lacked the stability that Sense UI adds. It was miles faster though, if that's what you're looking for. And switching to the stock UI instead of Sense takes a while to get used to, but both worlds are pretty freaking awesome once you get used to them.
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Yes, currently using Oxygen 2.3 on my bravoc. Had CM7 (stable) at first, but it crashed to much so i switched to Oxygen, then it was 2.2.1. Also used Miui experimental builds for a while but they didn't leave enough space for apps and stuff so I went back to Oxygen. It is very stable, doesn't use a ton of space, plus it has most of the good stuff from CM7.
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