nope.... both navigation and notification are not transparent.

if u are already on 4.4.2 (KOT49H) can dl the OTA update here and flash it via custom recovery.

xda

or u can just wait for OTA.

You have to enter fast boot and sideload KK image file

After using Lolli for around 1 week, i would say, i'm pretty satisfied with it.
Some occasional stuttering here and there, but overall i'm ok with it.
Batt life seems to be about the same as KK

Idle standby for 12hours is around 3-4% drop

root Problem with the lagginess is with the type of NAND used in the Nexus. there's no way around it, except to flash to F2FS

Done f2fs reformat on my N7 2012 3G. Seems to be safer than Lollipop for the time being . So far so good, smoother and stable.
You need the latest TWRP which can do f2fs reformatting.
A suitable f2fs rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2791580
You must know how to fastboot and adb your device.
That's all - enjoy!

Root device first.
Then read the xda link provided, read the forum, follow the instructions.
This will bring your device to f2fs 4.4.4 KK supposedly faster, smoother and more stable than existing.
Lollipop is still in its infancy dodged with many bugs very much reported everywhere. My advice is to stay off for the time being whereas f2fs KK has many good reviews.
Advice: Install f2fs KK first after flashing TWRP ( I used ver 2.8) before you format the data partition. You don't need to format system (rom) as its already in f2fs format. If you do so you will not be able to boot your device until you find a way to reinstall it again which is difficult.
Again you need to know how to flash TWRP after rooting. Better get a friend to help if you are totally new to custom rom flashing.

Can backup your files on your pc first before the exercise.

1) Yup, you're stucked with F2FS-compatible rom only, until you format back to EXT4 (though I doubt you will because once you go F2FS, you'll never go back to anything else )

2) Like the name suggest, All-F2FS means all your partition is on F2FS (system,data,cache). You can also configure which partition you want to convert to F2FS. So the flexibility is there.

3) Read the OP of the rom's thread first. If the rom maker stated that its rom is F2FS-compatible, then you're fine. If else, find an F2FS-compatible custom kernel to compliment the rom you chose. M-Kernel IMO is a top choice.

Good luck

Just got my ota 5.0.1, so far so good, just the keyboard a bit weird..😀

Yup, much improved performance. Opening apps feel a little bit faster. Overall operation is smoother so far.

Installed it since last week. My battery % still left 100% (WIFI turned off). Thanks to Doze

Hi,

Could be issue with USB contact point. I had the issue where while plugged in, the battery was still draining. Slightly different issue from yours though but may be same problem.

I'd suggest you try installing Battery Monitor widget to diagnose.

For more info: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry73750586

Mine after changing from 5.1.1 official ROM to 7.1.2 AOSP ROM fixed slow charging problem.