Allan Mwenda writes:
> Well if you look at it like that it'll be a long long time before you use any
> smartphone ever.
I use a smartphone (running Replicant), but that's not the point. I just
wanted to clarify what non-free parts are there in LineageOS. Only
mentioning non-free firmware in
Quoth Allan Mwenda:
> That was not my aim at all, i contribute to replicant, but I'm also well
> aware of its shortcomings. The original message was if LineageOS can replace
> CyanogenMod on the FSFE page. Yes. Hell yes. Should they add the Galaxy S2
> with Dongle? Hell yes too. But not
That was not my aim at all, i contribute to replicant, but I'm also well aware
of its shortcomings. The original message was if LineageOS can replace
CyanogenMod on the FSFE page. Yes. Hell yes. Should they add the Galaxy S2 with
Dongle? Hell yes too. But not everyone is keen to go this far,
Well if you look at it like that it'll be a long long time before you use any
smartphone ever.
HALs are on pretty much every droid ever. I think it is good to get people off
relying on Google Play, and LineageOS is the best place to do that. As long as
no replicant device has Wi-Fi, it'll
Allan Mwenda writes:
> LineageOS is a suitable replacement to CyanogenMod in the post. It is
> basically the community effort to keep Cyanogenmod "open source" after the
> attempt to close it and monetize it to manufacturers as CyanogenOS.
> The community CyanogenMod (not to be confused with
