[Q] Official Cyanogenmod? - HTC EVO 3D

hi guys
i just bought a htc evo 3d and since i live in switzerland its the GSM version of it.
now i'd like to ask, is there an official cyanogenmod out there for the HTC Evo 3D GSM?

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no
10 char

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unknown1205 said:
no
10 char
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but why?!
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Toxina said:
but why?!
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I don't think there is a definite answer. It's a tough phone to develop for, in terms of closed source system files.

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Because buying a Sense based phone just to remove it and replace with the non unique AOSP style makes Jesus cry.
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Annoyingly true. I always thought it was harder to dev CDMA too
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Atomix86 said:
Because buying a Sense based phone just to remove it and replace with the non unique AOSP style makes Jesus cry.
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That's racist

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Atomix86 said:
Because buying a Sense based phone just to remove it and replace with the non unique AOSP style makes Jesus cry.
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There are more Sense based phones than there are 4.X based ones. That would make AOSP the unique one

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ssojyeti2 said:
That's racist
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LOL.
EGOvoruhk said:
There are more Sense based phones than there are 4.X based ones. That would make AOSP the unique one
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True there is more gingerbread sense devices than ICS AOSP devices, but that's not what he asked, he simply said cyanogenmod, which counting gb roms has a ludicrous amount available, all using plain boring AOSP styling. This is fine if you have a Nexus or one of those myriad of phones using a plain base with a souped up launcher *coughlgandsamsungcough*, but going out of your way to buy a Sense phone just to strip everything that makes it unique (as well as disabling the camera) is crazy.
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Atomix86 said:
LOL.
True there is more gingerbread sense devices than ICS AOSP devices, but that's not what he asked, he simply said cyanogenmod, which counting gb roms has a ludicrous amount available, all using plain boring AOSP styling. This is fine if you have a Nexus or one of those myriad of phones using a plain base with a souped up launcher *coughlgandsamsungcough*, but going out of your way to buy a Sense phone just to strip everything that makes it unique (as well as disabling the camera) is crazy.
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I am sure I read that replacing the launcher on HTCs ICS Roms with Sense is easy...
so if you want AOSP style you can probably get the full HTC ICS with Sense and then fire up the AOSP launcher and maybe even keep some of the camera in tact?
just a thought
actually : you could just install APEX or NOVA launcher I bet

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Lothaen said:
I am sure I read that replacing the launcher on HTCs ICS Roms with Sense is easy...
so if you want AOSP style you can probably get the full HTC ICS with Sense and then fire up the AOSP launcher and maybe even keep some of the camera in tact?
just a thought
actually : you could just install APEX or NOVA launcher I bet
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Yes you could easily do that, and that would make more sense than just porting an AOSP (or worse, a kang project) when it achieves nothing other than making the camera break!