John Hasler writes:
> Is there a simple way to run Android apps under Debian such as an
> emulator? My Starlink terminal is arriving next week and it would be
> convenient to be able to run the Starlink app. However, I do not have
> either an IOS or an Android device.
Another w
Bijan writes:
> Keep in mind the xapk/apk I saw online only had the arm64 shared
> libraries.
The one I have has x86 and x86_64 libraries as well as the arm ones.
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j...@sugarbit.com
Elmwood, WI USA
On 2022-01-30 21:54, John Hasler wrote:
I have a copy of the app. I'm not going to open a Google Play account.
Keep in mind the xapk/apk I saw online only had the arm64 shared
libraries. So you'll either need to get an apk with the x86/x86_64/amd64
shared libraries or add arm64 support to
On 2022-01-30 21:54, John Hasler wrote:
I have a copy of the app. I'm not going to open a Google Play account.
Oh ok, you can run the emulator without app store or without signing in
and use adb install the apk to the emulator, in case anbox doesn't work.
Bijan
Bijan writes:
> Hi, don't know how far you got with anbox,
I don't have it running yet due to a dbus problem. That should clear
out as soon as I reboot but I'm not ready to do that because I'm in the
midst of a project with a couple of dozen documents and tabs open.
> This will launch the
On 2022-01-29 13:29, John Hasler wrote:
Is there a simple way to run Android apps under Debian such as an
emulator? My Starlink terminal is arriving next week and it would be
convenient to be able to run the Starlink app. However, I do not have
either an IOS or an Android device.
Hi, don't
On 2022-01-29, John Hasler wrote:
> I never intend to install any app other than the Starlink one. I'm
> willing to trust it as long as what I get is in fact exactly what SpaceX
> distributes: if they are going to spy on me they will have better
> opportunities than that. I guess I'm asking if
Bijan writes:
> Seems the Starlink router has a web interface:
I know that. It evidently does not do everything the app does.
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John Hasler
j...@sugarbit.com
Elmwood, WI USA
On 30/01/2022 11:39, Bijan Soleymani wrote:
I think the reason it is signed by Google is that the app uses Play app
signing, where google signs the app on their servers on your behalf.
That way if you lose your private key, you can change it on your end,
without breaking app upgrades.
Play
I downloaded it from apkmirror.com and got the same numbers you did
plus "Verified using v4 scheme (APK Signature Scheme v4): false",
"Verified for SourceStamp: true", some "Source Stamp Signer" results,
and the same META-INF warnings.
Looks ok, I guess.
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John Hasler
j...@sugarbit.com
On 2022-01-29 13:29, John Hasler wrote:
Is there a simple way to run Android apps under Debian such as an
emulator? My Starlink terminal is arriving next week and it would be
convenient to be able to run the Starlink app. However, I do not have
either an IOS or an Android device.
Just to go
On 2022-01-29 17:57, Bijan Soleymani wrote:
Now, find the .obb file (usually named as “com.x.obb”)
within the file and copy it into the location:
/sdcard/storage/emulated/0/Android/obb/.
Lastly, install the .apk file. Within a few minutes, you would
be able to run the
On 2022-01-29 17:38, John Hasler wrote:
Bijan writes:
I don't know if they modify the apks they host but as far as I know
the original apk (from the play store) will be signed by the app
publisher/writer. So if they haven't removed that you can just verify
the signature is from the
On 2022-01-29 17:25, Bijan Soleymani wrote:
On 2022-01-29 15:38, John Hasler wrote:
Apkpure has the Starlink app but as I had never heard of them (No reason
to, not having an Android phone) I didn't download it immediately. Are
they reliable?
I don't know if they modify the apks they host
Bijan writes:
> I don't know if they modify the apks they host but as far as I know
> the original apk (from the play store) will be signed by the app
> publisher/writer. So if they haven't removed that you can just verify
> the signature is from the publisher, etc.
Apkpure says that apps
On 2022-01-29 15:38, John Hasler wrote:
local10 writes:
First, identify the app you want to install, then download it from
apkpure ( https://apkpure.com/ ) or similar sites.
