I like Terminator,
for it's ability to split one terminal window into as much as you want:
https://gnome-terminator.org/
In combination with Fish shell,
for it's auto completion + syntax highlighting:
https://fishshell.com/
And lastly, BobTheFish,
a nice git-aware powerline theme to go along with it:
https://github.com/oh-my-fish/theme-bobthefish
I've always been happy with OnePlus devices.
Their build quality and specs are good for the price and they are often well supported by LineageOS.
However I think its personal preference.
So I'd say look for any brand which you like,
and check if there is a device available within your price range, with specs that seem sufficient for you.
Check which devices are supported under the LineageOS(forMicroG) device lists:
If it's under there,
then LineageOS(forMicroG) will be supported officially.
Magisk (root) should work on any of these devices:
Additionally, I like to use the compare functionality of GSMArena to compare device hardware specs (battery, camera, nfc, etc):
If I learned anything from past 3 MSI laptops,
they provide good hardware for the price.
However, wrapped in shit build quality!
Each of them started to break down within a year of use..
Would not recommend anything from MSI again,
except for loose desktop components.
Here is a guide I once wrote on how to do that in the Eternity app for Lemmy on Android:
Damn Citra as well?!..
Nintendo is being relentless..
Luckily the FOSS community is acting like a hydra,
for each head they cut off, 2 new ones will grow back.
Seems like ourfavoritefruits on Github did a good job of forking / preserving Citra:
Sadly there doesn't appear to be an official Azure DevOps Pipeline for the yuzu-android repo,
so be cautious with following forks!
After searching Github for yuzu-android, and then sorting on "Recently Updated":
https://github.com/search?q=yuzu-android&type=repositories&s=updated
I'd guess one of the following will be the latest yuzu-android code bases:
MVP!
Fork the hell out of it guys,
preserve the code and let things cool off.
Then we eventually could see an active fork popping up.
Nintendo,
reinventing themselves as a law-suite company
which also publishes games on the side..
I've been using Telegram-FOSS
Unsure if it does (not) have ads though,
if it has, then they're likely blocked by Adaway
Afaik this is a stock feature
in LineageOS's Trebuchet Launcher,
called "Hidden & Protected apps"
You can switch to LineageOS for it,
or grab only the launcher from APKMirror:
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/lineageos/trebuchet-4/
Note: I'm still on Android 13,
so not fully sure if it will be available on 14,
but I don't see why it wouldn't.