[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
Even more good news:

Magisk Delta is working 100% with this ROM and Emotion kernel, in my tests today. Both Zygisk and Magisk Hide can be enabled without softbricking the delta app. Zygisk properly shows its' status as "enabled" after a reboot. And Xposed is still working even with Zygisk enabled, it didnt before.

Steps to get Delta/Emotion working:

Uninstall any root you already have

In TWRP, flash the stock boot.img of this rom, as an image, into the boot partition. you can extract it from the rom zip. or you can tar archive the boot.img and flash with Odin. place it in the AP slot, and untick "auto reboot".

Download the Emotion kernel zip from this link:

https://xdaforums.com/t/twrp-flasha...and-other-related-files.4149021/post-86053125

Boot into TWRP, mount the system partition. Then delete the folder called "SecurityLogAgent" and its' contents. it's located at /system/app/SecurityLogAgent/. this system app will try to interfere with the kernel.

Next, flash the Emotion kernel zip, reboot back into Android. You can confirm it installed sucessfully, by checking "about device" in Settings.

Now go to:

Kitsune Magisk

You can download any version you want, go with stable if it's available. if not, you can just go with debug or canary. i used canary for my test, since stable isnt available right now. it will download as an apk file, change the apk to zip. So if your's name is app-debug.apk, rename to app-debug.zip.

Boot into twrp, flash the delta zip. when it's finished, reboot into Android. if the delta app doesnt install on its' own, just install the apk manually. then configure it however you want.

Also, be aware that the delta canary version has very frequent updates, almost every day. you can either install these, or skip them if your current delta is working well for you.

i also recommend a backup copy of whatever delta apk is CURRENTLY working for you. that way, if an update breaks something, you can use the steps in this post to get back to a working version.

And if for some reason your delta app hangs when you try to open it, do this:

Boot into twrp, mount the data partition. then delete the magisk.db file, located at /data/adb/magisk.db. then boot into Android. this previously happened to me a few times, i was able to get the app to load by doing this. but you will have to reconfigure the app settings from scratch. if the app still wont load after deleting this file, this means the version of delta you're trying to use is incompatible, you will need to roll back to a version that worked. as of today, i havent had the issue of the delta app not loading, yet.

I also ecommend that you use ACC Settings, by crazyboyfeng, to manage your battery life/charging.

Releases · CrazyBoyFeng/AccSettings

Simple UI for Advanced Charging Controller. Contribute to CrazyBoyFeng/AccSettings development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

install the apk, after your magisk is working. open it, it may give an error. just ignore it and reboot. it will install Advanced Charging Controller as a Magisk module. After rebooting, the app should load fine, if it didnt before. just be aware that you must NOT enable "core only mode" in magisk settings, this will make the acc module stop loading.

If you want to try other modules, use Fox Magisk Module Manager. i make no guarantees that other modules will or wont work, you try them AT YOUR OWN RISK.