Apkpure has the Starlink app but as I had never heard of them (No reason
to, not having an Android phone) I didn't
I never intend to install any app other than the Starlink one. I'm
willing to trust it as long as what I get is in fact exactly what SpaceX
distributes: if they are going to spy on me they will have better
opportunities than that. I guess I'm asking if Apkpure can be trusted
to send me exactly
Jan 29, 2022, 21:33 by loca...@tutanota.com:
> apkpure has been around for several years, draw any conclusion you want from
> that. Google Play also isn't particularly reliable, they've hosted and
> continue to host plenty of mal/spy/crap/ad/-ware aps, so just because an app
> is hosted on
Jan 29, 2022, 20:38 by j...@sugarbit.com:
> Apkpure has the Starlink app but as I had never heard of them (No reason
> to, not having an Android phone) I didn't download it immediately. Are
> they reliable?
>
apkpure has been around for several years, draw any conclusion you want from
that.
On Sb, 29 ian 22, 14:38:50, John Hasler wrote:
> local10 writes:
> > First, identify the app you want to install, then download it from
> > apkpure ( https://apkpure.com/ ) or similar sites.
>
> Apkpure has the Starlink app but as I had never heard of them (No reason
> to, not having an Android
local10 writes:
> First, identify the app you want to install, then download it from
> apkpure ( https://apkpure.com/ ) or similar sites.
Apkpure has the Starlink app but as I had never heard of them (No reason
to, not having an Android phone) I didn't download it immediately. Are
they reliable?
Jan 29, 2022, 19:07 by j...@sugarbit.com:
> Thank you both. Now to get a copy of the ("free") app without opening a
> Google
> Play account...
>
First, identify the app you want to install, then download it from apkpure (
https://apkpure.com/ ) or similar sites. That, of course, leads to some
On Sat, 2022-01-29 at 13:07 -0600, John Hasler wrote:
> Thank you both. Now to get a copy of the ("free") app without
> opening a Google
> Play account...
Everything nowadays "needs" an app... I hate it.
Thank you both. Now to get a copy of the ("free") app without opening a Google
Play account...
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John Hasler
j...@sugarbit.com
Elmwood, WI USA
Le samedi 29 janvier 2022 à 12:29 -0600, John Hasler a écrit :
> Is there a simple way to run Android apps under Debian such as an
> emulator? My Starlink terminal is arriving next week and it would be
> convenient to be able to run the Starlink app. However, I do not
> have
>
Jan 29, 2022, 18:29 by j...@sugarbit.com:
> Is there a simple way to run Android apps under Debian such as an
> emulator? My Starlink terminal is arriving next week and it would be
> convenient to be able to run the Starlink app. However, I do not have
> either an IOS or an An
Is there a simple way to run Android apps under Debian such as an
emulator? My Starlink terminal is arriving next week and it would be
convenient to be able to run the Starlink app. However, I do not have
either an IOS or an Android device.
--
John Hasler
j...@sugarbit.com
Elmwood, WI USA
buckwheatpancake wrote:
> So, Electron stuff in Debian comes with this annoying thing where it tells
> you chrome-sandbox (in various applications) needs to be owned by root and
> have mode 4755. If you set that, it just tells you the same, with another
> file. I've taken to running these
So, Electron stuff in Debian comes with this annoying thing where it tells you
chrome-sandbox (in various applications) needs to be owned by root and have
mode 4755. If you set that, it just tells you the same, with another file. I've
taken to running these things with the --no-sandbox option,
Hello,
I cannot run any superkaramba theme on my *debian sid* with KDE 4.1. It
says there are some components missing:
SuperKaramba cannot continue to run this theme.One or more of the
required components of the Kross scripting architecture is not
installed. Please consult this theme's
Hi!
In KDE 4.1 Plasma emulates SuperKaramba, that's why some themes
and apps won't work. Use plasmoids or Plasma themes ;)
kdelibs4-dev needs Arts (libarts1-dev), but in KDE 4 Arts is replaced by
Phonon, so what you really need is kdelibs5-dev.
Be patient =)
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Vadim Rootckovsky wrote:
Hi!
In KDE 4.1 Plasma emulates SuperKaramba, that's why some themes
and apps won't work. Use plasmoids or Plasma themes ;)
kdelibs4-dev needs Arts (libarts1-dev), but in KDE 4 Arts is replaced by
Phonon, so what you really need is kdelibs5-dev.
