So.. Dead again then, eh?

[phreek]

I'm enjoying Lithmod - no reason to change.

Would be nice to see some activity here though.

I agree, I just installed it last month, I'm not willing to switch yet. I'm hoping the dev is just on hiatus.

[JustisLewis]

I'm currently using UD 2.5 right now, and I freaking love it! But, Lithium was my first "daily driver" rom, and I really hope it goes back to getting the support it used to

[darkcirc]

MIUI- Team D1-MIUI - Droid Forum - Verizon Droid & the Motorola Droid Forum

It has made my phone screaming fast. I don't even want an upgrade from my D1 now. If the stock launcher puts you off as it does for many, use any other launcher to get your regular look and feel back. Even if you didn't use some of the unique MIUI features, it will make your phone as smooth as a frog's thighs.

I started at CM 6.1.2, but it ate my battery as well. Yesterday I finally took the plunge and installed MIUI. It's pretty sweet, I'll be here for a while.http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ima...ncingDroid.gif

[SSHGuru]

Is MIUI really that much better than LithMod?

[Tanknspank]

Is MIUI really that much better than LithMod?

That is like comparing apples and oranges. MIUI is a different type of rom.

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[SSHGuru]

Well that explains everything....

[darkcirc]

Well that explains everything....

It's faster and more stable. It has a different UI, but I'm pretty sure you can run without the ui enhancements if you wish.

In some sense it's something new. It's also something that's actively maintained, so that's a plus.

[EbE404]

I've been using Actngrezy's Project Elite:

Actngrezy - Droid Forum - Verizon Droid & the Motorola Droid Forum

Very impressive ROM-great set of features without a lot of extra cruft, extremely stable, lots of themes, frequent and regular updates, and great participation and support from the Dev team.

I'll still be keeping my eye on Lithium to see what happens, but PE is probably going to be my main ROM for a while.

[SSHGuru]

Looked it over and it doesn't seem to have anything that I need I don't get with Lith - and my Quad scores are way higher with Lith.

I'm staying with what works. Hopefully they will update it soon.

I've been using Actngrezy's Project Elite:

Actngrezy - Droid Forum - Verizon Droid & the Motorola Droid Forum

Very impressive ROM-great set of features without a lot of extra cruft, extremely stable, lots of themes, frequent and regular updates, and great participation and support from the Dev team.

I'll still be keeping my eye on Lithium to see what happens, but PE is probably going to be my main ROM for a while.

[EbE404]

Looked it over and it doesn't seem to have anything that I need I don't get with Lith - and my Quad scores are way higher with Lith.

I'm staying with what works. Hopefully they will update it soon.

I've been using Actngrezy's Project Elite:

Actngrezy - Droid Forum - Verizon Droid & the Motorola Droid Forum

Very impressive ROM-great set of features without a lot of extra cruft, extremely stable, lots of themes, frequent and regular updates, and great participation and support from the Dev team.

I'll still be keeping my eye on Lithium to see what happens, but PE is probably going to be my main ROM for a while.

All good, more power to you-just chiming in with my two cents.

Personally, I like the small bits included in PE-DSP manager, pulldown power widgets, etc as well as great stability and performance. I tend to disregard Quadrant scores, since they are a static benchmark rather than a dynamic, real-use one. For me, PE is a bit snappier than Lithium was, but YMMV.

I also appreciate the regular updates, quick inclusion of user requests from features and regular forum participation from the devs.

Certainly nothing against the Lithium team and the ROM-PE is just working better for me right now.