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LineageOS Sites Just a comprehensive list of sites which LineageOS operates. Website Official Website: https://lineageos.org Wiki: https://wiki.lineageos.org Downloads: https://downloads.lineageos.org Statistics: https://stats.lineageos.org Status: https://status.lineageos.org Community IRC: https://kiwiirc.com/nextclient/irc.libera.chat#lineageos Discord: https://discord.gg/gD6DMtf Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/lineageos Twitter: https://twitter.com/lineageandroid Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@LineageOS Build Gerrit: https://review.lineageos.org GitHub: https://github.com/lineageos Builds: https://buildkite.com/lineageos Jenkins: https://jenkins.youd.dev/ Mirror 1: https://mirror.accum.se/mirror/lineageos/full/ Mirror 2: https://mirror.math.princeton.edu/pub/lineageos/full/ Translate: https://crowdin.com/project/lineageos Bug Tracker: https://gitlab.com/LineageOS/issues

On behalf of the Pixel 1 Updates team, we extend our warmest greetings and good wishes to you and your loved ones during this Lunar New Year. As we welcome the Year of the Rabbit, let us all strive to embrace its qualities of kindness, compassion, and good luck to make the most of the opportunities that this new year will bring. May this new year bring you good health, happiness, and success in all your endeavors. Let us take this opportunity to reflect on the past and look forward to the future with hope and optimism. Let's welcome the year of the Rabbit with open arms and hearts, Happy Lunar New Year!

#crDroid #Unofficial #R #ROM #Sailfish #Marlin crDroid 7.26 - UNOFFICIAL | Android 11 Updated: 20/01/2023 ▪️Sailfish: • Vanilla [704.5MB] • GApps [801.0MB] ▪️Marlin: • Vanilla [712.7MB] • GApps [809.4MB] Changelog: • January 2023 Security Patch. Notes: • For GApps version the Google App had to be removed, so it's highly recommended to flash the GApps Add-on Magisk module to get full functionality. • Magisk modules. By @blckbear99 Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#Tips What's good about LineageOS? When some people heard of LineageOS, they will just think that it's a barebone ROM with very less to no features. Technically it's not wrong but it comes with some useful exchanges. Easy-to-use OTA As we all know, OTA updates is suppose to ease the process of updatng the device to a later version of build. Many ROMs included it but then sometimes when there is some major changes being made, the ROM developer then send out a notice that users have to clean flash in order to use the latest build version, so I wonder what's literally the purpose of including it if users have to skip using this feature once in a while, and it's not even upgrading Android version yet. With LineageOS, rest assured as LineageOS do the updating process for you in just a few clicks. If your device supports Seamless Update, it is even better as Magisk will be preserved during the process. For upgrade, most of the time you just have to boot into recovery and sideload the update, then flash additional packages you use and done, not a single wipe involved if you followed the steps correctly. Longer Lifespan It's no-brainer that manufacturers stop releasing updates for their older models since the hardware started to show its age and most users will have already switch to using a better device. Android custom ROM community provides the opportunity to extend the lifespan of the device, LineageOS is one of them, and it might run better too. And if you don't know yet, it's also use as proof of concept for many legacy devices. Lightweight & Open-Source Apps The applications came with the ROM by default is fully open-source and weigh less than 10MB in size, most devices shouldn't have any issues running them. It also doesn't come with any unnecessary stuff included, only providing the services it needed to work, which means you get more storage space to play around with too. Customisations but is it relevant? Okay customisations, yes it's cool to have those options and make it uniquely your device, and by now, you can already use modules to extend the ability to do so. Just a reminder that phones are invented for communicating with each others from far apart, and all of these customisations won't last long forever, but your friendship will, so think clearly about it. With a few set of useful features & customisations, this also means less bugs to be found across the ROM, and most likely it will be AOSP fault if there is one. It's For Everyone For starters, this is an easy go-to option. And for experienced users, they appreciated the features and the clean experience provided in this ROM, so yeah, it's for everyone to use. If you don't wish to wipe your device oftenly, this is a good ROM to opt-in for. Yeah, probably this post won't get any attention or what, but I will just left it here and hope it could inspire more people to use LineageOS. If you haven't tried it out or use it on a long-term basis, then you should definitely give a try.

