Marvin W

I guess we need to put Gello (CM browser) on the list as it ships play services as well. But removing the browser is certainly not something the average user...

This project is mainly about removing proprietary Google bits. This is the reason for CLock to be removed [1]. The fact that some source code of an app is pushed...

@BengaloBongali I don't know if this is known to the fairphone forums. You can read the license agreement here http://code.fairphone.com/projects/fp-osos/dev/fp2-blobs-download-page.html and in the download you will find numerous suspicious blobs...

Chromium is open source software. To be precise, the OmniROM tree does not contain proprietary files, but you still need some device/vendor specific files, that are usually proprietary.

Yes, the zip file published by me is arm only. You need the `updater-binary` (e.g. from the cm zip) for x86 and place it into the zip in `META-INF/com/google/android`

@Paviluf It seems your recovery is not compatible with your ROM. freecyngn must be able to use parts of the ROM from recovery (most importantly the dalvik vm to run...

this is indeed related to #2. You can safely remove the line from updater-script, but you still need to have a zip executable in your ROM, which some custom ROMs...

CM14 removed ambient sdk, the only non-free apps left (because of Play Services integration) should be LockClock, SetupWizard and Gello

Hi. The Bluetooth has several different profiles that can be used to indicate to the device how it's meant to be used. Phones normally change the connected device into to...

Bumped to 46 in 6eeac8a5a17e8270ef68ee47ea1225602da0cc6f.