[Q&A] TK GApps - Help and Discussion Thread

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osm0sis

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TKruzze said:
Here's the complete change log for the 2015-10-15 update. The reason I called it a beta was that there were some questions on whether the keyboard libs from the latest factory image were causing problems with CM. I honestly don't remember if anyone had issues, though. The addons should all be fine.

OCTOBER 15, 2015 - 20151015
- Updated Core Base to v5.1.1-2258915 from latest Nexus 6 LMY48W Factory Image. Deodexed using oat2dex.jar (v0.83) based on smali/baksmali v2.0.8 [Stock/Full/Mini/Micro/Nano/Pico]
- Android Pay (formerly Google Wallet) has been removed due to incompatibility with all custom ROM's [Stock/Full/Mini]
- Google App (Search) updated to v5.4.24.19.arm [Stock/Full/Mini/Micro/Nano]
- Google Calendar updated to v5.2.5-105327761-release [Stock/Full/Mini/Micro]
- Gmail updated to v5.7.105345578.release [Stock/Full/Mini]
- Google+ updated to v6.5.0.104456905 (#414332924) [Stock/Full/Mini]
- Hangouts updated to v5.0.104885319 (#22639942) [Stock/Full/Mini]
- Maps updated to v9.15.2 (#915200124) [Stock/Full/Mini]
- Photos updated to v1.7.0.105329634 (#9209X) [Stock/Full/Mini]
- YouTube updated to v10.40.58 (#108058134) [Stock/Full/Mini]
- Google Play Movies & TV updated to v3.9.20 [Stock/Full]
- Google Play Music updated to v6.0.2005S.2314365 [Stock/Full]
- Google News & Weather updated to v2.5.2 (105241914) [Stock/Full]
- Google Street View updated to v2.0.0.104717310 [Stock/Full]
- Google Talkback updated to v4.3.1 [Stock/Full]
- Chrome Browser updated to v46.0.2490.76 [Stock/Full/Chrome Addon]
- Android System WebView updated to v46.0.2490.76 [Stock/Google WebView Addon]
- Google Keyboard updated to v4.1.23043.2297020 [Stock/GoogleKeyboard Addon]
- Chrome Dev updated to v47.0.2526.14 [Chrome Dev Addon]
- Inbox by Gmail updated to v1.13 (104681218) [Inbox by Gmail Addon]

I've rehosted all of this on my BasketBuild for posterity and updated the addons folder accordingly:
https://basketbuild.com/devs/osm0sis/gapps/betas
https://basketbuild.com/devs/osm0sis/gapps/addons
 
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TKruzze

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A final farewell

They say all good things must come to an end... After 2½ years of actively updating my Gapps packages on a regular basis, the time has come for me to step aside.

I'm very proud of the work that @osm0sis and I have done in creating this new generation of GApps installers and the groundwork we laid in allowing others to carry on our work. This entire project has been Open Sourced and licensed under a GPL v3.0 license which guarantees that all current and future development must remain Open Source and free to use by anyone who wants to use our code (See GPL v3 for complete deails).

I'd like to thank @Chainfire for his pioneering work in zip file shell scripting. Without his work to analyze, none of this would likely have happened. I'd also like to thank @osm0sis for partnering with me on the last part of this journey. The value he provided me goes far beyond his immense code contributions. His wisdom and advice behind the scenes has also been greatly valued.

Thanks, also , to the many thousands of users who've used these GApps over the years. Last time I checked my logs, there were over 15 million downloads of these GApps. Thanks for trusting us with your valuable devices!
 

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And I want to thank @TKruzze for all of his time, hard work and the lasting effect his contributions have had on the Android community! I wish him all the best. :)

As a final parting gift, in addition to the full 2015-10-15 beta I reposted above, we've also hosted a final unreleased TK GApps for KitKat that @TKruzze was maintaining privately for awhile after PA GApps.

https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/osm0sis/gapps/kitkat

Enjoy, and happy flashing!
 
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ldubs

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Drag. Best and most well-maintained gapps out there, by far. Best of luck to you tkruzze, wherever you are. Thanks so much again for all your hard work on this. And thanks again to osm0sis for all your work as well.

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i'm currently using CM12.1 w/ pico gapps installed...i noticed that the keyboard on messaging didn't have an Enter Key...when typing on Fb Messenger, the Enter Key is there...but in Messaging(phone), there's no Enter Key!..i tried to download the Google Keyboard on PlayStore to no avail...any help/suggestions/fix for this?..thanks in advance guys!..
 
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Sprudeldudel

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Thanks guys for creating and maintaining the gapps. Now that you're gone, What is the 'next best thing' in terms of gapps? Does anyone feel comfortable to recommend any other package to switch to in future? Thanks!

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Thanks guys for creating and maintaining the gapps. Now that you're gone, What is the 'next best thing' in terms of gapps? Does anyone feel comfortable to recommend any other package to switch to in future? Thanks!

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I recommend OpenGApps, it's basically an improved PA/TK GApps. And it's updated daily, getting new build if there's a new Google APK.
Another one is Delta GApps. It's better if you're saving on mobile data, there's a base GApps that only includes the core apps and libs, and the other GApps are separated in other zips.
 

