The Pi Store is started,sorry when i make a unusefull or doublepost about that!!!!
http://store.raspberrypi.com/
JustInsAne aka CALIBAN666 said:
The Pi Store is started,sorry when i make a unusefull or doublepost about that!!!!
http://store.raspberrypi.com/
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Very nice! I hope it fills out more, but it seems to be pretty well done. :good:
It's online since much time, but there isn't anything interesting
Btw, if somebody need to install it on raspberry type:
Code:
sudo apt-get install pistore
if it won't work, type:
Code:
sudo apt-get update
and then the first command again.
Good initiative, only if it fills more of the apps section than the games section :thumbup:
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Sadly, there is nothing worth getting on there. I really hope they expand it and get more apps, I definitely hope they put games and programs we can use.
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Since ADB is required to root the Nexus can someone be kind enough to make a how to on how to use ADB? I'm new to Nexus, I came over from the EVO and never had to use ADB to root or flash, so if someone can make a how to on ADB I'm sure there would be alot of us that would greatly appreciated!
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Since ADB is required to root the Nexus can someone be kind enough to make a how to on how to use ADB? I'm new to Nexus, I came over from the EVO and never had to use ADB to root or flash, so if someone can make a how to on ADB I'm sure there would be alot of us that would greatly appreciated!
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ADB is not necessary during rooting. Perhaps you are thinking of Fastboot???
cyaiphone said:
Since ADB is required to root the Nexus can someone be kind enough to make a how to on how to use ADB? I'm new to Nexus, I came over from the EVO and never had to use ADB to root or flash, so if someone can make a how to on ADB I'm sure there would be alot of us that would greatly appreciated!
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i suppose a how to would be useful for beginners, i certainly don't have any quality experience with adb, just hours and hours of brain hurt. googe is my good friend though, and there lies some satisfaction to wasting a tremendous amount of effort over solving a simple problem.
asking specific questions might be quicker than waiting for an adb tutorial. somewhat helpful info on adb- hxxp://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html
replace x's with t's in link
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ADB is not necessary during rooting. Perhaps you are thinking of Fastboot???
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Fastboot is apart of the ADB package...
you don't need a step-by-step the stickied threads will guide you through this:
I9020A/I9023: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1007782
I9020T: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895545
Personally, I'd like to know exactly where fastboot comes from, and how to get it the "real way." I don't like having to scour the forums to download a working version of a basic tool. I'd rather learn how to do it myself.
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Personally, I'd like to know exactly where fastboot comes from, and how to get it the "real way." I don't like having to scour the forums to download a working version of a basic tool. I'd rather learn how to do it myself.
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Download the one click and pull it from there. easiest reliable source yet. Its difficult locating the windows version for some
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Maximilian Mary said:
Personally, I'd like to know exactly where fastboot comes from, and how to get it the "real way." I don't like having to scour the forums to download a working version of a basic tool. I'd rather learn how to do it myself.
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It is a part of the Android SDK. You can download the SDK Manager from the official Android site and then install the platform tools package and you will have fastboot and adb.
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dreamsforgotten said:
Download the one click and pull it from there. easiest reliable source yet. Its difficult locating the windows version for some
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I was able to find a working version for mac, but I just feel dirty, like I paid for sex. I don't want sloppy seconds. I want to get to know her, find out where she's from, learn what makes her tick. Then, after I really understand what she's all about, maybe I'll start pushing her buttons.
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matt2053 said:
It is a part of the Android SDK. You can download the SDK Manager from the official Android site and then install the platform tools package and you will have fastboot and adb.
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Yeah, that's what I thought. I did that. I got adb, but still no fastboot.
Maximilian Mary said:
I was able to find a working version for mac, but I just feel dirty, like I paid for sex. I don't want sloppy seconds. I want to get to know her, find out where she's from, learn what makes her tick. Then, after I really understand what she's all about, maybe I'll start pushing her buttons.
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They're just phones dude *shiver*
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Maximilian Mary said:
I was able to find a working version for mac, but I just feel dirty, like I paid for sex. I don't want sloppy seconds. I want to get to know her, find out where she's from, learn what makes her tick. Then, after I really understand what she's all about, maybe I'll start pushing her buttons.