Be patient =)
On 27 September 2008 20:33:48 Bogdan wrote:
I tried installing a plasmoid by compiling it but I'm still not lucky:
Try installing kdebase-workspace-dev - this might help. But it didn't
actually work for me =)
Compiled plasmoids in .deb worked fine, but when I try to compile it from
source,
Hi.
I'm trying to build wxwindows apps for windows from debian and I'm
having problems linking with the wxwindows libraries. I'm using the
wxwindows cvs source,after installing the libraies in
/usr/local/i586-mingw32msvc/lib/ I have:
libwx_base-2.5-i586-mingw32msvc.a
Is Wine a decent choice for executing scientific and tax-assistance
windows application programs on Debian 3.0? If so, how does the
winapp recognize ext2fs? I've read the relevant docs that come with
Wine, but they are a bit ambiguous for my purposes. (I would prefer to
run Windows
Sam Rosenfeld said:
Is Wine a decent choice for executing scientific and tax-assistance
windows application programs on Debian 3.0? If so, how does the
winapp recognize ext2fs? I've read the relevant docs that come with Wine,
but they are a bit ambiguous for my purposes. (I would prefer to
On Tue, 07 Jan 2003 15:53:14 +1100, John Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote :
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
There are windows apps that are not, at this time optional
so one way or
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 22:53, John Griffiths wrote:
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
There are windows apps that are not, at this time optional
so one way or another I'll have to get them to
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 22:53, John Griffiths wrote:
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
Congrats! :)
There are windows apps that are not, at this time optional
so one way or another I'll have
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 22:53, John Griffiths wrote:
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
I know I'll get shot for saying this (on this list), but if this is
going to be a desktop trial at an
On Tue, 2003-01-07 at 20:22, Robert Storey wrote:
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 22:53, John Griffiths wrote:
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
check out wine or winex (for gaming). If that's
John Griffiths wrote:
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
There are windows apps that are not, at this time optional
so one way or another I'll have to get them to go, or stay off
the linux
Kent West wrote:
John Griffiths wrote:
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and need some
advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
There are windows apps that are not, at this time optional so one way
or another I'll have to get them to go, or stay off the linux
Hello all,
I'm about to attempt a desktop linux trial in my office and
need some advice on approaches to applicaiton portability.
There are windows apps that are not, at this time optional
so one way or another I'll have to get them to go, or stay off
the linux desktop.
the list of apps is:
Please, point me to resources that can educate me regarding
installation, management and production issues regarding running oracle
9i and apps 11i under debian.
Are there any formal programs soliciting certification by oracle itself,
such as with SuSE?
Our client is not satisfied with many
Hi!
Is there a PDF viewer in Potato/Woody that's capable of displaying the
latest PDF standard (which I think is 1.4)?
If not, are there any open source tools available at all that can be used
to view PDF 1.4 documents?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Greetings,
Holger
On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 19:49:21 +0100, Holger Rauch wrote:
Is there a PDF viewer in Potato/Woody that's capable of displaying the
latest PDF standard (which I think is 1.4)?
xpdf's upstream changelog for 0.93 includes:
:Implement PDF 1.4 (128-bit) decryption.
:Bump supported PDF version number
Hi!
Thanks for your quick reply!
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, J.H.M. Dassen (Ray) wrote:
[...]
xpdf's upstream changelog for 0.93 includes:
:Implement PDF 1.4 (128-bit) decryption.
:Bump supported PDF version number to 1.4.
Ok. Does that mean PDF 1.4 is already implemented or that it will be
On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 20:20:53 +0100, Holger Rauch wrote:
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, J.H.M. Dassen (Ray) wrote:
xpdf's upstream changelog for 0.93 includes:
Ok. Does that mean PDF 1.4 is already implemented or that it will be
implemented?
