Better mark the category. Next week there will be a new topic for the new week and the old week’s post will not be updated 
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I think you found your answer further down this thread. For what it’s worth, I’m currently not using eOS on any device because the home screen regularly reset itself and messed up my icon order. Also since eOS uses parts of Trebuchet (LineageOS UI) for app switching but didn’t change the package name, it’s impossible to install Trebuchet on an eOS device. But I should complain to eOS about that. Not to you.
You can use any launcher you want. Not using an OS because of the default launcher seems quite narrow. 
But there are threads about that odd behavior. I never use Bliss anyway.
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Reading comprehension, kind sir. I said: You can not use the Trebuchet launcher because parts of it are used to provide app switching for Bliss.
You can verify this yourself: Just go to apps, enable system apps and search for “trebuchet”. You will realize that it is present on your device even though you don’t use that launcher. Since eOS team did not rename that package, you can’t install the actual Trebuchet launcher on an eOS device due to the name conflict.
Since Bliss launcher got reworked for eOS T this might have changed, I don’t know. But before that the above described situation is the case.
Hi everyone.
Do we have any update on this list?
Its 28 of august, almost 2 months after the initial date of this post.
From my eyes, the list remains the same.
Any updates?
It’s nothing to do with a name conflict, it’s because /e/ deliberately chose to disable the possibility of using Trebuchet as a home screen / launcher.
They have said that this will change with the new, improved Bliss launcher, but don’t hold your breath 
My comprehension is fine.
The Bliss/Trebuchet thing is old news that has been discussed many times in the past.
Search results for ‘trebuchet’ - /e/OS community
Still, that being the sated reason for not using an OS…
In combination with Bliss resetting/randomizing my desktop at least once a month.
Devices which we sell through our Murena Store will always be the first priority for upgrade to newer OS versions. For devices which we do not sell but are on our supported list we will try to upgrade them as far as it is technically possible. An easy way to check is by looking at all the devices which have received T or Android 13 upgrade on LineageOS. Since /e/OS is a fork of /e/OS it is easy for us to fork the device tree and with the /e/OS specific customizations to upgrade them.
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I cant help but notice Fairphone 5 is not on the list. Is this because it has not started shipping yet?
Murena Fairphone 5 will be sold with Android 13 already installed just like the stock ROM.
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Thanks for the clarification. That sounds reasonable, now that you mention it
Will the T built be found through settings - updates, if available, or have i to look for it somewhere else?
You can find the T build here:
https://doc.e.foundation/devices
Click on install doc for your device in the list → (in the section command line) Install → and for example concernaing the FP3 you will find this : Downloads for FP3
Of course everything is not available yet. We have to wait a little bit more.
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The eagerly awaited /e/OS T builds are rolling out. We initially plan to release the builds for devices we already support. Next we will compile a list of new devices that can be added to the supported devices list. Will share the names of the next set of devices that will get /e/OS T.
Some users of the devices which require additional partitions to be flashed as part of the installation process will find the partition files included in the e Recovery zip file.
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Hello @manoj
Does this mean that it is recommended to enable the option for developers called “recovery update”?
In this case is it necessary to do an OTA update (in my case 1.14Q to 1.15Q) in order to have the e-recovery up to date before considering a manual upgrade from 1.15Q to 1.15T?
Sorry for the questions, but I’ve never done a manual upgrade 
Is there a thread where one can see the differences/advantages/new features from Android 12 to13 that applies to /e/ as well? Would be interesting…
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The first installation would be a manual update. Checking the recovery update will ensure that the recovery gets updates for each subsequent OTA updates. Ideally you should keep the recovery updated.
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