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Yeah, that's what I thought. I did that. I got adb, but still no fastboot.
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Off topic I've never not payed for sex have you? In my teens it cost a few nice dinners, a few beers, or a share of my weed XD, now if it were only that cheap! !
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bringonblink said:
Maximilian Mary said:
I was able to find a working version for mac, but I just feel dirty, like I paid for sex. I don't want sloppy seconds. I want to get to know her, find out where she's from, learn what makes her tick. Then, after I really understand what she's all about, maybe I'll start pushing her buttons.
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They're just phones dude *shiver*
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+1 OP is just making it complicated on his own part. We as listeners have already done our part.
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dreamsforgotten said:
Off topic I've never not payed for sex have you? In my teens it cost a few nice dinners, a few beers, or a share of my weed XD, now if it were only that cheap! !
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Lol 10 char...
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Where is it.. why isn't one out yet?
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Wow, you're a troll.
I don't say this very often but when I do I say close this thread please
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umid21 said:
Where is it.. why isn't one out yet?
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Where is it?
Up your ass. GTFO.
umid21 said:
Where is it.. why isn't one out yet?
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Here's a link to a secret rom kitchen just for you. Atrix rom kitchen
hahaha amazing!!!
umid21 said:
Where is it.. why isn't one out yet?
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Dumbass ^^^^
Clienterror said:
Here's a link to a secret rom kitchen just for you. Atrix rom kitchen
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LMFAO that brightened up my day.
I posted a rom kitchen about a month ago. Try searching.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1177948
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Here's a link to a secret rom kitchen just for you. Atrix rom kitchen
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I died laughing!!
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okay here is the new rom kictchen for any phone!
ONLY 12 STEPS!
1. after your day job/school call your boy/girlfriend and break up with him/her. (you wont have enough time for them anyways)
2. go on http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm and learn java, c++, and python (pythons cool too)
3. format your hard drive and install ubuntu.
4. learn ubuntu for a few weeks. figure out exactly how it works and is structured.
5. begin developing programs in any language to get an understanding of how to program and work in a developing environment.
6. go to http://developer.android.com/index.html and read everything. start to finish.
7. download every rom you can find for the atrix. take them apart and study how they work and how they are different.
8. get apk tool and start taking apps apart modding/tweaking them
9. recompile the apps and learn to sign them
10. learn how update scripts work. how to change them. make them work the way you want.
11. use the same tool to sign apks to sign your roms zip.
12. make a folder called /workdir (or something simaler.) now look at your hands. now look a the keyboard. thats your kitchen my friend.
ENJOY
gh123man said:
okay here is the new rom kictchen for any phone!
ONLY 12 STEPS!
1. after your day job/school call your boy/girlfriend and break up with him/her. (you wont have enough time for them anyways)
2. go on http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm and learn java, c++, and python (pythons cool too)
3. format your hard drive and install ubuntu.
4. learn ubuntu for a few weeks. figure out exactly how it works and is structured.
5. begin developing programs in any language to get an understanding of how to program and work in a developing environment.
6. go to http://developer.android.com/index.html and read everything. start to finish.
7. download every rom you can find for the atrix. take them apart and study how they work and how they are different.
8. get apk tool and start taking apps apart modding/tweaking them
9. recompile the apps and learn to sign them
10. learn how update scripts work. how to change them. make them work the way you want.
11. use the same tool to sign apks to sign your roms zip.
12. make a folder called /workdir (or something simaler.) now look at your hands. now look a the keyboard. thats your kitchen my friend.
ENJOY
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Awesome!!
I'm stuck on step 1 right now. On the phone with the wife. She is livid!
Hahahahahaahaha
bongd said:
Awesome!!
I'm stuck on step 1 right now. On the phone with the wife. She is ravenous!
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bongd said:
Awesome!!
I'm stuck on step 1 right now. On the phone with the wife. She is livid!
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I know right? I tried this and she said "No"...I really wasn't sure what my next step at that point....
Clienterror said:
I know right? I tried this and she said "No"...I really wasn't sure what my next step at that point....
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I've received the same error message with my wife.
Requesting assistance from gh123man. Perhaps I should start a new thread in the Dev forum...
bongd said:
I've received the same error message with my wife.
