Oneplus 3/3T
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@bsdfreak Can you download it from here and install from command line?
https://open-store.io/app/openstore.openstore-teamclick install openstore.openstore-team_2.81_armhf.clickor whatever version you download
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@joe doesn't work when it fails because i use arm64.
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@bsdfreak Right. That's unfortunate. I guess it can be repackaged for arm64 at some point:
[EDIT] https://gitlab.com/theopenstore/openstore-app/merge_requests/41 -
@joe than i wait for the merge to happen. at least the basic apps seem to work fine. typing this on my oneplus 3. I imagine the openstore will come with a ut update?
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Some testing:
- the keyboard doesn't work when adding an account.
- notes app doesn't work and gives a blank screen
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@bsdfreak Yes I had that when I installed it. I also had the double triple reboot until it kicked into shape and booted and boy was it fast. You can see here from a twitter video when I did it later last week it was very fast and really responsive.
twitter video
Regarding 64 bit apps I heard from @CiberSheep via twitter
"plain qml apps will work. Other apps need recompilation for target architecture. OpenStore is in the work for serving multiarch clicks." all of which is good new.I also tried to install open store but got error messages ...in fact lots of errors installing anything....but that will come. The main thing is that it works. Wifi etc ..mobile/ data needed a reboot again but over all. Job well done
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@andybleaden you need to give in the allow-unauthorized to install with commandline
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@bsdfreak oh cool thanks...did/does that make the OpenStore installation work? I remember this from previous earlier openstore installations before UBports really kicked in
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@bsdfreak Hi! Could you please explain more specifically, what you mean by "give in the allow-unauthorized" ?
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@pglushkov On the old version I used from @OMGUbuntu here
I had to allow it in the terminal
pkcon install-local --allow-untrusted openstore.openstore-team_0.103_armhf.click
Not convinced that will still work or is the correct version.
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@andybleaden said in Oneplus 3/3T:
@pglushkov On the old version I used from @OMGUbuntu here
I had to allow it in the terminal
pkcon install-local --allow-untrusted openstore.openstore-team_0.103_armhf.click
Not convinced that will still work or is the correct version.
Yes, thank you! I've tried that with the 'allow-untrusted' option and it did not work, ARM64 is still ARM64. But @bsdfreak mentioned some 'allow-unauthorized', so I was wondering if mb that is something different.
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@pglushkov hmmmm yes fear that is correct over to you @bsdfreak
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@andybleaden i mentioned it out of the top of my head and it is untrusted not unauthorized. Just checked it.
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@andybleaden I tried recompiling an app for arm64, but it still crashed on run.
Anyone know how to uninstall clicks from commandline? I can't seem to find the right package name.
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@joe Used to be
sudo click unregister --user=phablet PACKAGE-NAME
or hold and long press on the app if it is in the dash
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Definitely sweet dreams are made of this... XD
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@andybleaden thanks. On the oneplus 3 the long press just seems to open the page on open-store.io. I'm guessing because there is no open store app.
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@joe said in Oneplus 3/3T:
@andybleaden I tried recompiling an app for arm64, but it still crashed on run.
Seems to have been the app that has a problem. Either HTML-based or the ogra container.
Pure qml app compiled for arm64 worked. Tricky to transfer it to the device without ADB.
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@joe Oooh and did that let you download and install then or did you come up with permission issues?
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@andybleaden
Please let me know if you know another way, but I did this:- For my app:
clickable build --arch arm64- Uploaded the click file somewhere that I could download via browser
- Download onto OP3
- In terminal on OP3
pkcon install-local clickpackagename.click --allow-untrustedthat should get around permission issues.
5. Since there is no way to refresh the app drawer in the 'edge' version yet, reboot the device.
