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Does it come with it's own version of the 'core apps' (calendar, phone, calculator etc.) or do You install and use some third party apps from app store?
by Xeamek 3y ago
Does it come with it's own version of the 'core apps' (calendar, phone, calculator etc.) or do You install and use some third party apps from app store?
- Tade0 3y agoYou can install a custom Google Apps package, e.g.: https://nikgapps.com/ https://nikgapps.com/
- Xeamek 3y agoAt that point why would I go for the trouble of installing custom rom though?
- scns 3y agoBecause you can choose how many of them you want. None, only the Play Store or the whole shebang.
- Semaphor 3y agoBesides what sibling said, and lack of bloatware, I find LineageOS to simply be better than original ROMs. Just using vol up/down to move the cursor is already a godsend for me. I’ve also been using CyanogenMod/LineageOS since my first android (HTC Desire Z/T-Mobile G2, damn do I miss that full keyboard) and it’s great to be able to always use the same OS.
- opan 3y agoYou'll get AOSP versions of the basics, though some things like the camera app might actually be made/modified by Lineage. I run LineageOS with no gapps and find it to be quite usable. I get most apps from F-Droid, but there's also Aurora Store (installable from F-Droid) if you need anything from the Play Store.