Changelog:
- 2stage boot (now for real)
- cleaned up ramdisk / desamsungized
Download: http://www.multiupload.com/T94222ZA9U
This Build should exactly act like yesterdays.
It is just released to make sure we didn’t screw something up.
Archive for 01/18/2012
Galaxy S II: CM9-01182012
Google Chrome Extension – Fancy Bookmarks
Since Google has deleted Fancy Bookmarks three times from the Chrome Webstore, i’m posting it here.
Cause for the deletion?
Lazy users who are not able to read.
How unexpected. 
Some Examples:
“I CANNOT UNINSTALL, PLX PLX PLX HELP!!!!!!111111″ -> rate with zero stars -> huh? Wrench -> Tools -> Extensions -> Uninstall. Where’s the Problem? Oh yeah, it’s sitting in front of the keyboard.
“HELP HELP HELP, REPLACES ANY NEW TAB WITH ITSELF!!!! EVIL EVIL!!!” -> rate with zero stars -> huh? see features? it’s stated there.
Sometimes i really want a rating function for users. If a users gets enough “zero-star”-rates -> cut his internet connection forever!
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Fancy Bookmarks gives you the ability to organize your Bookmarks on a Grid Layout in a clear way. There’s no need to search for Bookmarks in confusing Menus anymore.
Access your favourite websites faster than ever before with just a single click!
::: Features :::
- Create, Edit, Move and Delete Bookmarks.
- Creates Browsershots of your favourite websites without user interaction.
- Modify Grid Layout and Colors on Options-Page.
- Option for opening new Tabs as new Tab, as Background Tab and in current Tab.
- Export/Import all Data and Settings
- Replaces “newtab” with itself
Version 1.3.2: http://codeworkx.de/download/chrome/fancybookmarks/1.3.2.crx
(Right Click -> Save as -> move it into your Browser Window)
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Next steps…
Think we made good progress on CM9 for the SGS2 till now.
To fix the remaining bugs we need kernel sources from samsung and some exynos4 specific bits from origenboard we’re waiting for.
Hope both are releasing sources this month so that we’re done with the SGS2 specific part when CM9 is finished.
You know, CM9 isn’t finished yet. There are a lot of features and tweaks missing. These experimental builds aren’t showing the real potential of CM9.
And if everything is running fine on our SGS2, then it doesn’t mean we’re finished. Our goal is to eliminate most of the closed source parts we have to use at the moment. That’s the part which is the most hard and which i would call “the real work”.
Maybe we can get some time now to work on a Filemanager for CM while waiting for sources. Since i ruptured my ligaments of the right foot at the new years morning while going home from a great party, i’ve some free time this week.
Stay tuned and enjoy the experimental builds.