Requesting assistance from gh123man. Perhaps I should start a new thread in the Dev forum...
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So what do you say next then? "Please?"
gh123man said:
okay here is the new rom kictchen for any phone!
ONLY 12 STEPS!
1. after your day job/school call your boy/girlfriend and break up with him/her. (you wont have enough time for them anyways)
2. go on http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm and learn java, c++, and python (pythons cool too)
3. format your hard drive and install ubuntu.
4. learn ubuntu for a few weeks. figure out exactly how it works and is structured.
5. begin developing programs in any language to get an understanding of how to program and work in a developing environment.
6. go to http://developer.android.com/index.html and read everything. start to finish.
7. download every rom you can find for the atrix. take them apart and study how they work and how they are different.
8. get apk tool and start taking apps apart modding/tweaking them
9. recompile the apps and learn to sign them
10. learn how update scripts work. how to change them. make them work the way you want.
11. use the same tool to sign apks to sign your roms zip.
12. make a folder called /workdir (or something simaler.) now look at your hands. now look a the keyboard. thats your kitchen my friend.
ENJOY
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I tried #1... My wife laughed at me, and continued to play Call of Duty: Black Ops..
nate_benji said:
I tried #1... My wife laughed at me, and continued to play Call of Duty: Black Ops..
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how do i like and +1 this post
my wife would laugh and continue shooting zombies!
lmfao this thread is a good read
eh, possibly a sticky?
string gf = " ";
while(gf != "yes") {
cout << "im breaking up with you";
cin >> "no"; //gf always says no
}
step2()
inf. loops are bad
and this my nerdy friends is why im not developing roms. as much as i would like to....
This makes life easier for people who primarily use windows like me
Now we don't have to reboot into our dual-boot or VM as much
I haven't tested it yet but here is the link - http://windows.github.com/
Have fun modding
And if you need some flies from your linux partition if you're dual booting try this - http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/files/
No installation needed
nice!
You do know that a bunch of Windows apps for Git/GitHub existed prior to this one, right? I'm especially fond of SmartGit which is a multi-platform application but works and looks great on Windows. And I'm very picky that way...
Nazgulled said:
You do know that a bunch of Windows apps for Git/GitHub existed prior to this one, right? I'm especially fond of SmartGit which is a multi-platform application but works and looks great on Windows. And I'm very picky that way...
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Yh i only just discovered that i just started using github so i used linux as i found it to be good way to start using and learning git and downloading source code etc... I have seen smartgit before but never looked into it in depth...... do you need msysgit with this setup??
Yes, I believe you need msysgit for all Windows Git apps, this is the real Git for Windows. Everything else are just GUIs... If I'm not mistaken.
Nazgulled said:
Yes, I believe you need msysgit for all Windows Git apps, this is the real Git for Windows. Everything else are just GUIs... If I'm not mistaken.
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Oh i see... with this you don't need it as it's integrated ..... This has a nice and clean GUI a bit metro style like and it's quite flexible like smartgit...... On a side note I just love the new clone in windows button on github repos
Kayant said:
with this you don't need it as it's integrated
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Integrated or not you still need it... In the end, it's all the same.
Kayant said:
This has a nice and clean GUI a bit metro style like(...)
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Well, for me, that's the biggest issue why I truly dislike it and will never bother to even play it. I just hate metro so... SmartGit is here to stay for now
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Integrated or not you still need it... In the end, it's all the same.
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True there i went ahead and setup up git normally anyways on windows using powershell as i prefer command line
Nazgulled said:
Well, for me, that's the biggest issue why I truly dislike it and will never bother to even play it. I just hate metro so... SmartGit is here to stay for now
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Same am not a big fan of metro either luckily this is very minimalistic and lightweight i think i will use it for looking at commit history and some other things as it has the nicer GUI in my opinion but i do prefer using command line as it's more fun learning that way
I'm not a big fan of the command line either lol... Honestly, I just think that SmartGit is close to perfection
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I'm not a big fan of the command line either lol... Honestly, I just think that SmartGit is close to perfection
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Yh from just scrolling through SmartGit i see what you mean but i want to be some crazy fast typer and coder in future and command line helps with that
Holy crap this is so easy to use... I prefer the the git bash, but seriously, this is awesome.
