- Gpodder dependencies for free#
- Gpodder dependencies how to#
- Gpodder dependencies install#
- Gpodder dependencies driver#
Gpodder dependencies for free#
gPodder ( web page, deb download, )Īnd here's a list of my N9 games that you can now get for free (again, "deb download" is as of posting this new versions on the webpage or ):.Personal Web Server ( web page, deb download, ).Headset Camera Button ( web page, deb download, ).Volume+ As Camera Button ( web page, deb download, ).Billboard Standby Screen ( web page, deb download, ).Here's a list of my N9 apps that you can now get for free ("deb download" is as of posting this, for new versions visit the webpage or ): A handful of apps stay on Nokia Store those are mostly S40 apps or apps for which a Symbian version also exists. Mount -bind /dev/pts /home/nemo/sid/dev/ptsĪs the versions of my apps on Nokia Store grow more and more outdated, I've decided to remove the apps from there and instead self-host them on my web page and/or put them on instead. Sudo debootstrap -arch armhf -foreign sid sidĬhroot /home/nemo/sid/ /debootstrap/debootstrap -second-stage On the host, run the first init and create a tarball:
Gpodder dependencies install#
Theoretically you can run this on the device, but it's not as easy as on Harmattan (where you can just install the debootstrap package. This assumes you have a Debian/Ubuntu host computer on which to run debootstrap. All of the builds are available on itch.io. The N9 version is also available on .Īnd don't forget that the game is also available for DOS, various consoles and handheld consoles as well as on Windows. Then head over to on the device and download the deb, selecting after the download is finished will ask you to install it. Enable third party applications in Settings, Applications, Installations. Head over to on the device and download the deb, it will be installed by Application manager.įor the N9, make sure you have n9repomirror installed (again, so libsdl1.2 can be installed if necessary). Since those are "proper" Linux devices, one can compile things directly on-device (just install gcc from the SDK repos), and with SSH, it's easy to type on a real keyboard.Īnyway, you can install the game via the landing pages:įor the N800, make sure "maemo Extras" is enabled so it will find libsdl1.2 if it's not already installed. With a bit more work to port there is also AudioAnchor for Android which might have some useful code or ideas, it seems to support content plugins to get podcasts or audiobook libraries.As part of a summer clean-up of the desk drawers, I pulled out the N800 and N9 and ported my game Loonies 8192 to these devices. * Qt (4.7.x with PySide bindings)(optional) * GTK (2.x with python bindings)(optional)
Gpodder dependencies how to#
If the deps can be met it will be easy to compile(I just did it on Ubuntu-Mate 20.04) and add to the repos, not sure how to recommend it be added to the build queue though. On the N900 it is tied into the system's skip/back/pause for A2DP but not the main system play/pause commands for Pine I think there is one system as I will eventually like to be able to control book playback from a rented car stereo's skip/pause buttons AND from my smartwatch once that integration has been done. It would be nice if th Pinephone build was built to play AAC, OGG, m4b and other formats than just MP3 as the Maemo5(N900) build does. The skip buttons, and save on close are deal makers vs a music shuffle app.
On my current phone, N900, there is Panucci(FOSS) which works pretty well has -60sec,-15sec, play/pause, +15sec, +60sec, and bookmark touch buttons as well as a progress bar that can be slid around or locked for fumble fingers, also saves position on app close you can load a playlist, single file, or play in order files in a directory.
Gpodder dependencies driver#
This is a must have for me too on a daily driver phone. (08-06-2020, 04:56 PM)moto圆 Wrote: (snip)Īny suggestions for an audio player with skip-ahead/back capability?
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