Google Pixel 1/XL | Updates

#LineageOS #Updates LineageOS Changes (20220426~20220427) • 19.1: Added Nubia Mini 5G (TP1803) to build roster (total: 42) • 19.1: SetupWizard: Don't overlap logo and text • Website updated • 19.1: Added Xiaomi Poco X3 (surya) to build roster (total: 43) • 19.1: SystemUI: Set brightness slider view restriction from the right thread • 19.1: Added Motorola Edge S / Moto G100 (nio) to build roster (total: 44)

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Marlin LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel XL (marlin) Updated: 27/4/2022 ▪️Download [669MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#News #Pixel LineageOS 19.1 Official Release LineageOS Hey people, guess what has arrived, the good ol' ROM LineageOS is ready to distribute official builds of Android 12L with the release of version 19.1. Good news for most Pixel owners, Pixel 2 series and all the way till Pixel 5a are receiving the update. Pixel 1/XL will continue to receive LineageOS 18.1 official update though, better than nothing at least. Meanwhile for Pixel 6, there isn't a maintainer for the device yet, but you are welcome to be the one if you can, lol. Besides Pixel devices, more than 40 devices from various manufacturers are getting the update too. Builds will be available for all supported devices over the week, so sit back and relax for the meantime while waiting for the update to arrive for your device. Nevertheless, better late than never. *For more LineageOS related update, check out @Pixel1Updates, we've been doing it for quite some time.

#LineageOS #Updates LineageOS Changes (20220420~20220425) • 19.1: Material You (Recorder) • 19.1: Recorder: Fix & improve high quality recorder • 19.1: Only show gesture navigation if device has a software nav bar • wiki: Replace Open GApps with MindTheGapps for Android 10 • 19.1: SystemUI: Fix alarm icon • 19.1: Added Nokia 6.1 Plus (DRG) to build roster (total: 41, pending) • 19.1: SystemUI: Port brightness slider changes • 19.1: LineageParts: Partially revert QS brightness slider • 19.1: Clear out experimental list (31 devices) • wiki: Add warning about Open GApps • 19.1, Pixel 3~Pixel 5: Enable Wifi display • 19.1: Switch to 3-button navigation when disabling navbar

#LineageOS #Tips Seamless OTA Update Some of you probably used a lot of custom ROMs before, and you saw some ROMs include OTA update, but then sometimes you are forced to clean flash instead of updating from the updater, which is really annoying. We know that the original stock ROM came with the device has proper OTA update support, because you don't need to wipe it once in its lifetime for most scenarios. It will be nice to see it in custom ROM too, and if you're wondering which one can do nearly on the same level, that'll be LineageOS. Yeah, a lot of people actually skipped using the ROM due to it being "bland" (I wonder why people could still use stock Pixel ROM when they're nearly the same too). Some probably have give it a try but later switched in less than 24 hours time, and all of these people just missed the best part of the ROM, the seamless OTA update. By the way, not everyone will get to see it though, as you'll need to have a device that have Seamless Update support, for example Google Pixel. If you've one and LineageOS officially supported your device, then congratulations, you get to experience the best OTA update out of any custom ROM ever. When there's an update, you'll first get the option to download it, then later you can install it in the background, which is pretty much a normal behaviour on several ROMs. Next part is where most ROMs failed to do so, retaining the root access. Some might argued stock ROM can't even do this, of course custom ROMs can't too, but then you're wrong. So apparently addon.d is doing the magic here, LineageOS Updater app has supported it back in 2018 and same for Magisk (v17) at that time, working together and it make everything very seamless, so you no longer need to root it manually again. There are probably a few ROMs out there that have similar capabilities, but I don't know any other than LineageOS. Anyway if you saw something similar on other ROMs before, you could share your experience under this post. We'd like to hear your opinion.

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Sailfish LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel (sailfish) Updated: 23/4/2022 ▪️Download [661MB] ▪️Recovery [29.9MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

i know we don't have orangefox but still be cautious and do not type in random commands. forwarding it here to raise awareness

Basically, there's this guy impersonating Darthjabba9(orange fox developer) and is tricking people to erase their bootloader which is leading to brick their devices. I have seen some people fbanning, gbanning these accounts which i don't think will help, what will actually help is being mature, staying aware of what's going on and referring to trusted sources for help. Just don't follow everything a random ass dude says, use sources like XDA,YouTube, and Telegram groups which are under proper moderation for help. Cordially, ben

Please, don't run fastboot erase abl command! Some people reported, that they got a Private Message from OrangeFox "admin", that said they got the fix for the issue they're currently having. We're officially informing, that those people aren't from our team. They're just plain impersonators. OrangeFox Admins won't ever PM anybody without any reason, and permission to do so. Seems like those bad people are just trying to HARD BRICK your device, spreading a bad word about OrangeFox too. Most of the times, they send you the "fastboot erase abl" command, then block you, change their usernames and delete the chat history. As a word of advice - Please, double check every "fastboot" command you're told to issue. Make sure you're texting the correct person, and not an impersonator too!