#Changes LineageOS Changes (20230110 - 20230111) • 20.0: overlay: Set default status bar height to 28dp • 20.0 (56): Promoted Xiaomi POCO X3 NFC (surya) • 19.1: January 2023 Security Patch • 18.1: January 2023 Security Patch • 20.0: Updated translations • 20.0 (57): Promoted SHIFT SHIFT6mq (axolotl)

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Marlin LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel XL (marlin) Updated: 12/1/2023 ▪️Download [673MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • January 2023 Security Patch • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#Tips Extra features on LineageOS (Connections) A phone can maximise its potential by connecting to the Internet, so that you can browse the web, communicate with others, get the latest information and so much more. LineageOS has added a few neat features over at connection which will make someone's day. You can toggle network access for applications or disable in certain conditions, like whether they can access the device's Wi-Fi or mobile data connection. Also you can disable background & VPN data access, and another option is to let the app have unrestricted data usage when Data Saver is enabled. This particular feature is pretty neat for those who have limited network quota. Besides, you can let hotspot clients use your device's VPN if available. By default, your device actually doesn't share out the VPN connection, which means devices connected to the hotspot will only get the direct network traffic from your phone, and LineageOS makes that possible with just a single toggle, no root required too.

#Changes LineageOS Changes (20221225~20221231) • 20.0: Aperture: Implement preview blurring during rebind • 20.0: DeskClock: Fix adding alarms after deletion • 20.0: DeskClock: Fix collapsing animation • 20.0: DeskClock: Make expand and collapse animations faster • 20.0: DeskClock: Redesign Timer input • 20.0: DeskClock: Timer Setup: Add double-zero button • 20.0: SystemUI: Align QS header with status bar • 20.0, Pixel 3/XL & 3a/XL: Kernel update to 4.9335 • wiki: contributors: Regenerate list • 20.0: Official release for 51 devices

Happy New Year! On the behalf of our team, we want to send our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones as we welcome in a new year. We hope that the new year brings you nothing but the best! May the new year bring you all the success, happiness, and love that you deserve. We hope that you'll have a fantastic time ringing in the new year and making new memories with your loved ones. Here's to a fantastic 2023, from the @Pixel1Updates team ❤️🎉

#News #Pixel LineageOS 20, the early surprise is here LineageOS You thought this might come up months later, but this is the truth (also we made a prediction), LineageOS will be starting to distribute official builds of Android 13 from now on, alongside with LineageOS 18.1 (monthly release) & 19.1. For now, Pixel 4 & 5 series (including mid-range A-series) are the only Pixel devices to receive official builds from LineageOS, originally Pixel devices as old from Pixel 2 series all the way till Pixel 7 series will be receiving the same treatment, but due to build signature issues and incomplete device tree development, these are being delayed for now. For the case of Pixel 1, it will stick with Android 11 for the meantime. Anyway, besides Pixel devices, other 45 (total: 51) devices from different manufacturers are receiving the update too. Of course, even if your device isn't in the list, you can always check your community if there's a build for your device or not if interested. Follow @PixelHubUpdates

#Tips LineageOS 20.0: A few more days to go! Earlier we told you guys that LineageOS will be announcing their next major version release on the last day of 2022, and when this post goes live, that means there's only five days left. Let's keep you guys updated with some information over here. The announcement seems to be ready for publication on that day. If you are wondering how many devices are going to be on the build roster for LineageOS 20, that's a whopping 44, for now. I don't think they will be delaying the release of it, but some Pixel devices won't be joining the club on the very first day, as build signature issues still persist. Here's the updated list of which Pixel devices will be receiving LineageOS 20 builds: • Pixel 4 (flame) • Pixel 4 XL (coral) • Pixel 4a (sunfish) • Pixel 4a 5G (bramble) • Pixel 5 (redfin) • Pixel 5a (barbet) As we mentioned earlier, devices that are still on 18.1 will still be getting monthly updates, and apparently there are still 61 devices being maintained on this particular version. Android 12 introduced one raspy requirement: BPF, hence resulting in large numbers of old devices not being able to receive newer versions of builds. Good to know that LineageOS didn't decide to abandon it just yet. Okay, nothing else interesting to announce over here. Rest of them you could read in the blog which is roughly the same stuff. Read more: Introducing LineageOS 'Aperture'

We hope you have a wonderful holiday season! On behalf of the whole team, we extend our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones during this special time of year. We are so thankful to have such a wonderful community. Thank you for being a part of our journey. As the year comes to a close, we hope you'll take a moment to reflect on the blessings of the past year and look forward to all that the future holds. May your holiday season be filled with joy, laughter, and love. Here's to a happy and healthy new year! Best regards, from the @Pixel1Updates team ❤️🎄

