I did this last year with an e-reader

I’ve been waiting for Galaxy for Linux for 10 years, since they announced it in 2014. They obviously don’t care.

Rule 1: “No Tux, No Bucks”

Never had that issue but try this?

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/127739/how-to-bypass-factory-reset-protection-frp-or-verify-your-account-screen

I’ve put lineage on unsupported phones before, so it CAN be done if you can unlock the bootloader. It’s been listed under developer options for years now. If the toggle is present then you can proceed.

Settings > About Phone > Build Number. Keep tapping build number fast until “you’re now a developer”

Settings > System > Developer Options > OEM Unlocking, toggle this to on.

From there you’ll have to settle for a GSI. This guide worked for me on a Moto G Pure which XDA calls e-waste You’ll also need to figure out what version your device can run, 64 bit, 64-binder or 32 bit and modify the directions accordingly. Only you can figure this part out as you have the phone in hand and none of us know anything about it. If you want magisk then download it and flash it to system after flashing the GSI but before rebooting.

GSI images can be gotten here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/andyyan-gsi/ Magisk here: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases