Open Ubuntu Touch to all Android applications !

Lakotaubp

@stanwood Leave it with me.

Pulsar33

@stanwood said in Open Ubuntu Touch to all Android applications !:

First, check that your device porting is built under Halium 9 or higher and has the appropriate kernel patches.

Thank you for the tutorial but how can I check this ?
BR
Pulsar33

stanwood

@pulsar33 Settings, About, Operating system, Device version description, the number after "user debug" must be 9 or higher.

A Former User

@stanwood said in Open Ubuntu Touch to all Android applications !:

@pulsar33 Settings, About, Operating system, Device version description, the number after "user debug" must be 9 or higher.

Thats for the "built under Halium 9 or higher" part only, right? Is there a way to see also if the appropriate kernel patches (not sure myself what those are) are there?

stanwood

@ra Yes, right. But no idea about the patches...

Pulsar33

@stanwood said in Open Ubuntu Touch to all Android applications !:

@pulsar33 Settings, About, Operating system, Device version description, the number after "user debug" must be 9 or higher.

Hum, thank you but ...

I don't see what number you speak of ?

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domubpkm

@pulsar33 Hello, for Volla :

You use a BQ E5 HD ? It's not an halium 9 device !!!!

Pulsar33

@domubpkm OK, thanks
That was what I wanted to know.
So no solution for me (and soon, no more update if I understand)
BQ E5 HD is dying ...
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Pulsar33

Lakotaubp

WayDroid now has it's own place.

stanwood

Since today, a new Telegram Group for "WayDroid on Ubuntu Touch" has been created.

Feel free to join!

https://t.me/waydroidonut

Thank you @libremax

muskist

@stanwood Thanks for your work!
For your above list:
Waydroid does not work on Lenovo Tab M10 X605F (Halium 9).
The device crashes immediately after doing apt install waydroid -y.
Afterwards it will not boot again. Will only show "Lenovo powered by android".
I had to flash again.

stanwood

@muskist Thank you, I just updated the list.
Sorry that WD doesn't work on that device.
Maybe some kernel patches are missing.
You can try to contact the porter...

domubpkm

@stanwood Hello.
Could you add the answers to this question in the tuto? Thanks

How to install/update/desinstall an apk not using F-DROID or Aurora Store, which come from Github for example?

A Former User

@domubpkm check this:

phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ waydroid app remove com.android.example <- You can find this when you do waydroid app list

For the other help commands do phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ waydroid app -h

To update you can check if Aurora Store see the app, if not there is the only way to keep look the repo for example on Github for updates

aarontheissueguy

@stanwood We just updated WaydroidHelper and now have an included "Waydroid Installer" that does what is explained here automatically. We hope that we can make Waydroid more accessible.

stanwood

@aarontheissueguy This is gorgeous! Thanks a lot for these new features!
This is a major step forward in the usability of WayDroid on Ubuntu Touch!
I did translate the whole app in French so I hope french speaking users can also benefit more easily from these features. (I hope you have been able to recover the data from poeditor.com according to my exchanges with Rudi)
I have also edited the installation guide above.
One more time, a Big thank you to you and @ruditimmer !

domubpkm

@aarontheissueguy Congratulations on your great work to simplify the user experience.

But it's strange, I would have thought first of all of an automation of the installation procedure of MICRO G (if it's feasible of course!) than google GAPPS/Apps first !!

aarontheissueguy

@domubpkm All we do with the GAPPS is changing one parameter during "waydroid Init" which results in a different android image with google services being used for installation.

paju1986

For toggling between portrait/landscape mode you can use rotation control app
https://github.com/ohmae/orientation-faker

You would have to lock screen orientation first on ubuntu touch.

domubpkm

@aarontheissueguy
Hello.
Question and Waydroid Helper test feedback :

Is the uninstallation of waydroid complete or there are reminiscences somewhere (to be removed manually?) ;

Observations:
AFTER uninstalling waydroid, I tested two things:

the show/hide apps that ''still works'' although no android apps are shown or hidden ;
the uninstallation procedure of waydroid can be restarted and is done again normally....

Is this normal currently and innocuous for both observations ?