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For me there is no reason to change the operating system because of an annoying app. The Pro versions are free, in the Google Play Store they cost a few cents. Instead of the SMS messenger, I use ‘Silence’ for encrypted texting with my friends. From dialer to clock, but especially the powerful pro versions of draw, filemanager, notes, galleray, contacts and calendar are appreciated. deactivate all apps for which I have a good alternative - namely the apps from the SimpleMobileTools suite. Here I am quite consistent and uninstall resp. LineageOS 17.1 “Jelly” browser still phones home and I still don’t trust the /e/ weather app. I don’t use the pre-installed apps with either LOS 17.1 or /e/ OS ‘Q’. I like the BlissLauncher with its icon display. The launchers have always been a divide of opinions. The basic set of apps is very similar everywhere. The AOSP 10 UI can also be found in custom ROMs from crDroid and Havoc-OS and others.
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Compare the supported devices of both CustomROMs.ĪOSP is currently also used by Huawei to equip their new smartphones with Android 10 even without the Goolge licenses. It is no secret that /e/ OS builds on the open source code of LineageOS and then creates its modifications. LineageOS 17.1 builds on the source code of Android 10 published in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).

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Installing the stock Android 10 version with Security Update Decmber 2020 makes sense, as important firmware areas are updated, which LineageOS and /e/ OS then rely on. Now, the S9 / S9+ can be switched to the /e/ OS ‘Q’ with any stock Android 10 version.
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e/ Interested parties had until 25 January 2021 rather the problem that they could not downgrade an S9 / S9+ equipped with stock Android 10 due to Samsung’s bootloader policy to be able to install the official /e/OS 'O’reo. The LineageOS Wiki had exemplary from the beginning the “ Warning: Before following these instructions please ensure that the device is on the latest Android 10 firmware.” My first installation on the Samsung Galaxy S9 (starlte) is with lineage-17.1-20200530-nightly-starlte-signed. The LineageOS Android distribution has been developing LineageOS 17.1 since April 2020. Now it’s happening on the S9 and I’m seriously thinking about flashing backward at this point. When I tried running /e/ on an Essential PH-1 a while back it had the same problem - there were other bugs on that phone but the Calendar notification made me go back to Lineage. I know you guys are aware of it, but it’s a major distraction and should be fixed asap. There is also the very annoying Calendar notification that cannot be turned off. Why are users still not allowed to delete, move, edit any widgets? Also, why is it still impossible to arrange apps however I want without being forced to the auto grid alignment? I was hoping to see some bigger changes, specifically having the ability to DELETE widgets, especially the useless ones located on the left screen. The process this time was pretty different, as I was mistakenly under the impression that upgrading to Q would be more similar to installing previous builds in the past.Īs for Q itself…it appears to be the same old /e/ UI with some Lineage infrastructure under the hood. Because this post is tagged ‘user-experience’ I’ll leave my impressions here.Īfter spending a few hours trying to install (the wrong way!) stock Android 10, then a few more flashing to Q, I’m pretty much over all this shit at this point.
