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So what is wrong with lineage in this case?
by riedel 7mo ago
So what is wrong with lineage in this case?
- vbezhenar 7mo agoI know very little about lineageos. Their website contains very few docs, so I don't really understand what's this project is about. They don't mention Pixel 10, so I guess it's not supported. GrapheneOS website in comparison contains a lot of things to read, so after a hour of thorough reading I had good impression what GrapheneOS is.
- omnimus 7mo agoAre the websites really that different? (i use iphone) I checked both homepages and impression I got is that Lineage is android that focuses on long term support (the name points that out) and Graphene is not android (ok?) and it's focused on security. Your Pixel 10 is not in Lineage devices so i would also assume it's not supported. (maybe it's too new?)
- kennywinker 7mo agoYes, as I understand it lineageos is focused on supporting phones AFTER the mamufacturer stops supporting them - a pixel 10 is still supported afaik.
- alfiedotwtf 7mo agoLineageOS was one of the OG de-googled Android ROMs, renamed a few years after Android Jellybean IIRC. This new glass UI and the Face ID kind of not working anymore since upgrading my iPhone, I think I’ll be going back to Android
- timschumi 7mo ago> LineageOS was one of the OG de-googled Android ROMs, renamed a few years after Android Jellybean IIRC. Existing since 2009 as CyanogenMod and since 2016 as LineageOS, that would have been around the time where Android 7 (Nougat) was current. PS: Not that we are in any way degoogled, other than what we are forced to by the license.
- alfiedotwtf 7mo agoThanks Tim… my memory is fuzzy - that was a lot of phones ago. … and thank you for your continued effort! I have very big love for CyanogenMod/LineageOS, and that’s coming from a heavy pre-XDA user (I’ve had them all - PalmOS, Zaraus, XDA o2, Maemo, FirefoxOS, Ubuntu phone user).