A quick note on CPR-vCodex: Shift to Optimization & Weekly Updates (Current Status & Future Plans) #132
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Thanks for the update! Really appreciate all of the work you've done and I look forward to continuing to use vcodex (its genuinely amazing to see how much this fork encourages me to read more. I love it!) |
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Hi everyone!
First of all, I want to thank the entire community using CPR-vCodex on a daily basis for reporting bugs, suggesting ideas, and developing new features. Until recently, I was pushing out updates daily, but from now on, I will be switching to a weekly update schedule (which might not even be necessary if everything remains stable).
Right now, the main challenge with this fork is that it has grown significantly, offering a massive variety of customizable settings and all kinds of built-in apps. While that’s awesome, it also creates a constant struggle to manage the device's limited RAM and handle ghosting.
Because of this, I’m considering putting new features on hold for a bit. I want to take a step back, analyze the entire project, and do a proper refactor—optimizing and simplifying the code to improve memory management and, most importantly, tackle the ghosting issue once and for all.
I also want to take my time to test and analyze CrossPoint 1.4.0 and other forks to compare notes, learn from them, and deliver the best possible experience.
I'm just leaving this note to let you know why I might take a bit longer to reply to threads. Thanks for your support and patience! =)
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