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On 19/2/20 10:29 am, William Kenworthy wrote: |
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> On 19/2/20 4:16 am, james wrote: |
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>> So, |
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>> James |
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> Easier and more practical would be to install LibreOS. You can build ii |
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> yourself and build/include your own software as needed - I did it many |
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> times with its Cyanogenmod predecessor (I presume you still can). There |
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> are some other stacks suitable for phones such as sailfish and even |
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> android can be built yourself (and you can defang/customise it while |
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> doing it - google not needed and if you dont install GAPPS it still |
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> works fine) |
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This is the most painless way of doing this. I have been using Gentoo |
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since the early naughties and love the customisation etc but on a phone, |
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not worth the pain. Ride off someone else's coat tails and the one I use |
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is LineageOS [1]. Except for the occasional blob for the wireless bits |
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and pieces which need a bit of ferretting around for, it just runs. |
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[1] https://lineageos.org/ |
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