So is Winterboard safe/ worth it yet?

[vnle]

Does anyone know how to fix the text shadowing when Winterboard is installed?

When you initially install it, the icon labels turn gray, which can be disabled by unchecking it in Winterboard, but then the icon labels are pre-iOS4 shadowed(barely any dropshadow). Looks ugly and unprofessional on an iPhone 4. Anyone fix this? it's a dealbreaker imo.

This might work ...

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-2g-...aunches/715601-iphone-ios-4-theming-tips.html

 

[silroc]

Most of what I've tried to use in Winterboard isn't working due to the change in directories of basically every tweakable thing in iOS4. I've used SSH to manually change a lot of stuff myself, but the one thing that's still driving me nuts is the inability to change anything on the status bar. According to MMI, you can just create a UIImages folder under your theme (if one isn't there--and none of the themes I have had it) and put the icons in it, but that doesn't work either. It's getting old.

THIS

 

[thelatinist]

Most of what I've tried to use in Winterboard isn't working due to the change in directories of basically every tweakable thing in iOS4. I've used SSH to manually change a lot of stuff myself, but the one thing that's still driving me nuts is the inability to change anything on the status bar. According to MMI, you can just create a UIImages folder under your theme (if one isn't there--and none of the themes I have had it) and put the icons in it, but that doesn't work either. It's getting old.

Apple has adopted a new naming convention for status bar images. Image names which formerly started with Default_ now start with Silver_. Those that formerly started FSO_ now start with Black_. So Default_5_bars.png is now Silver_5_bars.png, and FSO_5_bars.png is now Black_5_bars.png, etc.

Just rename the images according to the new convention and place them in UIImages.