I've so far found apktool and aapt for Android which are handy as I have no PC. Now to advance further I need a java debugger that runs on android. Does such a tool exist?
EDIT: I found this.
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alogcat may also be helpful. But why would you want to debug without a PC/Mac in the first place?
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alogcat may also be helpful. But why would you want to debug without a PC/Mac in the first place?
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I want to debug without a computer as like I said above, I don't have a computer. Thanks for the alogcat tip, currently I'm using the donation version of CatLog but I will check out your suggestion too.
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I believe there is a debugger on the play store. Droid debugger I think.
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Anyone know of any? I hate having to RDP to download stuff
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I see a lot of apps but need one that let's me download straight to my xoom...
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Hope to see something about this, that'll be awesome. Leeching from Xoom ...nice...!!!
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Try nzbair.
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Try nzbair.
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How do u makeit work
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I got NewzDroid working its sweet
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Anyone know of any? I hate having to RDP to download stuff
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I'd like sabnzbd for android, that way it could download straight to the device and repair/extract after the download finishes
GetNZB (from the Market) allows you to download nzbs from nzb.org and upload to an FTP server. I use it for uploading nzbs to my NAS which polls for nzbs in a specific folder then starts downloading.
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GetNZB (from the Market) allows you to download nzbs from nzb.org and upload to an FTP server. I use it for uploading nzbs to my NAS which polls for nzbs in a specific folder then starts downloading.
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Any news of an app that'll let u download newsgroup files?
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I'd like sabnzbd for android, that way it could download straight to the device and repair/extract after the download finishes
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I've got sabnzbd working on my xoom. I installed ubuntu using the guide on this forum (in android developments) once it was working a quick "apt-get sabnzbdplus"gets it installed. Then edit the /etc/default/sabnzbdlus to set the user as root.
Once its running connect to 127.0.0.1:8080 and it'll bring up the wizard.
Tada. ;-)
You can install transmisson this way as well with a quick "apt-get install transmisson-daemon" then connect to 127.0.0.1:9091
i'm looking for an app to open an nzb but download to the phone itself? i tried one last year but cant recall the name. didn't work though
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i'm looking for an app to open an nzb but download to the phone itself? i tried one last year but cant recall the name. didn't work though
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The only one I know of is NewzDroid.
EZ Usenet guys. It is for Easynews if you have an account and you can download directly to your Xoom or android device. Works great...free version has 15 days of news and paid is of course more days..
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The only one I know of is NewzDroid.
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tried it last year and it wasnt good. no trial ver either afaik to test
Are there any programs out there that will copy the screen on an unrooted phone?
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not sure but i don't think so last time i checked all the screen capture apps required root.
There's an app called screen capture shortcut on the market that doesn't require root
not sure, but I don't think 'shootme' requires root, does it ?
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not sure, but I don't think 'shootme' requires root, does it ?
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Shootme used to work, but ever since they updated it a while back, it doesn't work anymore unless you have root. I can look for an old version, but I am not sure.
Step 1. Install the Android SDK
Step 2. Plug your phone into your computer and start up the ddms tool. (SDK/tools)
Step 3. Select your device from the list in the right pane of the ddms application, then select device -> screen capture from the menu bar.
Step 4. Whenever your phone is ready for the screenshot click save, and choose a place for ddms to save it on your pc..
I've heard dropcap says that it requires root but can really be used without it.
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There's an app called screen capture shortcut on the market that doesn't require root
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That program does not work. Thanks though.
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That program does not work. Thanks though.
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i gave you very easy detailed instructions..
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i gave you very easy detailed instructions..
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Oh thanks, you did. I appreciate the instructions, but I'm looking for something that doesn't not involve the use of computers, plug up phone and all that.
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Oh thanks, you did. I appreciate the instructions, but I'm looking for something that doesn't not involve the use of computers, plug up phone and all that.
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More than likely not going to happen, epic screen buffer requires root access
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Here's the Amazon-provided Kindle Fire HD drivers. This is for anyone having problems finding them. It helped me at least sideload a few apps on this Fire HD. I'm not sure if you can find them anywhere other than using the Android SDK Manager. I figured I'd just make it easier for those who don't have the traditional SDK setup.
You can turn on ADB in Settings>Security>Enable ADB
Attached is the installer from the Amazon repository found using these instructions.
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Here's the Amazon-provided Kindle Fire HD drivers. This is for anyone having problems finding them. It helped me at least sideload a few apps on this Fire HD. I'm not sure if you can find them anywhere other than using the Android SDK Manager. I figured I'd just make it easier for those who don't have the traditional SDK setup.
You can turn on ADB in Settings>Security>Enable ADB
Attached is the installer from the Amazon repository found using these instructions.
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Perfect. Thanks for this. It was the one piece I was missing. Now my ADB connection works
No problem. I just figured I wasn't the only one who needed it.
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No problem. I just figured I wasn't the only one who needed it.
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Now we just need to find a way to root the damn thing.
This is true.
I'm no developer so all I can do is try methods that already exist. I'd rather not jump off of any cliffs with this HD yet until I can fix my screw-ups.
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This is true.
I'm no developer so all I can do is try methods that already exist. I'd rather not jump off of any cliffs with this HD yet until I can fix my screw-ups.
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I was thinking the same thing, but dont want to brick it. I just got flash, you tube, Dolphin, and Netflix working perfect. I love the screen on this thing. Only one thing left to make it perfect. Rooting, then full gapps!!!
Thank you. Another alternative is to load apks to box.com and install from there.
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We have a existing ADB thread.
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..
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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.
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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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I have a brand new Note 3 and I'm loving it! I had a crazy idea today and I think it might just work. I use a Java program at work called ASDM. It's a Cisco firewall utility and it runs straight from java. I've ran the program on windows and copied the jar files over to Linux and on Mac and they work fine after a little tweaking of the start command and switches. I'm wondering if these phones have a full legitimate version of Java that would be capable of running such a program. I'm not looking to install it as an android app, I just want to have a shortcut to the file and run it.
Thanks in advance for the help.
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Has nobody tried running java programs ?
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Nope, but im interested
Ok. From what I've found java isn't natively implemented on android. Can anybody else confirm? I know the browsers have java support. Is that functionality embedded into the actual browser?
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