Recently switched to LineageOS for Microg, performance in games is significantly lower and transitions are laggy

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@LeVraiRoiDHyrule

Finally, I agree to try using FairphoneOS but de-bloated. But the risk of soft-brick you are mentionning is not a risk I want to take. But I’m still insterested if you have a complete and precise guide for this.

There is a preformed script:

[Debloater + Google reducer] Unofficial Fairphone 3 debloat script

Introduction I’ve just put together a nice little debloater for the Fairphone 3. The script can be ran on Linux, Windows, MacOS and basically any other UNIX-like OS. Fist of all I want to apologise for the messy instructions and for my bad english. I hope that you understand everything. If you need help or have questions please ask them here. What does the script do? Limits Google apps (even replaces stuff like the dialer or the clock) Removes Qualcomm spying/“TeLeMeTrY” Replaces the YouTube …

or you can do it more carefully, see my step by step, although the adb downloads are for the Raspberry pi4.

Raspberry Pi4 ~ ADB ~ wifi [Uninstall some google apps]

Hi I’m just getting my head around using ADB on a Raspberry pi (Buster OS) It has been many years since I used ADB on a Windows to Samsung. The phone does not need to be rooted or OEM unlocked It does require enabling Developer options > USB debugging I downloaded the adb files to the Rasp-pi via terminal commands sudo apt install android-tools-adb android-tools-adbd android-tools-fastboot android-tools-fsutils android-tools-mkbootimg Then Connect cable Rasp- pi USBA to FP3 USBC. Usi…