Question How long for some custom ROMs - Google Pixel 6

Hey I've never bought a phone on launch and was wondering how long it takes for people or groups to make some custom ROMs and when we can expect them roughly?

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As long as it takes. It's generally considered rude to ask this question.

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Call 877 Roms now.

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Constantine-13 said:
Hey I've never bought a phone on launch and was wondering how long it takes for people or groups to make some custom ROMs and when we can expect them roughly?
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I've never owned a Google device....I know Samsungs took forever, and then the fanboys would get pissed saying the Samsung was perfect there was no need for custom ROMs.
However long it takes; I can't wait to play!

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XNine said:
As long as it takes. It's generally considered rude to ask this question.
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Well **** them I can ask what I want

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gokart2 said:
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No I don't think I will

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Constantine-13 said:
Well **** them I can ask what I want
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Affirmative, you can! However, only as long as your question or more generally your post is in line and complies with the XDA Forum Rules, to which you agreed to adhere when you registered on this private website a few days ago. I'm assuming you thoroughly read them at that time.
As a new user I like to draw your attention also to the guidances that are stuck at top of every forum and supposed to be read prior to posting.
Last but not least: Welcome to XDA! I hope you'll always get the support you require.
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Oswald Boelcke
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Oswald Boelcke said:
Affirmative, you can! However, only as long as your question or more generally your post is in line and complies with the XDA Forum Rules, to which you agreed to adhere when you registered on this private website a few days ago. I'm assuming you thoroughly read them at that time.
As a new user I like to draw your attention also to the guidances that are stuck at top of every forum and supposed to be read prior to posting.
Last but not least: Welcome to XDA! I hope you'll always get the support you require.
P.S. I've subscribed to this thread to monitor that it doesn't derail especially from the requirements of rule no. 2 about member conduct.
Regards
Oswald Boelcke
Senior Moderator
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Seems like an awful lot to read I follow the general rules expected everywhere from reasonable people

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Constantine-13 said:
Seems like an awful lot to read I follow the general rules expected everywhere from reasonable people
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I'm also absolutely convinced to follow the general rules our parents educated us about behaviour, language and conduct will always be a perfect guideline wherever we have social interactions or exchange of information.
However, we all know that these "general rules" aren't sufficient in real life, be it a society or community, be it a private website like XDA. Therefore the general rules or even universal, fundamental rights are supplemented laws etc. or in case of XDA by the XDA Forum Rules that I've above linked. We don't want XDA to become like one of the well known and famous social media platforms, and we want our members to talk to and to approach each other with respect.
For this reason, we clearly enforce our forum rules. We do not censor on XDA, we like and encourage vivid discussions and exchange of knowledge, experience and information but we moderators benchmark ourselves against the forum rules. If your post or thread gets deleted, if you become friendly warned or formally infracted, if your account gets temporarily or permanently banned you can be sure you have violated (in the latter cases repeatedly) the forum rules. For this reason, it might be worth to read them even if it appears a lot to read.
Allow me a personal, probably off-topic remark: If we weren't reading, if we weren't searching for knowledge and information, if we didn't consolidate all the information we've read and found during our searches, how could we ever progress? My personal recommendation to everybody is always: To read, read, and read if you want to evolve. I'm pretty mature as some other people would say but my experience is also that if you need support or assistance by others it's quite often only provided if you show somehow that you already tried to solve the problem yourself i.e. e.g. you thoroughly search and have read a lot.

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I agree with the read, read, read.
If you do not read and understand before modding your device. You can look forward to a big head ache.

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vandyman said:
I agree with the read, read, read.
If you do not read and understand before modding your device. You can look forward to a big head ache.
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I've been modding phones since the HTC HD2 I'll be fine...

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Constantine-13 said:
I've been modding phones since the HTC HD2 I'll be fine...
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Ahhh, the HD2. That was my favorite phone of all time. Great hardware and the first / only phone I know of where it was possible to install a completely different OS and have it work perfectly. (Phone came with Windows Phone but was much better with Android.) I loved it so much I think I still have it in a drawer somewhere along with my Palm Pre.