It means that xpdf 0.93 (as included in unstable) can
On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 08:20:53PM +0100, Holger Rauch wrote:
| Hi!
|
| Thanks for your quick reply!
|
| On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, J.H.M. Dassen (Ray) wrote:
|
| [...]
| xpdf's upstream changelog for 0.93 includes:
| :Implement PDF 1.4 (128-bit) decryption.
| :Bump supported PDF version number
Hi. I have a question about Gnome and Debian. I have installed the October
Gnome using apt-get from debian/~vincent/mumble on my reasonably stock slink
system. I want to track the latest Gnome libraries, and in particular, the
glade and gtkmm libraries, and bonobo. These are apparently quite
a lot of violence. Maybe that's the way to do it, though. I also spent
some time finding out all the packages I would have to remove if I
removed libgtk*. That seemed like more work than was necessary as well,
but perhaps that's the right way to do it.
not the answer to your main question
Hi. I have a question about Gnome and Debian. I have installed the October
Gnome using apt-get from debian/~vincent/mumble on my reasonably stock slink
system. I want to track the latest Gnome libraries, and in particular, the
glade and gtkmm libraries, and bonobo. These are apparently quite
We are planning to port several scientific (Fortran77) applications
from HP-UX to Linux. I have found a few examples with Redhat and
other distributions but not Debian. In order to justify selecting
Debian, I need some successful prior examples.
If you have (or know of) a Fortran application
Ok guys,
I need to know if anyone knows of any apps like the following:
A linux version of SHIVA.
An app that will allow me to create business cards
An app to do floor plan of a home or office.
TIA,
Roderick P. Person
Programmer I
CCBH (412)454-2616
We're not that good. Everyone else just
LW == Lawrence Wickline [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
LW I need a good HTML code editor for debian (Been thinking I may
LW just program macros in emacs but I don't realy want to)
Just remembered. Besides the excelent html modes in emacs, you could
try aswedit. It is free for educational and
If you're using KDE, you might want to look at WebMaker. It's not a
WYSIWYG, but it seems to be pretty nice anyway.
http://www.services.ru/linux/webmaker/
Sean
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
LW == Lawrence Wickline [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
LW I need a good HTML code editor for debian (Been
A 18:49 08/05/99 -0700, vous avez écrit :
As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
system) Here is my dilema after searching
As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
system) Here is my dilema after searching though several different dists
I have come to
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Wickline wrote:
As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
system) Here is my dilema after
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Wickline wrote:
Also need something that will make .gifs (Gimp doesn't seem to do this)
Haven't found one yet myself... I wouldn't mind a decent package... I'll
probably just wait until Wine gets better and run Paint Shop Pro...
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Mitch Blevins wrote:
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Wickline wrote:
Also need something that will make .gifs (Gimp doesn't seem to do this)
Haven't found one yet myself... I wouldn't mind a decent package... I'll
probably just wait
P.S on a happy note
I got Netscape to work Finaly!
and TinTin++ rocks (please include it in a furture debian release. They
are working on it again finally and I would love to be able to apt-get
it as they improve it. Version 2 coming soom:)
Thats good to know... btw - what's
Peter Ludwig wrote:
On a side note I will be needing a Database to connect a website to
fairly soon. Any suggestions (I am leaning towards mySQL but I would
like a GUI interface to work in if possiable)
Someone is ahead of you here, I do believe... There is a GUI interface for
it, but
Peter Ludwig wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Wickline wrote:
As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
system) Here
Peter Ludwig wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Wickline wrote:
As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
system) Here
Peter Ludwig wrote:
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Mitch Blevins wrote:
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Wickline wrote:
Also need something that will make .gifs (Gimp doesn't seem to do this)
Haven't found one yet myself... I wouldn't mind a decent package...
Khalid EZZARAOUI wrote:
Peter Ludwig wrote:
On a side note I will be needing a Database to connect a website to
fairly soon. Any suggestions (I am leaning towards mySQL but I would
like a GUI interface to work in if possiable)
Someone is ahead of you here, I do believe...
Here's a LARGE link to 1,370 debian files/apps via hotbot search (many of
them are at www.debian.org). You may need to cut and paste the URL below if
it is altered by my email writer before reaching you:
http://hotbot.com/?clickSrc=searchMT=submit=SEARCHSM=MCLG=anyAM0=MCAT0
=wordsAW0=AM1=MNAT1
AB == André Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
AB Here's a LARGE link to 1,370 debian files/apps via hotbot search
AB (many of them are at www.debian.org).
You are better of going to www.debian.org. Then choose Debian
Packages on the left side. There you can browse through the available
packages
LW == Lawrence Wickline [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
LW Now I have a minimally configured box running WindowMaker and I
LW need to find Replacement apps for my windows junk. Specificaly a
LW Word Replacement ( I tried WordPerfect but the install blew up at
LW the end)
Worked for me. You may want
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