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Marlin LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel XL (marlin) Updated: 20/4/2022 ▪️Download [669MB] ▪️Recovery [30.1MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#LineageOS #Tips LineageOS 19.1 on the way On April 17th, it is spotted there are several commit changes made which are related to the official release of LineageOS 19.1, interesting... As I have posted earlier, experimental builds are now available for the 31 other devices which haven't received a LineageOS 19.1 experimental build yet. When all of these builds worked fine for those devices, the team will proceed to the final production release and make these builds available for end users. Experimental builds are meant for testing instead of daily driving, so keep in mind before you try it out. This is just my wild guess, it isn't based on any information, but I am guessing May 1 will be the day. It could probably be released at an earlier or later date, who knows. Take this information as a grain of salt, anyway we will notify about you when it became official.

#LineageOS #Updates LineageOS Changes (20220417) • 19.1: New wallpapers • 19.1: Experimental builds for 31 devices (incl. Pixel 3~Pixel 5a), dropped 9 devices (incl. Pixel 2 & Pixel 2 XL)* *Not to worry, the final production build is still planned for these 9 other devices.

We wish everyone here a Happy Easter! 🐇

#LineageOS #Updates LineageOS Changes (20220415~20220416) • 19.1: Added OnePlus 9 (lemonade) & OnePlus 9 Pro (lemonadep), removed OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole), OnePlus 7T (hotdogb) and OnePlus 7T Pro (hotdog) from build roster (total: 39, pending) • 17.1: April 2022 Security Patch • 19.1: Use rounded corners in SystemUI

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Sailfish LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel (sailfish) Updated: 16/4/2022 ▪️Download [661MB] ▪️Recovery [29.9MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • April 2022 Security Patch • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#LineageOS #Official #R #ROM #Marlin LineageOS 18.1 - OFFICIAL | Android 11 | Pixel XL (marlin) Updated: 13/4/2022 ▪️Download [669MB] ▪️Recovery [30.1MB] ▪️XDA Changelog: • April 2022 Security Patch • Gallery: Fix black on black text • Package Installer: Remove extra "t" from "uninstall or disable" • Source Changelog By @npjohnson Follow @Pixel1Updates Join @Pixel1Chat

#LineageOS #Updates LineageOS Changes (20220409~20220412) • Pixel 3a~Pixel 6 Pro, 19.1: Full April 2022 Pixel security patch level • Pixel 3a~Pixel 5a, 19.1: Update fingerprint/build description from SP2A.220405.003 • 19.1: Added Razer Phone 2 (aura) to build roster (total: 42, pending) • 18.1: April 2022 Security Patch

#LineageOS #A12L #Updates LineageOS 19.1 new default wallpaper After years, LineageOS is updating their default wallpaper to something new with their Android 12 release. Full quality wallpaper is available for download below the post.

Reasons why LineageOS is slow at releasing new Android version It is pretty much easy to realise that LineageOS always took months to officially release a new Android version. You will be asking yourself, other ROMs can do it in a matter of days or weeks, but why not LineageOS? I have a few answers in my mind regarding this question. 1. Stability LineageOS aims for stability, and it takes quite some time to refine everything. They also have to bring all their extra features and make sure it works perfectly without issue on any device. 2. Branches The LineageOS project preceded CyanogenMod 5 years ago. and they are still maintaining branches all the way back to CM 11.0 (Android 4.4).You will probably wonder why they are still doing it. As the ROM itself is lightweight, it could run on any basically low-end devices, various developers still continue building unofficial builds for them, hence the reason why they are maintaining it instead of deprecating altogether like other ROMs. 3. Apps Unlike other ROMs, LineageOS themselves come with a set of their own applications, and they are still not giving up updating them. They could just bring it directly without updating them, sure, but they want to make sure the experience fits with the current Android version you are in. This is definitely a tough job for sure, which rarely other ROMs do so. 4. Volunteer Remember, you get it for free without doing anything, and LineageOS is a volunteer project, not an actual job. Developers maintain it when they have the time, and everyone's life isn’t easy these days. I only just gave a brief explanation for each section, but I hope you could understand the behind the scenes of the ROM. These are just my thoughts, there are probably other reasons than the one mentioned above. Anyway, it will come when they are ready, better late than never.