I’m about to write updated instructions. Turns out that the current upstream images are broken again, so I have to figure out which exact change is responsible, but that shouldn’t be a big deal - I still have a set of working images here locally. Don’t use the old ones I posted earlier, there’s a lot that has been fixed since then.
Hi,
will the camera be usable in waydroid ?
I don’t wish to use any android apps but my banking app
identifies me at install time by taking a photo.
Last time I tried, that was before receiving my librem5, on a
pinephone, but it crashed when trying to access the camera.
F.
dos is going to publish info on how to install WayDroid soon.
This will be with the updated image.
I can’t tell you what soon means, but I can assure you that asking “when is going to be ready?” is more likely to delay the delivery instead of speeding it.
Worked perfectly for me. No more error messages. @sim6, Thanks for sharing.
I am not sure what changed but for most of the part, I had all the packages installed but it was still not working. But then, I executed the script you provided and viola, it now works.
An update on continuing further with installing required apps on Waydroid, I was able to install the general apps such as WhatsApp using the waydroid app install command with the APK downloaded from APKPure. It works fine and app shows up and is usable too. When I tried similar approach for some of the banking apps, the app, the command gets executed successfully but the apps do not show up. Not sure what happens with them.
After some looking around on the internet, I then switched to using the Aurora AppStore. The banking apps get installed properly when installed through the Aurora AppStore and do show up as expected. Although, I am not sure how authentic and reliable the Aurora AppStore is (since it is a third-party Appstore)
I am not having an issue with the bin formatted apps. There is no app in Waydroid that can open the *.bin formatted installer.
I’m not going to update these images. We’re going to use upstream images, and Waydroid’s dependencies are now on their way to PureOS to make it easily installable.