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On the HTC Desire S, I’ve been using an unofficial build (made by Flinny) of CyanogenMod 10 for a while - happily so.

Unfortunately the author is/was a bit strapped for time, and development slowed down significantly at the time. Updates for CM 10.1 and later were not forthcoming.
Since I’m enough of a geek, and suffering from ORD, I decided to try to ‘roll my own’: to compile CM from source. As it turned out, it’s not quite as hard as you’d think it is.

First, you need toI was going to write a lengthy tutorial here, but there are plenty of tutorials out there. So instead of inventing the wheel yet again, you can just go look at this one, or here or here. Or you can just go and Google it ;)

You can find the thread for my unofficial builds on XDA Developers.
The git repository with all my sources can be found here, on GitHub.

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