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azizkayumov / flashcard-maker-android

Flashcard Maker is an android app that allows you to create and import e-flashcards for convenient, paperless studying.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.piapps.flashcardpro
GNU General Public License v2.0
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resizing badge to better fit #30

Closed IzzySoft closed 3 years ago

IzzySoft commented 3 years ago

Ugh… preview didn't work here, so I only noticed now the sizing didn't fit. Should look better now.

azizkayumov commented 3 years ago

Thank you for resizing, I was just going to do that.

@IzzySoft, just to make it clear for me, let me ask a question regarding to F-droid. So I opened the F-droid and searched for my app, but could not find any. Is it supposed to list my app there? Thanks

IzzySoft commented 3 years ago

You won't find it at f-droid.org as that's not where it is hosted – if you follow the link of the badge you'll see it's in a different repo. Other than Google Play, F-Droid's not a single "silo" but rather works like a loose "federation". There are plenty of repositories available, with my repo offering some additional functionality. You can find a 3-part article series on F-Droid with details here on my site.

If you'd use the F-Droid client app, you'd need to add my repo first. By default, only the F-Droid.org repo is enabled, and the one of the Guardian Project pre-configured additionally. All other repositories need to be added by the user if they shall be used.

To add my repo, you can e.g. scan the QR code on the web frontend. Once it's added, and the index refreshed, your app should show up.

If you want to get your app listed with the "main repo", that should be possible, too – just takes a bit longer and some more effort. I can assist you with that, if you wish. First step would be to open an RFP (Request For Packaging) then.