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what's the difference between opengapps and tkgapps ?

The basic principles are similar, but TK GApps are no longer being actively maintained since last October.

Open GApps was originally based on TK with the different packages & .gapps-config functionality. They have added more automation to the builds so there are nightly builds across the gamut of architectures (ARM, ARM-64, x86).

These are auto-generated so there may not be any differences day-to-day, if no new GApps were released or enhancements to the core scripting.

I used TK (and it's predecessor PA) GApps for many years on all my devices, but I've since migrated to Open GApps.
 
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vjtigas

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The basic principles are similar, but TK GApps are no longer being actively maintained since last October.

Open GApps was originally based on TK with the different packages & .gapps-config functionality. They have added more automation to the builds so there are nightly builds across the gamut of architectures (ARM, ARM-64, x86).

These are auto-generated so there may not be any differences day-to-day, if no new GApps were released or enhancements to the core scripting.

I used TK (and it's predecessor PA) GApps for many years on all my devices, but I've since migrated to Open GApps.

If there isn't any commit to OpenGApps, a new build won't be uploaded. E.g. there wasn't any update during the last days of December.
 
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And I want to thank @TKruzze for all of his time, hard work and the lasting effect his contributions have had on the Android community! I wish him all the best. :)

As a final parting gift, in addition to the full 2015-10-15 beta I reposted above, we've also hosted a final unreleased TK GApps for KitKat that @TKruzze was maintaining privately for awhile after PA GApps.

https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/osm0sis/gapps/kitkat

Enjoy, and happy flashing!

They say all good things must come to an end... After 2½ years of actively updating my Gapps packages on a regular basis, the time has come for me to step aside.

I'm very proud of the work that @osm0sis and I have done in creating this new generation of GApps installers and the groundwork we laid in allowing others to carry on our work. This entire project has been Open Sourced and licensed under a GPL v3.0 license which guarantees that all current and future development must remain Open Source and free to use by anyone who wants to use our code (See GPL v3 for complete deails).

I'd like to thank @Chainfire for his pioneering work in zip file shell scripting. Without his work to analyze, none of this would likely have happened. I'd also like to thank @osm0sis for partnering with me on the last part of this journey. The value he provided me goes far beyond his immense code contributions. His wisdom and advice behind the scenes has also been greatly valued.

Thanks, also , to the many thousands of users who've used these GApps over the years. Last time I checked my logs, there were over 15 million downloads of these GApps. Thanks for trusting us with your valuable devices!
Farewell. Why??
Did google banned or what?
What should we use in future for new N's O's
 
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    A final farewell

    They say all good things must come to an end... After 2½ years of actively updating my Gapps packages on a regular basis, the time has come for me to step aside.

    I'm very proud of the work that @osm0sis and I have done in creating this new generation of GApps installers and the groundwork we laid in allowing others to carry on our work. This entire project has been Open Sourced and licensed under a GPL v3.0 license which guarantees that all current and future development must remain Open Source and free to use by anyone who wants to use our code (See GPL v3 for complete deails).

    I'd like to thank @Chainfire for his pioneering work in zip file shell scripting. Without his work to analyze, none of this would likely have happened. I'd also like to thank @osm0sis for partnering with me on the last part of this journey. The value he provided me goes far beyond his immense code contributions. His wisdom and advice behind the scenes has also been greatly valued.

    Thanks, also , to the many thousands of users who've used these GApps over the years. Last time I checked my logs, there were over 15 million downloads of these GApps. Thanks for trusting us with your valuable devices!
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    And I want to thank @TKruzze for all of his time, hard work and the lasting effect his contributions have had on the Android community! I wish him all the best. :)

    As a final parting gift, in addition to the full 2015-10-15 beta I reposted above, we've also hosted a final unreleased TK GApps for KitKat that @TKruzze was maintaining privately for awhile after PA GApps.

    https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/osm0sis/gapps/kitkat

    Enjoy, and happy flashing!
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    All TK GApps (formerly Official PA GApps) discussion will take place here to keep the main thread operational as a release thread for TKruzze and remove the needless clutter.

    Regardless, please read the FAQ in the main thread before posting here since your answer is most likely already there.

    Subscribe here if you have questions or would like to help those who have questions, or, you may simply subscribe to the main thread if you would only like notifications when TKruzze bumps the thread with a release post and want to avoid the stream of discussion here.

    Thanks! Have fun, and help each other!

    - osm0sis & TKruzze


    Example .gapps-config Files Submitted by Users:
    michelsberg
    osm0sis

    Or you may try to generate a config using the excellent AROMA-based "Universal PA GApps Customizer" interface created by @raulx222.


    There is an excellent help team in here but feel free to @ mention me if something needs to be brought to my attention.
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    It's been a crazy busy week for me! I will try and post an update, along with our plans for Marshmallow in the next couple of days.
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    By the way, any plans of creating something similar to their bloatware removal? An "official" TK script for this to be used together with GApps would be superb!

    I'm working on something new and cool that you will probably like.