>it’s nearly ‘go time’ for builds to start flowing. Before everyone gets excited and rushes to download, we want to cover a few important points.
>Our release cadence will be ‘weekly’ by default (to be nice to all the donated hardware). >We will NOT be shipping root baked into the ROM. Root will be a downloadable zip based install similar to gapps installation (only need to flash it once). >Our official builds will all be signed with a private key for authentication and signature permission control. This will not break, prevent or stop any ‘unofficial’ builds.
>Alongside the ‘weekly’ release for your supported device, we’ll provide an EXPERIMENTAL data migration build. This build will allow you to ‘upgrade’ from CM to the signed LineageOS weekly. >This build will be watermarked with an ugly banner to ensure that you don’t permanently run this EXPERIMENTAL release, and upgrade to a normal weekly after.
>our Download Portal, Install stats page and Wiki are all live. Notably, all three of these sites are open sourced
>Look for builds to start rolling out this weekend!
Robert Phillips
nice
Evan Edwards
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Cooper Morris
Bug you tell me :^)
Evan Martin
been using unofficial builds on my 4 year old s3 and it's fastest android yet
Jaxson Davis
I had cyanogenmod on an old nexus 4 for like a day but never really messed with it too much. Does anybody run a completely ungoogled phone?
Christian Bell
Yes.
Caleb Taylor
I compile lineage myself (previously cyanogenmod) and only use free as in freedom apps.
Evan Cook
>Home builders that want to bake su back into the ROM can use the command ‘export WITH_SU=true’ prior to building. Nothing changes then, great.
Camden Foster
>export WITH_SU=true >1817 targets for the rebuild (repo sync) I feel like this new build system hates me.
Jace Scott
I mean there was NO repo sync.
Landon Rodriguez
Is CM slower than AOSP?
Kayden Green
CM is very close to AOSP, so it will likely not differ much.
Xavier Howard
What is it like?
Lucas Howard
Yes, I use OmniROM though
Are there any nonfree apps or libraries you have to remove that would be in the official builds?
Liam Murphy
It basically is CM14.1 with more up to date binary blobs and Android security patch version january 2017.
There are still some nonfree components: the google botnet embedded in the Gello browser and the first install configuration wizard. Also there are the usual binary blobs from qualcom and oneplus, that you can't remove anyway because shit would not work anymore. Like I said it is just like CM14.1, no cosmetic differences and some minor changes under the hood.
Thomas Bailey
More control over all apps No background data use you can't turn off No battery drain you can't turn off No unremovable apps doing who knows what with access to everything on the device Lots of free apps for all kinds of purposes in F-Droid
Christian Robinson
>They are still gonna call it LineageOS 14.1 WHAT IS WRONG WITH FOLLOWING THE GOOGLE NAMING SHEME, just call it LineageOS 7.1
Jaxon Lopez
Divide by 2.
Luis Torres
N is the 14th letter of the alphabet.
Isaac Cooper
You can always uninstall Gello browser later.
Alexander Bennett
They are going to open today right? I need thi so much.
Isaiah Morgan
Or don't include it in the build. But that's not what the other user asked, Gello is the default browser in cm/lineage.
