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Yeah but that site had mentioned phones officially supported, and then no longer. It doesn't answer the question which of these phones is a viable one to get n
by zwaps 7y ago
Yeah but that site had mentioned phones officially supported, and then no longer.
It doesn't answer the question which of these phones is a viable one to get now to have Lineage support. Clearly, its not better to get a newer one, it is best to get the one with most support. Which one that is, I do not know.
- oh_boy 7y agoI used the following site lately to choose a phone. I found it much easier to understand than the device list of LineageOS. https://piotr-yuxuan.github.io/choose-a-new-phone/ https://piotr-yuxuan.github.io/choose-a-new-phone/ Still, individual research still required e.g. to find out that the fancy 48 MP camera mode is not supported in LineageOS.