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I was involved in the original launch of TWRP and maintained a couple devices. Though I haven't been very involved in a few years, so I wouldn't say I speak for
by ViViDboarder 9y ago
I was involved in the original launch of TWRP and maintained a couple devices. Though I haven't been very involved in a few years, so I wouldn't say I speak for the team... but...
A big struggle is that things vary so much device to device.
General TWRP documentation can be provided by the core maintainers, but each device really needs a maintainer and there's no system of ensuring that each maintainer is documenting with the same rigor.
After some time a device will fall off and no longer be considered officially maintained (See TF101: https://twrp.me/asus/asustransformerTF101.html https://twrp.me/asus/asustransformerTF101.html which I used to maintain). There's not much that the project can do about that.
If you've got suggestions or would like to help get the documentation into better shape, I'm sure folks in #twrp on freenode would be happy to chat.
- voltagex_ 9y agoAt the very least, bold that "no longer supported" text and move it up the page.