Just deinstall, get the forked apk and install and setup. Maybe you have to do the same with dependent apps.What to do if microg is installed as a user app and I want to switch to a forked version?
Since it works fine as user app and is only limited by the new play services version number I would prefer keeping it this way.
Even official playstore let's me buy new apps and inapppurchases.
No, it actually and definitely matters! Credits must go to those who earn them.Actually the Play Store is patched by me, and shadow53 uses it, too.
Not that it actually matters, but still.
You can find the latest patch to apply yourself to an unpacked apk yourself here.
Hi all,
I checked with a Freelancer on upgrading the GCM to FCM. The quote he gave me is 500€, which translates to roughly 2 days in his hourly rate.
Hence now it would be interesting, if someone is willing to contribute to this and organize this with me. I would be in with 100€.
Would be nice if you could let me know either way here or via a PM.
Pros I see here:
- We would get back a core functionality for microg
- Code will be added opensource and can be pulled into microg original repository as soon as it is available and maintained again
Cons
- Never know if it will play out like we want to, with a person that is doing it for money instead of interest on the project
- Quality assurance and further maintenance will be at question
Any other feedback is welcome of course!
- Code will be added opensource and can be pulled into microg original repository as soon as it is available and maintained again
I assume this is because there is no obvious contributor with the required knowledge/expertise/time to do this? And this person has a deep experience with FCM and creates well-documented, easily supported code?
One way or the other since this is a critical feature I would be willing to contribute something to the pot.
This part sounds a little disturbing - are you saying the project was abandoned up until now, or ??
The only project associated person has been very silent lately. You can check the github and there are no meaningful changes by Marvin for a year. A few minor pull requests have been added, but issues are piling up. My GCM issue is open since November and I think there are 20 others. The only bigger contributions are by Adam for the Cast API, but he is not part of the project, hence his pull requests are hanging.
Multiple forks have come up, including my own (Mainly to allow direct build with AOSP), to keep the status quo in functionality running on current systems. But new functionality like FCM is missing.
It is an interesting idea to speed-up FCM support.Hi all,
I checked with a Freelancer on upgrading the GCM to FCM. The quote he gave me is 500€, which translates to roughly 2 days in his hourly rate.
Hence now it would be interesting, if someone is willing to contribute to this and organize this with me. I would be in with 100€.
Would be nice if you could let me know either way here or via a PM.
Pros I see here:
- We would get back a core functionality for microg
- Code will be added opensource and can be pulled into microg original repository as soon as it is available and maintained again
Cons
- Never know if it will play out like we want to, with a person that is doing it for money instead of interest on the project
- Quality assurance and further maintenance will be at question
Any other feedback is welcome of course!
Regards
Chris
Thats old and it became worse than the old man thought. Not only is the forum populated with noobs, many devs left XDA.Regarding FCM implementation I like to share a brief excursion of Retired Senior Moderator @kyphur:
https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2031989&postcount=45
Well no surprise.Thats old and it became worse than the old man thought. Not only is the forum populated with noobs, many devs left XDA.
Thats old and it became worse than the old man thought. Not only is the forum populated with noobs, many devs left XDA.
The pb is today I have more and more app not working so I stopped automatic updates.
Ok which one is better? Need to have access to yt subscriptions at least and seekbar thumbnails.
Or libretube , more privacy it uses VPN, so no real IP.
Sorry for OT.
Friends, I doubt that @MaR-V-iN's µG thread is really the best place to discuss above. I'm convinced you'll find a more appropriate thread. If you like I'm happy to move your above posts to there; just let me know.You have a lot options.
1. Newpipe and few forked versions
2. Libretube
3. Skytube/skytube extra and legacy editions for older android devices
4. Songtube
5. Freetubecordova
6. And more projects on GitHub/izzyondroid repo.
You can also use YouTube add away with official YouTube app (root plus xposed framework).
If you are using iOS you can use yattee from app store or from GitHub page and download and install .ipa
Best regards.
Ok which one is better? Need to have access to yt subscriptions at least and seekbar thumbnails.Why do you even need vanced? You have a lot more options to watch YouTube without adds.
Ok which one is better? Need to have access to yt subscriptions at least and seekbar thumbnails.
much Appreciated your sensitivity & sensibility in approaching these situations here & other places . thanks for asking than acting like a spoilt & bullying copper ..... that many admins areFriends, I doubt that @MaR-V-iN's µG thread is really the best place to discuss above. I'm convinced you'll find a more appropriate thread. If you like I'm happy to move your above posts to there; just let me know.
Regards
Oswald Boelcke
Senior Moderator
what is the best way to download this these days? little confused by all the different updates and forks.
is f droid repo a good place to install from still?