On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 7:09 PM, Warren Baird <[email protected]>wrote:
> > > On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 4:41 AM, Sebastian Spaeth <[email protected]>wrote: > >> >> A month ago, the last version was from September 6. The first "new" >> image came out on Novermber 18th if I remember correctly. Seriously, I >> don't find the current state of things inferior to what we had over this >> summer. >> > > I definitely don't want to belittle the work you and everyone else is doing > on the new shr --- I think it's exciting and very impressive that so much > progress is being made. Things have also improved tremendously since the > first 'new' shr image. > > However, objectively speaking, my experience with the new shr-u is still > generally inferior to what I found with the 'old' shr-u. I mean, there are > some areas of improvement, but overall I've found reliability to be lower. > I've had several occasions where the phone is hung solid and I need to > remove the battery to reboot, and at least one occasion last weekend where I > thought it was working, until I found out that no one was receiving my text > messages and I couldn't make outgoing calls... I had fewer problems like > that with the 'old' shr... > > but as I said, I think it's great that so much progress is being made. > I'm still running the new shr-u build, and will try to upgrade to the shr-t > build as soon as I get a chance. Given how fast things seem to be moving > on the new SHR, I *hope* that these general unreliability issues will > disappear soon. > > Thanks for all the work!!! > > Warren > > > -- > Warren Baird - Photographer and Digital Artist > http://www.synergisticimages.ca > > _______________________________________________ > I don't get those, and without bug reports, I can't do nothing :| -- Tom.
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