As of today, Raspberry Pi has launched its very own app store which allows users to download and upload many apps optimized for our very own Raspberry Pi's! You may download and upload content (including binaries, raw Python code, images, audio or video) and even add a "Tip Jar" for kind donations. The official Pi Store application is also available, which saves you the time of clicking through an installer.. If you are not running the official OS, you will need install and download it from the official repository. Just open the terminal and type:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install pistore
Below is the link to the store! Enjoy!
http://store.raspberrypi.com/
This is great!! I'm so glad I found this site. I found it by accident, an app store would help new users so much!
fretwork13 said:
This is great!! I'm so glad I found this site. I found it by accident, an app store would help new users so much!
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So, it only took you 3,5 years to find this thread?
Redirects to a sign in page for a YouTrack account.
reTARDIS said:
Redirects to a sign in page for a YouTrack account.
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That is exactly what I got...
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Found some info raspberrypi.org/pi-store-shutdown
Long story short - it is no more.
lightning_edge said:
Found some info raspberrypi.org/pi-store-shutdown
Long story short - it is no more.
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Do you know if it will be created again?
Thanks!!!!!!!!!
Wow, good news
lysak0v said:
Wow, good news
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Good news? Its been shut down for years...
Wow, I missed it all.
Nypan sr said:
Good news? Its been shut down for years...
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Well you could be like poor pitiful ol me. By the time I got here all excited wearing a smile n ****. It had already released and hung in the balance and then went under like a rock. I had happiness and sadness fill me at the same time. I feel very strange. Ew. Sigh...
Hello XDA Devs. I am pretty new to the concept of people like me creating apps. I am very inexperienced and I am trying to make a game for my android phone. I knew that Google had an Android SDK but I learned that Adobe's Flash Professional can create apps for Android as well. So which program should I use to create a game?
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Indianssj said:
Hello XDA Devs. I am pretty new to the concept of people like me creating apps. I am very inexperienced and I am trying to make a game for my android phone. I knew that Google had an Android SDK but I learned that Adobe's Flash Professional can create apps for Android as well. So which program should I use to create a game?
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Uh, I wouldn't use the Adobe Flash thing. First of all, it should be slower and Adobe doesn't provide flash player support for Jelly Bean and later. So it runs on old phone only. (I know there are ways to get flash on newer versions. But they aren't optimal.)
So use the SDK. It offers much more functions.
You can use an engine like AndEngine though. I'd recommend that. However, you need to know Java and the Android part.
Although I agree with going down the Java route, as you will be able to do a LOT more with it, Adobe Air is a viable platform for a Flash developer. (It's not the same as the flash plugin for browsers.)
Have a look here for more info...
http://www.adobe.com/products/air.html
Archer said:
Although I agree with going down the Java route, as you will be able to do a LOT more with it, Adobe Air is a viable platform for a Flash developer. (It's not the same as the flash plugin for browsers.)
Have a look here for more info...
http://www.adobe.com/products/air.html
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Thanks.
I just though of all apps in whose description you can find a sentence like "You need to have flash player installed.".
Did you try Adobe Air?
nikwen said:
Thanks.
I just though of all apps in whose description you can find a sentence like "You need to have flash player installed.".
Did you try Adobe Air?
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I've not used it for a long time, no. I know it's compatible with my HTC One, and that's running Android 4.2, so it's been kept up-to-date. I did think it was the way to go for a long time, purely because of the fact that it's cross-platform, but I have less faith in it now. If I want cross-platform then I use Phonegap.
I'm curious now. Going to install it and have a play around
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I've not used it for a long time, no. I know it's compatible with my HTC One, and that's running Android 4.2, so it's been kept up-to-date. I did think it was the way to go for a long time, purely because of the fact that it's cross-platform, but I have less faith in it now. If I want cross-platform then I use Phonegap.
I'm curious now. Going to install it and have a play around
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I'm curious, too. Please keep us updated.
As mentioned above you could used engines like AndEngine. But if you are new to java as well then I suggest learning java and move on to creating simple apps. You can use websites like thenewboston or other various tutorials all over the net. Make use of youtube and google... they will help you.