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I’m considering flashing my Xperia with this, since Sony officially supports it and my stock ROM stopped getting updates.

Any thoughts? Is there something I should consider before doing this? Do you have a better alternative? If so, why?

  • fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    6 days ago

    Does Sony provide the ROMs or do you have to find someone else’s ROM?

    I’ve largely given up on custom ROMs because I’m not interested in dealing with the bugs. On a well supported device with a very popular ROM there’s usually not any major bugs after that version has been out for a while. But sometimes it can take a year + for a ROM to truly be bug free and I’m just no longer interested in that. That’s actually the reason I moved to iOS for my main phone.

    That said Sony’s software sucks ass so maybe some random dude XDA dev will do better.