Recent content by jlev31415

Yes. It looks like the build got stuck.

LOS provides a "Vibrator Intensity" setting, which can be found under the Sound -> Other Sounds menu. Have you tried adjusting this?

I too have noticed that the 4/27 build is much more responsive than the previous builds. However, yesterday I experienced much faster battery drain than usual. Have you noticed this yet? If not, please keep an eye out for it.

The arm64 version.

LineageOS images are carrier-agnostic. However, if your phone is not carrier-unlocked, you will only be able to authenticate on the network the phone is locked to. This is not a limitation of LOS.

I can confirm this issue exists with the 4/13 build. Is anyone else having trouble connecting to their cellular network with the 4/13 build?

I assume that is a screenshot of the AOSP Clock app. If so, the answer is no. The interface is slightly different than mine, so I checked the package and was surprised to learn that I had installed the Google Clock app. I guess I never realized it was part of the "mini" GApps package. I thought...

I wake up to these alarms 5+ days each week and have not had any problems to date.

While I have noticed issues after deleting files as I mentioned previously, I have had no problem getting the phone to show up in Windows Explorer. It sounds like your device isn't enabling MTP. Just to confirm, are you choosing "Transfer files" in the "Use USB to..." menu after connecting your...

I've noticed recently that deleting files via MTP hasn't been working properly. If you try to delete over MTP, the files appear to get deleted, but they will reappear if disconnected and reconnected. I'm not sure if this is what you're seeing. If not, you should share some more detail of your...

I can attest to frame drops and general lagginess on the 4/7 nightly. I posted about similar lagginess in the 3/3 nightly here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71360074&postcount=1019. It seemed to improve on builds since then until this new 4/7 build, in which it seems to have...

Sounds exactly like this user's issue from a month ago: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71295013&postcount=975. I don't think a cause or solution was ever posted, though.

1.) crpalmer has built an experimental kernel to cut down on wifi battery drain. It's a few pages back; just search the thread. 2.) Did you install a gapps version with the Google Phone app? If so, you must flash the gapps package after flashing the system image before you boot into the system...

The order with which you flash su and gapps shouldn't matter. Did you enable the developer options menu and enable root in there? This still needs to be done like in CM.

That's currently a "feature" of the LOS Updater app. It will report your currently installed version as an available update. crpalmer didn't upload a new version, all builds are automated now.