/e/OS-T-1.17:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=16385555061192796851
For this build I used the gitlab theMuppets vendor files for lynx
I’m back! Thank you so very much, @ronnz98, you’re an absolute legend! My new Pixel 7a came in the mail from Google, and I decided to wait up after you had mentioned you were going to make a build from 1.17. I installed your 1.17 build and used the vendor_boot I extracted from it, and everything went perfectly. Any plans on when a build like this will go official? 
Thats great! This would be a question to the eFoundation team if this version will go official.
e-1.18-t-20231209-UNOFFICIAL-lynx.zip
https://sourceforge.net/projects/eosbuildsronnz98/files/OtherSmartphones/e-1.18-t-20231209-UNOFFICIAL-lynx.zip/download
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Update for /e/OS-T 1.19
e-1.19-t-20240109-UNOFFICIAL-lynx.zip
https://sourceforge.net/projects/eosbuildsronnz98/files/OtherSmartphones/e-1.19-t-20240109-UNOFFICIAL-lynx.zip/download
This will be the last build since from T version 1.20 this device will be officially supported.
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How to install?
boot recovery and then sideload?
Is there a link to recovery for this build?
Please look here, the device has official builds since a while:
https://doc.e.foundation/devices/lynx
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I’ve successfully installed GrapheneOS on this device, the UI is a little boring but I guess security comes with a price.
So my question: is /e/OS just as secure in comparison to GrapheneOS ?
Thanks for building opensource !
GrapheneOS has its main focus on security. /e/OS on privacy…and Laucher is different etc
Sorry to ask, do I have to choose between privacy and security? And what is the difference between those two terms?
Its simple. Choose GrapheneOS if security is more important for you and choose /e/OS if privacy is more important for you. The difference of these two terms you can easily find in the internet