Thanks for the info. I might not use microG or il see if I can install after
For DavX I would just download through the Aurora store since that pulls google play store anonymously?
Thanks for the info. I might not use microG or il see if I can install after
Thanks for the info. I might not use microG or il see if I can install after
For DavX I would just download through the Aurora store since that pulls google play store anonymously?
Font settings are exactly the same as stock: Settings -> Display -> Wallpaper & style.Just installed this Custom Rom and the Proton Kernel to my Pixel 5.
Stupid question, where is the option to change the font, and how do you enable the power menu?
Thanks!
Thanks for posting that. I would never of realised.Font settings are exactly the same as stock: Settings -> Display -> Wallpaper & style.
Well, i thought the issue was fixed.
There's a known issue with my new implementation of Night Light that conflicts with the Saturated color profile, which has some special properties. To work around the issue, switch to another color profile and then change it back to Saturated. It has already been fixed for the next version.Well, i thought the issue was fixed.
This morning i woke up, and had the same issue.
Turns out it was the night light feature from sunset, and when the feature was "turned off" the screen came back on normally.
I have since disabled this feature to avoid further issues for now.
This may be a Magisk issue but after updating to build 11.5.2 I'm having issues installing Magisk. I have had it install a couple times but I lose root after installing Proton kernel or any other kernel for that matter. I notice when flashing the patched Magisk .img in fastboot I see line 2 says "boot.img missing cmdline or OS version."
I have uninstalled Magisk and started fresh with it but it's the same cycle. I am using the boot img from the build to patch in Magisk. What am I missing or doing wrong here?
I follow the below guide, step 7, for every new Proton Release. Not sure if there is a shorter path, but have not had any issues, even on latest. I follow it up by booting (to flash) Proton Kernel. Magisk and Proton Kernel work after this.This may be a Magisk issue but after updating to build 11.5.2 I'm having issues installing Magisk. I have had it install a couple times but I lose root after installing Proton kernel or any other kernel for that matter. I notice when flashing the patched Magisk .img in fastboot I see line 2 says "boot.img missing cmdline or OS version."
I have uninstalled Magisk and started fresh with it but it's the same cycle. I am using the boot img from the build to patch in Magisk. What am I missing or doing wrong here?
Thank you for this, it's exactly how I have been doing it from this guide. Never an issue until now for some reason....I will keep at it and maybe try a clean flash is nothing elseI follow the below guide, step 7, for every new Proton Release. Not sure if there is a shorter path, but have not had any issues, even on latest. I follow it up by booting (to flash) Proton Kernel. Magisk and Proton Kernel work after this.
I follow the below guide, step 7, for every new Proton Release. Not sure if there is a shorter path, but have not had any issues, even on latest. I follow it up by booting (to flash) Proton Kernel. Magisk and Proton Kernel work after this.
i have an esim and regular sim Tmobile and Verizon you should be fineHi Friends,
It looks like esim is supported, I'm on ProtonAOSP 11.5.2 w/proton kernel 2.0 (but will update) on my Pixel 5. i'm currently using a nano sim but want to try out an esim. Are there anyone using ProtonAOSP w/proton kernel using esim?
Best Regards,
I'd really love to - but I can't switch to another profile on the dark screen that makes unlocking very hard.There's a known issue with my new implementation of Night Light that conflicts with the Saturated color profile, which has some special properties. To work around the issue, switch to another color profile and then change it back to Saturated. It has already been fixed for the next version.
• Updated to December feature drop and security patch
• Added exclusive wallpapers created by Infinitum
• Fixed lingering location and microphone indicators
• Fixed some apps detecting root
• Fixed blurry/low-resolution screenshots in recents overview
• Tapping privacy indicators will now show active apps
• Added permission usage dashboard in Settings
• Tweaked memory management to hold more apps in the background
• Fixed unexpected disconnects from weak 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks (stock bug)
• Streamlined Settings search hierarchy
• Reduced overnight battery drain caused by idle maintenance
• Added a variety of Google Material and iOS accent colors
• Fixed briefly visible lock screen after fingerprint unlock in most cases
• Added support for microG UnifiedNlp location provider (as system app)
• Added support for call recording (consult local laws before using)
• Added SSH client and server with hardened config
• Added volume panel expansion (LineageOS)
• Fixed overlapping type clock on ambient display (BootleggersROM)
• Added button to clear battery stats in Settings (AOSiP)
• Added command-line tools for developers (some from LineageOS)
• Fixed all known Active Edge bugs (Pixel 2)
• Improved Active Edge integration (Pixel 2)
• Added Live Captions, Now Playing, Adaptive Sound, and screen attention (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added 5G adaptive connectivity (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added full support for sub-6 5G networks (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added full support for all carrier features supported by stock (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added full eSIM support (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added support for AptX Bluetooth audio codec (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added stock offline charging animation and percentage (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Fixed Protected Confirmation (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Fixed Google Camera on non-gapps build (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Reduced touch latency and motion jitter at the cost of Deep Press (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Merged latest December 14 carrier fixes (Pixel 5, 4a 5G)
• Added support for Pixel 4a 5G
• Updated to February security patch
• Added new space wallpapers by Infinitum
• Updated visual voicemail configs
• Pixel 5: Added support for standalone 5G on T-Mobile
• New easy-to-use web installer