I guess Im used to just using a springboard theme. So my system flies all the time.. but these are more complete themes? But these also use a lot of mobile substrate apps to function, 5 icon dock, 5 icon springboard, springjumps & blank null... these will all continue to pull from the springboard memory slowly but surely and will lag the system... thats just a guess.
The thing that really pisses me off, is if I experience a safe mode crash, the 5 icon springboard after respringing will have my icons all jumbled up and Ill have to put them back in the right order again. So annoying.
I already reverted back to my old theme... but maybe someday Ill try to slim the theme down and remove all the fluff(loading screens, UI images, Folder images App images & widgets)...and just keep the icons and springboard related images.
But Im too lazy to try it now. I already went through like 5 different iNav themes... and the setup as entertaining as it was the first time is now just annoying.
But again, it is an awesome concept.
Just wish it didnt lag my phone.
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Originally Posted by ekidd
iNav themes dont slow down your phone. If the inav theme has widgets, then thats what slows your phone down. But it does use a lot of memory for the springboard.
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I used the official iNav theme, which contains no widgets to my knowledge and it still was using up A LOT of springboard memory... and I monitored this via SysInfoPlus. There was a HUGE difference with a normal theme as opposed to any iNav theme ive used so far.
Not trying to start a boycott or anything. Just wondering if there is a better way to do it.
Im thinking that its possible that SPRINGJUMPS may be the reason.
I tried it without springjumps and it seemed to keep my springboard from slowing, but it sucked... defeated the whole reason for using iNav...
But I think everytime I pressed one of the springjump icons, it would use more and more springboard memory without releasing this memory. Cant be sure since I dont have it installed now... but maybe if someone wants to test it.
I do know that from a fresh respring my springboard was using about 20MB or memory... a few mins using iNav and it doubled...
I notice that when I would be typing on a blog as I am doing now, my safari would sometimes crash and I would have to start all this over again! Too much trouble for a theme.