LineageOS is now available for the entire Pixel 10 lineup and the more affordable Pixel 10a after a protracted wait.

[u/paperboy11]

https://9to5google.com/2026/10/12/lineageos-support-finally-comes-to-pixel-10-and-10a-lineup/

[u/JDGumby]

It’s worth noting that Pixel 10 Pro XL, 10 Pro Fold, and Pixel 10a builds are not yet live, but nightly Pixel 10 and 10 Pro builds are live right now.

So, basically, it's NOT actually available for the entire Pixel 10 lineup.

[u/TimSchumi → u/JDGumby]

It's "available" in the sense that it's not unsupported anymore, but you can't obtain any builds for that particular device yet because the build servers are churning through ~170 devices at the moment, and it will take a day or two to show up.

[u/Long-Librarian-997 → u/TimSchumi]

How do nightly releases take a day or two to churn out?

[u/FartingBob]

Got a pixel 10a, I've not used an alternative os since the cyanogenmod days. I think I would if there was a easy and stressfree way of trying new os's and being able to revert back to stock in a few steps. From what I saw last time I looked it's still a bit of a process.

[u/ri_hid → u/FartingBob]

If you still have a Pixel 6, it could be a fun experience to play around. 

lineageOS create a web based flashing tool now "Web Flashing Support"  https://lineageos.org/Infrastructure-Apps-Updates/#:~:text=Web%20Flashing%20Support

[u/Nukleon → u/ri_hid]

I do still have mine but the USB port is fucked, like actually, not just dirt. I made do for the last two years of using it by charging wirelessly but you do actually need USB to flash a custom ROM sadly

[u/utrecht1976 → u/FartingBob]

I'm a complete noob, and succesfully flashed my phone (first time) to LOS a couple months ago. The guide was quite easy to follow. I just updated my 2022 Moto G32 to LOS 24/Android 17, while it 'officially' only got to Android 13. I really love LOS.

[u/TrailOfEnvy → u/utrecht1976]

With no bug? How?

[u/utrecht1976 → u/TrailOfEnvy]

 It works perfectly. Maybe due to dedicated maintainers? No idea. 

[u/henryhuy0608 → u/FartingBob]

Flashing roms has been dead easy for years now. Literally five short commands at most and you're done. For certain ROMs/device combos it's a single click.

[u/Long-Librarian-997 → u/FartingBob]

It is easier then ever, can be done in a browser.

[u/Izacus → u/[deleted]]

Why on earth would LineageOS do that for only device series that actually can be reliably unlocked and flashed with full hardware drivers?