How to Install AOKP on Your Pixel & Get Custom ROM Features Without Losing Motion Sense & Active Edge

If you were a custom ROM aficionado back in the Nexus days, you likely remember the AOKP name pretty well. Their custom ROM was often praised for the number of unique features that you simply couldn't get from other AOSP-based ROMs. Fast forward to today, and their greatness has returned to the Pixel smartphones under the new Dirty Unicorns name. When installing a custom ROM based on the AOSP source, you lose all the device-specific features that you'd typically find in a stock ROM. Unless the ROM developer has direct access to these core system features, you'd be missing out on them for good... more
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