sir native mail apps is built from rom (stock / AOSP / CM) not from gapps...gapps mail service is gmail....so check your rom changelog if any fixing about native mail apps....
[GAPPS][6.0/5.1/5.0][arm/arm64] Official Slim GApps
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sir native mail apps is built from rom (stock / AOSP / CM) not from gapps...gapps mail service is gmail....so check your rom changelog if any fixing about native mail apps....
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Welcome!
The purpose of this thread is to provide a dedicated discussion area for Slim GApps so we can monitor and correct gapps-related issues more quickly before moving the packages from beta to stable, and also to provide users with the means to customize and build their own gapps packages from "source." Enjoy, and thanks for choosing Slim!
DOWNLOAD LINKS:
6.0 marshmallow
mirror1
mirror2
6.0 changelog here
no multi-dpi for 6.0. explanation here
6.x MARSHMALLOW PACKAGE CONTENTS:
ATTENTION:
GOOGLE NOW ON-TAP and "OKAY, GOOGLE" ANYWHERE features require MINI GAPPS!
5.1 lollipop
mirror1
mirror2
5.1 changelog here
5.x LOLLIPOP PACKAGE CONTENTS:
ATTENTION:
"OKAY, GOOGLE" ANYWHERE feature requires MINI GAPPS!
logo/artwork design by @steel89
thanks for contributions:
@BaNkS
@TKruzze
@Chainfire
@VictorLapin
@uzenelse
@raulx222
@xanaxdroid
@Deltadroid
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[GAPPS][6.0/5.1/5.0][arm/arm64] Official Slim GApps, ROM for the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III
Contributors
dankoman, Slimroms, prbassplayer
Source Code: http://github.com/dankoman30/slim_gapps
ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow
Version Information
Status: Beta
Created 2014-07-01
Last Updated 2016-04-08168Roll your own
Want to customize and build your own gapps packages? You've come to the right place!
1) download and install apache ant (http://ant.apache.org/) - if you're on windows, add apache ant's binary to your PATH string
2) clone the repo (https://github.com/dankoman30/slim_gapps)
3) cd into the repo working directoryCode:you:~$ [B]git clone https://github.com/dankoman30/slim_gapps.git[/B]
4) checkout the branch you want to build on (mm6.0 is default branch)Code:you:~$ [B]cd slim_gapps[/B]
5) open up build.xml in a text editor and you can add (or remove) include/exclude lines to the filesets to customize the contents of your gapps builds as you see fitCode:you:~/slim_gapps$ [B]git checkout mm6.0[/B] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]// for android 6.x.x (marshmallow)[/COLOR] you:~/slim_gapps$ [B]git checkout lp5.1[/B] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]// for android 5.1.x (lollipop)[/COLOR]
6) run ant from the command line, and the packages will start buildingCode:you:~/slim_gapps$ [B]nano build.xml[/B]
7) flash and enjoy your custom gapps package! build(s) will be in the slim_gapps/build directoryCode:you:~/slim_gapps$ [B]ant[/B]87okay, regarding 5.x gapps and 4.4 gapps, here's the scoop:
i am busy working on a lot more than just gapps for slim team, though gapps do remain a high priority. for anyone still using 4.4, i can update the gapps if you want me to, but updated versions of apps will not be TRDS for now. since google has updated nearly ALL their apps, i pretty much have to re-do everything anyway. TRDS versions are not my top priority at the moment because we are still in the deciding/planning stage in regards to how exactly TRDS will be handled in 5.0. some may think it's a good idea to wait to see how google handles dark/light themes in the near future (yes, dark material theme is coming to lollipop, android engineers have confirmed). android auto stuff is nearing release as well, and we already know it will have built-in day/night transitions (see 57:30 in this video), which we will more than likely be able to implement once the android auto SDK is released (supposed to happen in late 2014 according to google).
anyway, i guess the point i'm trying to make is that the reason i haven't done updated kitkat gapps is because i haven't done any TRDS versions of apps for LP gapps. when i do, most of the apps will be backwards-compatible (only one or two aren't), and updating kitkat gapps with TRDS versions will be as easy for me as reusing the LP versions, zipping it up, re-hosting the file, and posting the link.
the reason you can't use LP gapps on kitkat is NOT because the apps are drastically different. the reason is that the file structure has changed in LP. (e.g.- apps are now stored in /system/<app_name>/<app_name>.apk whereas before they were stored in /system/<app_name>.apk. also, now apps can have their own specific libs, stored in the /system/<app_name>/lib/arm/<lib_name>.so).
in addition to all the stuff i do for slim (which takes a LOT of time), i also have a life, a job that is 53 miles from my house, and an excruciating commute to and from work. i contribute to the project where i can and when i have the time, so hang tight, and know that your patience is greatly appreciated.58gapps 406 will be the first public release of 5.0 gapps. it is now available for download. i have updated the second post in this thread to include links to here.
gapps 385 has been moved to stable. it is the last official build of 4.4 gapps, but i will do occasional updates for you guys - they'll just be hosted elsewhere.
i shouldn't have to tell anyone not to flash 5.0 gapps over a 4.4 rom, but you can try if you want. i have modified the edify updater script to prevent this as a fail-safe.
these are NOT TRDS (for now), but they do have the necessary mods to allow for multi-DPI.
please either wipe your system manually or clean flash before initially flashing these, and report back if you have any problems. thanks guys - enjoy55
okay, i started a repo on github for LP gapps also. you can clone it from https://github.com/dankoman30/slimlp_gapps
if you take a look inside the build.xml in the root directory of that repo, you can see the script that is responsible for generating the gapps packages. by modifying this script, you can add/remove apps to suit your needs.
the build is initiated by running "ant" from the root directory on command line. if you don't have ant installed, you can get it by running "sudo apt-get install ant" from the command line.
here's more info on apache ant.
i'll be keeping this repository updated, so track it if you're doing your own builds.
