@dobey Well, that's exactly what I wanted to do...
So, the only workaround would be to create it using the app...
But then, The settings, I was thinking about, are app specifc ones, not user, so I'll just include them in the code ...
Cheers
actually im hell bent on doing it
....yeah i get it poor performance ect ect but just think of the possibilities
first im looking into calling java runtime from python then loading app.jar
bundling a portable java runtime implementation and any dependencies within the UT app ....now at first its just gonna be java and prob slow as hell
then i will make it work for android later but that will be way harder ....one step at a time itll be in the works for awhile cause im still stumped on running python within clickable
i figured out web apps simple enough but i need more programmable meat ...so to speak
@malditobastardo said in An app for smartwatches that expect Android?:
Maybe Brian Douglass can give us more insight about this.
I've asked him, and he said he was hardly involved, the app was mostly made by Michael Zanetti. So I asked him, and he did not reply.
So I decided to ask the community for help.
@3T_Ed said in Megapixel app for Pinephone:
have it be an AppArmor confined app
Humm, that's not possible at the moment .
The camera app is unconfined for a reason and it's the same limitation for the video chat feature.
Of course having a person fully dedicated to the one task of making camera experience better is a good idea.
But the contribution from Pine64 (10$/PP Ubports CE) is not enough to hire a good engineer for a year.
And, as I estimate, that will be roughly what is needed to focus on camera app only without the vast amount of work required for device specific issues with their camera...
Agree.
We need a truly professional product team to solve all this problems. But that's need a plan. I can deliver stuff but rather to build a team around Brian with other contributors.
@Capsia
@Lakotaubp Unfortunately, I don't know anything about app development specifically and how to recreate a UI. I can build Halium and troubleshoot it, but apps are higher level than I am comfortable with. I could probably code a sub-par gui with Rexx if ubports ever supported it
@poVoq Yes this is the easiest way to do it.
If you search for the first release of my app this is what I used.
But I had a limitation regarding self signed certificates.
So I decided to create a C++ library to send HTTPS requests.
Thanks for sharing your findings ; could be helpful for other
