As the October post states, it’s a marathon, not a sprint. I think rushing a release can result in a very poor impression if it is not done well. I’ve been sated by the backports made to Byzantium, though the advancesinPhosh alone have me excited for Crimson and beyond.
So reflash is the way? How buggy is Crimson to be a daily driver? I am thinking about just flashing mobian as I like the experience on my pinephone, not sure if everything works in the L5, but maybe should give it a try.
To update my quote linked above… I actually haven’t seen any freeze ups for a while now. Granted I haven’t had the phone on heavy “random” use, just using one chat application almost daily for the most part. So I dunno if it went away, or it’s only when doing certain things. Or maybe it’s heat related.
Also, the heat issue is dead thanks to the insulated 3d printed case I’m using now. (And yes I will be sharing how to reproduce it after I get to a more final form.)
On Byzantium everything is fine (not even those where I had to lock/unlock display), but on Mobian nightly I experience lots of freezes, that’s why I asked about Crimson. I do not care much about Mobian, because it’s a test system, but Crimson should be not worse than Byzantium - so I asked.
~300MB difference. ~200MB by software center and ~100MB by system. Other things do not matter much. I do not know what parameters I use - both on default.
However, Phosh on Byzantium has a memory leak, so it fills the memory over time when switching between landscape and portrait view. I did not realize it on Mobian. The numbers above are on fresh start.