What's a good rom for galaxies? I really only ever hear about lineageOS, but I see conflicting things about my phone (s8, g95ou1). Almost makes me miss the uniformity of apple compared to what feels like randomness of androids.
Angel Green
Lineage is fine. Just don't install Gapps
Camden Smith
>Youtube: NewPipe, Skytube SkyTube is a wrapper around YouTube. NewPipe also streams from YouTube. YouTube is owned by Google, so alternative launchers don't mean that you're avoiding Google, since YouTube is their service. That's like saying using a pirated version of windows is avoiding Microsoft. Same applies to Yalp Store.
Here's a fixed list: >Play Store: Fdroid, Aptoide >Youtube: d.tube, bitchute >OS PureOS or KDE Mobile. While you're waiting for Librem 5 use whatever you want just don't do anything personally identifiable on your smartphone.
Ethan Williams
Is there any way to avoid the play store? Or is that the only required google app?
Jeremiah Cooper
>Aptoid, Dtube
Good suggestions..
>PureOS
Not for phones
Samuel Diaz
Fdroid has a lot of good open source apps.
If you need apps which are only available on Playstore, you can download them through Yalp or APKmirror.
Many times the app developer also hosts the APK on their own website.
Bentley Mitchell
>Not for phones It's the OS Librem 5 will ship with. It can be compiled for ARM.
David Jackson
Can Android apps run on Plasma mobile?
Gabriel Martinez
No
Michael Lewis
About micro-g, can I just install it and google services is gone without rooting etc?
Wyatt Walker
I put all my ssh keys on google drive.
Jaxson Johnson
>Authenticator When do you ever need this
Ian Foster
>Aptoide Proprietary
Austin Reed
Soon™
>GNU General Public License2.0 >proprietary Are you dumb?
Asher Reyes
Does microg stops that 'please install/update Google apps" shit? Apps run fine without Gapps this is pretty obvious in apps like 'Ampere" yet that damn popup always lies to you
>there's a exposed module for that it's very outdated and does not seem to work in android 7
Sebastian Baker
My phone is still under 1st year warranty, if I flash a custom ROM can I flash back to stock and it'll ne fine? Moto G5 btw.
Carson Young
you usually need to unlock the bootloader to root and install ROMs and that voids the warranty; it's different for every phone, but I've successfully flash back to stock, it was lengthy but the guide I followed was good
Ryan Green
If you flash back the stock ROM your warranty will not be void
Leo Lee
whats up with sailfish os? is it harmful in any meaningful way?
Gavin Brown
Is de-googling the same as de-fooing? Why not call it de-gooing?