Finally, A Good news for all Moto X Play (lux) users. Now you can enjoy the Lineage OS 15 for Moto X Play. Google released the latest Android 8.0 Oreo for Pixel and Nexus supported device. If you still wondering whether your device will receive Android Oreo update, then check the full list of officially supported device from the manufacturer. In case if your phone has currently out dated and you want to upgrade to latest Android Oreo, then here are the list of an official and unofficial version of Android 8.0 Oreo developed by LineageOS team. In this post, we will guide to install Lineage OS 15 For Moto X Play (lux). This update is under development. Currently, we haven’t tested this ROM yet. As per the record, Developer claims that the most of the bugs are fixed and you can use it as a daily driver.

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This ROM is developed by Innfinite4evr. So full credits go to him for his hard work on this project. We glad that he could bring a stable version of Android 8.0 based Lineage OS 15. Check the full differences between Stock and Custom ROM here.

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2. PlayOnLinux will allow you to play your favorite games on Linux easily.

Recently released Android is known as Android 8.0 Oreo. This is a successor of Android Nougat and comes with many new features such as Picture in Picture mode, New Android O Emoji style, New Notification UI, Settings Overhaul changes, etc. So today we will guide to install the Lineage OS 15 for Moto X Play (lux). LineageOS 15 is based on Android 8.0 Oreo. Find the list of all LineageOS 15 Supported device.

Sep 20, 2018  Placing the Desktop entry here will allow you to comfortably launch PlayOnLinux from the application launcher on your Linux desktop. Sudo mv /playonlinux/etc/PlayOnLinux.desktop /usr/share/applications/ sudo chmod +x /usr/share/applications/PlayOnLinux.desktop. Jun 10, 2020 How to Play PC Games on Linux. If you’re fed up with Windows but don’t want to give up your PC games, don’t worry. These days, gaming on Linux is a lot easier than it used to be thanks to. Few games are compatible with GNU/Linux at the moment and it certainly is a factor preventing the migration to this system. PlayOnLinux brings a cost-free, accessible and efficient solution to this problem. What are PlayOnLinux's features? Here is a non-exhaustive list of the interesting points to know.

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Download And Install Lineage OS 15 For Moto X Play [lux]

If you love custom ROM, then LineageOS is one of the most popular custom OS in Android history. As we know, Lineage is maintained by Lineage team, the people behind Cyanogen.inc company. Recently LineageOS has reported being achieved 1 million installations of the OS. From the earlier LineageOS 14 based Android Nougat, they have developed the OS for over 160 devices. Here are the list of LineageOS 14.1 Supported devices.

LineageOS 15 is based on the latest upcoming version of Android 8.0 Oreo. Android Oreo is been currently released only for the Google Pixel and Nexus device and we can expect the official roll out of Android Oreo for most of the other devices in the end of 2017 or before June 2018. In this guide, we will guide to install Lineage OS 15 For Moto X Play. Download and Install Lineage OS 15 For Moto X Play (lux).

What Is Lineage OS?

LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restores the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

What is Android O aka Android 8.0 Oreo?

Android 8.0 Oreo is the latest iteration of Android Operating system. This is the 8th major version of the Android mobile operating system after the release of Android Nougat. The latest features of Android Oreo includes New app notifications, notification dots on app icons, picture-in-picture mode, Android Instant App compatibility, Auto-fill (like on Chrome), Better copy and paste, Faster Android behind the scenes, Better battery life with more advanced Doze mode, and more.

Check out the Top 10 features of Android 8.0 Oreo.

Features of Android Oreo:

• Notifications Channels – This feature provides the ability to group notifications from numerous apps into one channel. This means you can group notifications for certain apps together and make it easier for the management of notifications. This is overall a nice addition to what Google started with Android Nougat.
• Picture In A Picture – Videos will switch to smaller, minimized versions when you navigate to other apps. This feature is similar to what a YouTube video does in the YouTube mobile app when you drag it to the corner.
• Multi-Display Support – This feature would provide you with the ability to launch an activity, say, Chrome, on a remote display like your HDTV or PC display. The potential applications for this feature are endless.
• Keyboard Navigation – This feature would bring to you the ability to use keys to navigate apps.
• Background Limits – This feature will let you set a limit to what an app can do while it’s operating in the background. You can use this to conserve power and in turn get more battery life.
• New Wi-Fi Features – This new Android version would Include more Wi-Fi features like Neighborhood Aware Networking (NAN), which makes it easy for devices to connect with one another without an internet access point or internet access at all.
• Better Icons – Google has made icons in Android O to be adaptive. This means that they will take different shapes depending on the system they’re used on. This is a cool feature, isn’t it?

