What is your pinion on cyanogenmod? and some questions.

[Sponser88]

What are you guys thinking about cyanogenmod. is it worth it,is it easy to install...etc.

 

My question to you all is;if i dont like cyanogenmod how difficult is it to move back to my old luacher being LGs skin on android?

[Sponser88]

Opinion*

[FloRolf]

its really really good for older devices. I just downloaded/installed 4.4.2 on my S4 so i hope that'll give it its speed back

[DLM_012]

Depends on what LG phone you have and if you dislike the UI they use over top of Android. Cyanogen mod is pointless if the software on your phone is pretty much stock unless you really love customizing everything. I've tried rooting a few times prior to 4.4 but I no longer have the desire to tinker with my phone since all of the software features I could want are there. The most I might mess with at this point are lock rings and boot animations but no new kernels or ROMs.

[Levent]

installing cyanogenmod is easy nothing hard at that side

getting used to the UI might take a while but once you get used to it, you wont switch back

my biggest reason to install cyanogenmod is the battery life improvement stock samsung rom performs really well but battery lasts like 18 hours maximum but on cm10.2 and cm11 it lasts like 2+ days and it performs much much better on games and i get a lot more free ram space to multi task.

[lufihengr]

installing cyanogenmod is easy nothing hard at that side

getting used to the UI might take a while but once you get used to it, you wont switch back

my biggest reason to install cyanogenmod is the battery life improvement stock samsung rom performs really well but battery lasts like 18 hours maximum but on cm10.2 and cm11 it lasts like 2+ days and it performs much much better on games and i get a lot more free ram space to multi task.

I use a custom ROM based on touchwiz and my battery life is real good and the device is snappy and all that.

 

I don't like stock android

[Sponser88]

installing cyanogenmod is easy nothing hard at that side

getting used to the UI might take a while but once you get used to it, you wont switch back

my biggest reason to install cyanogenmod is the battery life improvement stock samsung rom performs really well but battery lasts like 18 hours maximum but on cm10.2 and cm11 it lasts like 2+ days and it performs much much better on games and i get a lot more free ram space to multi task.

OK so i am gettign the lg g2 and i just wanted to know what it means on the DL page whe  it says its nightly but like the s3 has a stable version?

[Levent]

OK so i am gettign the lg g2 and i just wanted to know what it means on the DL page whe  it says its nightly but like the s3 has a stable version?

nightlies can be stable or very unstable that really requires for you to test it out

[TheDigitalRealm]

OK so i am gettign the lg g2 and i just wanted to know what it means on the DL page whe  it says its nightly but like the s3 has a stable version?

I would use the CM installer, as it will download the Stable version of Cyanogenmod for your device. Well, it did for my N5 anyway. I would definitely recommend CyanogenMod for the LG G2. It's an awesome piece of hardware, but LG's android skin is bloated and unnecessary. 

[_ASSASSIN_]

I don't personally like cyanogen because I think it's far too simple but if that's what you want then sure, it will do what it advertises, optimize and speed up your phone.

[Jade]

Cyanogen is great for what it advertises. It also sparked the developer community for Android so strongly (it's the base (or has been cherrypicked from) for nearly every ROM out  there, at this point.)  ParanoidAndroid is also excellent.

[Sponser88]

Thanks alot this really helped!

[Sponser88]

I would use the CM installer, as it will download the Stable version of Cyanogenmod for your device. Well, it did for my N5 anyway. I would definitely recommend CyanogenMod for the LG G2. It's an awesome piece of hardware, but LG's android skin is bloated and unnecessary. 

 

 

I don't personally like cyanogen because I think it's far too simple but if that's what you want then sure, it will do what it advertises, optimize and speed up your phone.

 

 

Cyanogen is great for what it advertises. It also sparked the developer community for Android so strongly (it's the base (or has been cherrypicked from) for nearly every ROM out  there, at this point.)  ParanoidAndroid is also excellent.