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If you're looking to buy a LineageOS-compatible phone and are unsure which model(s) to consider, I try to generate an automated buying recommendation (updated d
by c0l0 4y ago
If you're looking to buy a LineageOS-compatible phone and are unsure which model(s) to consider, I try to generate an automated buying recommendation (updated daily) from LineageOS's wiki data, available here: https://johannes.truschnigg.info/tmp/lineageos_device_toplist.txt https://johannes.truschnigg.info/tmp/lineageos_device_toplis...
The ranking is an expression of my personal preference - with a recently-released phone, it's more likely to receive firmware- and driver-level fixes in proprietary bits that make the phone tick. The number of devs (hopefully) translates into continued support by the project even in the face of single developers abandoning a particular device they maintain.
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- jesusofnazarath 4y agoSo this list is ranked best to worst?
- phs 4y agoThis is great, thank you. Now if I could just cross-reference with postmarketos...
- mappu 4y agoIt's a sign of the times that there is only one 2022 phone officially supported.
- bestouff 4y agoI'd say it's a sign it takes a few months to make a correct LineageOS port to a brand new phone.
- alejoar 4y agoWhere are you pulling the amount of devs from?
- c0l0 4y agoTake a look at https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/blob/master/_data/devices/beryllium.yml https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/blob/master/_data/... - it's the length of the 'maintainers' list.