Status of Development of Moto X Play LineageOS 15

Updated on August 2017: Finally, After the release of Android Oreo Factory images for Nexus and Pixel, Google has released AOSP Source code to the public. Now the developer has already started their project on building custom ROM based on Android Oreo.

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PRE-REQUISITE

1. This will work on Moto X Play (Don’t Try this in Any other device):
2. Charge your phone up to 80% or 70%.
3. You will loose the original ROM or any CUSTOM ROM if you already installed on your phone. So make sure to Backup your phone using TWRP before doing this step using TWRP or CWM or any Custom Recovery.
4. You can also backup all your apps using Titanium Backupor you can Backup without any Root
5. You mustinstall TWRP or any Custom Recovery on your phone.
6. Watch Full Video on How to Install TWRP on any Android Phone.
7. Download all the Zip files from below and Place it in your phone’s root of internal memory.

Steps to Install Lineage OS 15 For Moto X Play (lux)

• First of all, you need toUnlock Bootloader on Moto X Play
  
• Nowinstall TWRP Recovery using this full guide. Watch Full Video on How to Install TWRP on any Android Phone.
• Download the below Lineage OS 15 ROM on to your smartphone.
• Now boot into TWRP Recovery, Here is the method to boot into Recovery.

Download Link

That’s it! I hope you have installed the Lineage OS 15 For Moto X Play. Leave a comment or feedback down below. Thank you!.

You have just installed the software but you're not sure how to use it? This section is here to guide you in your first installations and teach you how to use the basic functions.

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PlayOnLinux and PlayOnMac, what's the difference?

In this wiki, we discuss both PlayOnLinux and PlayOnMac interchangeably. But what are the differences between the two programs?

Apart from the fact that the first is for Linux and the other is for Mac, they are the same. The only major differences between the two programs are the layout and some options that are only available on one or the other. For reasons of convenience, you will only find PlayOnLinux images on this page. However, any differences will be highlighted to avoid losing users of PlayOnMac.

For now, the only difference you need to remember is the location of the menu bar. Aside from that, this guide is suitable for users of both PlayOnLinux and PlayOnMac.

On Linux

The menu bar is located at the top of the software window, as you can see in the picture below:

On Mac

The menu bar is in the top bar of the system, as you can see in the picture below:

The main window

The first time you launch the program, this window will seem a little empty -- this is normal. In this example, only one program is installed. This window lists the applications installed in PlayOnLinux / PlayOnMac.

The window is divided into three parts:

The toolbar

The toolbar displays the five shortcuts you will use most often:

The run button

Launch the application selected in the Application List. What is the lastest os x for g5 download.

The close button

Normally, when you quit an application, it should close normally, but sometimes it freezes. In this case, select it from Application List and press the button Close . This will force Wine and the application to close fully without damaging your system.

Install button

This button provides access to the list of applications that PlayOnLinux / PlayOnMac can install on your computer. We will discuss this in detail later.

The delete button

This button uninstalls an existing application. We will see that later.

The Configure button

This button opens the configuration window of WINEPREFIX. For more information on this menu, you can read the documentation about Configuration Window.

The actions panel

The action panel may seem very empty at the moment and this is normal. This is where you will find actions related applications installed. It offers at this time to install a program and access the settings of PlayOnLinux / PlayOnMac.

When you select an application from the list, there are different actions:

• 'Run' will run the selected application

• 'Close' will close the selected application

• 'Debug', which helps debug issues in an application

• 'Configure' opens the Configure Window, and automatically selects the application that is highlighted

• 'Creating a shortcut' creates a shortcut to an application on your desktop

• 'Open the directory', which opens the folder containing the executable in WINEPREFIX

• 'Uninstall' uninstalls the software, and offers an option to delete the WINEPREFIX (otherwise known as a 'virtual drive'.)

The Application List

This list will include all applications installed with PlayOnLinux or PlayOnMac, which is also a list of shortcuts. From here you can easily launch, uninstall or configure these applications. It also offers a right-click menu -- here are the options:

• Open the application folder

• Read the manual, if available

• Change the icon to change the launcher (useful if the application does not have one and want him to apply PlayOnLinux / PlayOnMac)

• Delete; simply uninstall the program

• Close applications, like the close button explained above

These are the basics for the interface. For more information on some of its features or menus, feel free to browse the rest of the wiki.

Install Application

Installing an application is as simple as searching for it and following the installation wizard. To install an application:

• Click 'Install' on the main window

• Either search for your program in the search bar, or choose from a category along the top

• Once you have found the application you are wanting to install, highlight it in the list, and click 'Install' in the bottom-right corner of the PlayOnLinux Install Menu window

• Simply follow the on-screen instructions that pop up. They will guide you through the rest of the installation

That is all! It is really just that easy.

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