I am currently working on a new app and this is my first ever app I have attemped to make with the android os.
I am using eclipse 3.6 and using android 1.5 version as the base to make the app as compatible as I can with all android phones.
I am a newbie to java and I read a few tutorials which helped me get the app up and working but I am using webview using iframes and have the html document hosted online but I would like to have it intergrated into the app itself so that I will not have to worry if a lot of people use the app will not bring down the website.
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Anyone know if there is a dev emulator(software type) for windows that I could use to test an tweak with, as I like the stability of my phone. I am just trying to start doing some work myself, so if I'm totally off as far as this even being an option let me know(nicely please ))
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There is a way to set up android in a virtual machine butt haven't gone that root myself
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Closest thing you'll find is AVD which is android virtual device that we use to debug programs we write. Its part of the android sdk and gets integrated Eclipse when you set up your environment. Personally, I doubt it would be worth a damn for ROM making or tweaking. I am not sure how you would load any software on it other than vanilla android. Also its painfully ef'ing slow. I can't believe with my i7 and 16 gigs of ram it still takes 3 minutes to boot, and on my old laptop it takes 7 minutes. I really think big G could have done better with it, and its due for an over haul.
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There is also the route of being able to run in vbox that I have heard, but my guess is that you would need an intel x86 kernel compiled for it....just a guess though.
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Thanks for the great info, any suggestions were I might start learning more about the virtual macine stuff?
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Code.google.com is where u should start
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While we wait for official Ubuntu on our phones, we can experiment with other ways to get it running unofficially.
There are numerous guides to running Ubuntu using a chroot and VNC but VNC is often considered slow.
I will suggest using this app (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14816535/AndroiX-debug.apk) instead of Xvnc. It's X window made into an app.
Start your terminal and chroot normally, then launch AndroiX. Now type in your terminal:
export DISPLAY=localhost:0
xinit
and switch back to AndroiX running your Ubuntu desktop.
This sounds awesome. Can't wait to try it out
This is cool.
How much of a speed improvement have you noticed on this versus VNC
Wow, can't wait to try :victory:
Keep getting x server errors =[
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Shoot my ROM isn't supporting terminal at this point. Will give it a try once they get it fixed.
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I like this
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Has anyone got this to work?
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Title is a little misleading, makes you think that 'Ubuntu for Android' is available now, not "run X ontop of android". D:
Doesnt work for me!
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has anyone got this to work on htc phones?
Apk link for Ubuntu ??
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help.......
hii guys can any body help me
i did not understand how to install
can any body tech me how to install or the instruction
thanks..
tmzt said:
While we wait for official Ubuntu on our phones, we can experiment with other ways to get it running unofficially.
There are numerous guides to running Ubuntu using a chroot and VNC but VNC is often considered slow.
I will suggest using this app (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14816535/AndroiX-debug.apk) instead of Xvnc. It's X window made into an app.
Start your terminal and chroot normally, then launch AndroiX. Now type in your terminal:
export DISPLAY=localhost:0
xinit
and switch back to AndroiX running your Ubuntu desktop.
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If you really want to make us a favor, you should add more information. Just posting an APK from some Dropbox account is not going to help users.
What is needed:
1. There is this "AndroiX" project with a Google Group at https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/androix-users , which does not have a delivarable yet, and probably the APK you are refering to, has to do with that project. Can we get a proper picture as to what exactly that this APK support? Yeah, it's an X server, written in Java, that supports some X protocols. Can we get an APK from some official page?
2. Is what you mention related to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxats9ejrG0 ? It has even fewer information.
With a proper description, you will get dozens of Thanks. Or anyone who can pick it up.
Ubuntu + Galaxy Note's Huge screen = NICE!!!!
It would be awesome to use the full extent of screen and processing power of this phone... can't wait to put my claws on that!
Also the link is broken
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Nice
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You should be able to use Splashtop 2 also. It has nice frame rate.
Instead of vnc, I mean.
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Has anyone built a kernel or otherwise tried Linux on their note 3?
I found a great app called limbo that did it all in qemu but the project died a few days after the note3 came out.
While not perfect, it ran much better than my old phone did (I even booted xp for kicks).
That said I'd like to run linux/vnc/etc native as well as a better virtual machine app...
Any pointers?
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caldwelljt said:
Has anyone built a kernel or otherwise tried Linux on their note 3?
I found a great app called limbo that did it all in qemu but the project died a few days after the note3 came out.
While not perfect, it ran much better than my old phone did (I even booted xp for kicks).
That said I'd like to run linux/vnc/etc native as well as a better virtual machine app...
Any pointers?
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Android uses a linux kernel...
I'm learning how to make apps, and I do not have a computer. I need to know how I can program on an Android. Mostly what I want right now is an app that can pit together everything into an "APK ". What I'm doing is just messing with an app I have and then I would like to put it back together. Sorry if this is not the right forum.
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You may try using AIDE which is a development environment running on Android itself.
AppInventor which is a web-based development tool for novice users mıght also be useful.
Great Idea but how can I decompile with AIDE. I háve it, but cannot decompile.
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