* Phablet: It either grows on you or it doesn't I guess. I like it, and don't want to go back to non-phablet.
My main issue with it, honestly, was the centered controls. Interestingly, I discovered that EOS 4 optionally lets you left-align these. You might consider adding a similar option. (But there's things they could learn from you, too; they don't even let me remove the Google search bar from the home page, which I literally never use and so don't want there.)
* If you find the dock annoying, use another launcher than the default Trebuchet. I use Nova launcher and the dock can be disabled. It also has a nice Nova unread plugin.
Yep, obviously an option, although I'd prefer to use the stock launcher as it's otherwise not bad. The only options I'd want added are to disable the dock, and to have a press of Home when already on the Home screen take me to the app drawer rather than doing nothing.
* Google now: Not really using it myself, but that's no excuse. Trying it now though, flashing latest with Fatkat kernel, and it all works fine. Maybe it's related to kat-kernel?
Google Now tip from the previous page fixed it for EOS 4, likely will work on your ROM too.
* Stock Android Web-browser hasn't really been well-maintained and should be considered obsolete at this point. Google is not going to improve it. Use Chrome (or Firefox, or Opera, etc) instead. Yes, Chrome is a wee bit slower than stock browser, but it actually works on most web-sites, and the latest builds have been getting better performance.
I have a love-hate relationship with Android Chrome. I use it all the time on PC, but on Android I've found it very unstable, and very erratic in terms of performance. Plus it irks me to have to have two web browsers installed when I'm only using one of them.
I've not yet seen a crash on Browser in EOS 4, and I've opened far more stuff there than I did in the no-name rom. But again, perhaps Linaro was the cause of the instability.
* Non-working function keys are non-working. It's a shame, but it's on the issue tracker, and hopefully that can get sorted out sooner rather than later. First I'll need to port the battery-dock indicator code from the TF300T/TF700T codebase, and that should bring me some keyhandlers as well. We'll see.
Cool.
* Kat-kernel is not a "recommended" config, and strictly optional. I just mentioned that particular build because some people will always ask about it.
Ah, OK. I saw your post in the Kat Kernel thread saying it made your build even better, so figured that was a recommendation. (In fact, that post was what alerted me to your ROM as an alternative to EOS 4.)
* Using the default fatkat-kernel I'm getting very loud audio. I recommend you try it yourself
It's interesting. Again, I get normal audio on EOS 4 with Kat Kernel.
* I can't reproduce crash in Quick settings. Try qithout Kat kernel, as that seems to be the only difference between our configs.
Forget what we were replying to here, as the quote box doesn't show my quote. I'll try and test on EOS and see if it is an issue there.
* Photosphere crash confirmed. Will add it to the issue tracker.
This works on EOS 4, too. (Although man, the stitching is TERRIBLE indoors. And honestly, the TF101 camera is so bad it's not likely to get used much anyway, so likely a low priority.)
Sorry to keep comparing you to EOS, btw.
* Missing battery-dock indicator is annoying me too and comes from a change in the underlying CM codebase. It's first on my list of things to look at. And it's already on the issue-tracker
Cool. Opportunity to out-do EOS there; they let you change the icon type and text following it for the internal battery, but not for the dock battery. (Which means you either have two different types, or you're stuck with the default.)
* Personally I have my MicroSD in the tablet all the time and find it annoying being nagged about unmounting it. I can see how someone thnks the other way around though. Not sure what can be done here (with my skills and) to make everyone happy.
EOS has the same problem. The lack of an unmount reminder and prominent unmount tool with their ROM led to me corrupting an SD card and losing data yesterday. :-/
Thanks for the feedback though. Glad to see you come, sad to see you leave
I may well be back. There's stuff I prefer in EOS, and stuff I prefer in your build. I just need the tablet reasonably stable for a two-week overseas trip, so couldn't keep your rom for now.