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Indeed I use an open-source stripped down Android variant. It only required an hour of fiddling one time (to learn how to, flash it and set everything up the w
by qwerty456127 7y ago
Indeed I use an open-source stripped down Android variant. It only required an hour of fiddling one time (to learn how to, flash it and set everything up the way you do on a new phone), works as breeze since then.
- dvdbloc 7y agoOn which phone if you don’t mind me asking. My experience has been on several phones that doing this is rather buggy and just a big headache.
- thekyle 7y agoI use Lineage OS with microG on my OnePlus 3. It works just as well as Oxygen OS (which shipped with the phone). Minor and major upgrades both happen in place so no need to ever reinstall. However, major version upgrades do require you to flash an image from the Lineage website.