#Changes LineageOS Changes (20221212 - 20221217) • 20.0: toast: fix background color not changing with theme change • 20.0: Screenshot: Append app name to filename • 20.0: Aperture: Move leveler setting to general section • 20.0: Aperture: Reformat capture preview layout • 20.0: Aperture: Reorder secondary top bar buttons • 20.0: Aperture: Add a content description to views where missing • 17.1: December 2022 Security Patch • 20.0: Updated translations

#Tips Extra features on LineageOS (Display) There are actually a few additional settings in LineageOS which let you play around with the screen itself. If you don't like the default dark theme, there is a pure black option so the system theme will be completely black, but keep in mind that there won't be Material You color hue in dark mode. In LiveDisplay, you can turn on reading mode and make changes to color calibration. Some devices will also have a picture adjustment option which lets you adjust the hue, saturation, intensity and contrast. There is a dedicated page for rotation settings which you can toggle rotation modes and whether to rotate lock screen. Additionally, you can double tap the status bar from any application to turn off the screen and toggle whether to wake the screen while plugging in. Over at the lock screen section, you have the option to display media cover art & music visualiser. Some other devices which have an AMOLED display will come with an Always on display option too.

#Changes Introducing LineageOS 'Aperture' Long story short, we can all agree the Camera app that came preinstalled in LineageOS builds and other vanilla ROMs are just awful to use, no matter if it is Snap or Camera2. With no advanced image processing and little to no features, making it become one of the obsolete apps in most people's minds, including myself. The era is about to change with the release of LineageOS 20, introducing Aperture, which is built based on Google's CameraX library, at least your photos won't be too grainy in quality with that camera. It also comes with a few new features: • Auxiliary cameras support (device maintainers must enable it) • Video frame rate controls • Full control of EIS (electronic image stabilization) and OIS (optical image stabilization) settings • A leveler to check the device orientation angle LineageOS also promised to add more features in the new future, cool to see that. The new camera app will only be preinstalled on LineageOS 20 builds. Follow @Pixel1Updates

#Changes LineageOS 20: Update So it has been months since we last talked about LineageOS 20, and I don't feel confident posting about this, but since some of you joined this channel mainly to get LineageOS update, okay let me reveal something, but take this as a grain of salt, all of these are subject to change if thing doesn't work as planned. LineageOS 20 scheduled announcement date: 31 Dec 2022 Yeah, so the team purposely scheduled the release of the next major version on the very last day of 2022. You might be asking, is this going to be true? I myself can't be sure, in reality they haven't even managed to solve the build issue till today. So what's new you may be asking? Okay, it's going to be similar to the previous version but well, there are some new stuff (listing out the obvious changes only): • Quick Settings light-mode • Improved Setup Wizard experience • Android TV: Ad-free launcher And for Pixel 1/XL users, no good news, we are still going to stick with Android 11, until someone figures out a way to boot newer Android versions on the device of course. If you own later Pixel models, then you are good to go, LineageOS will be supporting all of them and those devices will be receiving LineageOS 20 builds. That's all from me, wishing all the best to the LineageOS team. Follow @Pixel1Updates

#Changes LineageOS Changes (20221206 - 20221211) • Update Chromium Webview to 108.0.5359.79 • 20.0, Etar: Fix crash when creating new event • 20.0: December 2022 Quarterly Platform Release and Security Patch • 20.0, Pixel 4a~Pixel 7 Pro: Full December 2022 Pixel security patch level • 20.0, Pixel 4a~Pixel 6 Pro: Update fingerprint/build description from TQ1A.221205.011 • 20.0: SystemUI: Add double tap to sleep gesture • 19.1: December 2022 Security Patch • 18.1: December 2022 Security Patch

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Marlin LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel XL (marlin) Updated: 12/12/2022 ▪️Download [671MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • December 2022 Security Patch • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#Tips Extra features on LineageOS (LED Light) If you still have an old phone, chances are it comes with a LED light, and it can be used as a battery & notification indicator, and LineageOS is giving you the options to do just that. Notifications light Options vary across devices since some have RGB support and some don't, so if you own the one without it, you will only get to change its pulse length and speed, also adjusting the brightness and allow lights with screen on. For devices with RGB indicator light, you can customise its color which will make it much easier to know which app has sent a notification to your device. Battery light Again, depending on your device, options available vary. For devices with RGB indicator light, you get to customise its color when it reaches a specific battery level, so when the device has less than 15%, it shows red, above 90% would show green, that’s up to you though. Otherwise, you only get to toggle pulse if the battery is low and turn off when fully charged.