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Linux removing an outdated, insecure Microsoft USB network protocol that's still on Windows(www.neowin.net)

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specterspectre@lemmy.world
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This. LineageOS on any device that supports it immediately improves said device x10.

I have an old as hell Galaxy tablet that had slowed down to a crawl after a few years. With LineageOS it’s usable again.

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@specterspectre @michael_palmer can you find an official custom ROM of LineageOS for Nokia X or Alcatel Pixi 4 (4")?

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@specterspectre @michael_palmer also Samsung Galaxy A70, however, it is critical that I don’t leave it unusable since it’s essential for my work

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Ketata Mohamed@mastodon.tn
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@specterspectre @michael_palmer or maybe a Huawei P5 pro

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https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/ read on. Don’t start any process on any device without reading all the info and steps.

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@specterspectre eh, I’m not a developer, plus, tuto like this takes time that I hardly find

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