fluddokt / opsu

an open-source osu! client
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Include in the open source F-Droid appstore #279

Closed UnderSampled closed 2 years ago

UnderSampled commented 6 years ago

As an open source app, I'd love to see this made available through F-Droid

There are a few steps to take to make sure the apps is licensed properly, mainly configuring a version that can build and run without Google Play Services (A build flag could keep them separate).

There are many people who use F-Droid exclusively, but very few good games on the platform, so you would be a very welcome addition.

https://f-droid.org/docs/Inclusion_Policy/?title=Inclusion_Policy

UnderSampled commented 6 years ago

Correction: This app does not use Google Play Services, so that is not an issue. However, there is currently a binary copy of "jlayerOpsu1.0.2.jar", which will have to be built from source.

rugk commented 2 years ago

It would be great to see this Android app on F-Droid!

F-Droid is an Android app store specifically for free/libre open-source apps. It would be great if your app could be released there, as it is the number one for getting FLOSS Android apps for many people. F-Droid also builds all apps from source (optionally even reproducible), so downloads from there can be trusted.

The app developer FAQ or the quick start guide may help you to get started.

BTW a release on F-Droid could also bring some (more) popularity (in case that is intended), as it will show up in the app (new apps are featured there).

UnderSampled commented 2 years ago

I helped get it onto F-Droid years ago! It has not been maintaned any since then though, so I recommend switching to Osu!Lazer, whoch has official support for Android. It is not on F-Droid because of it's not made in java, but is fully open source as far as I know.

rugk commented 2 years ago

Okay.

It is not on F-Droid because of it's not made in java, but is fully open source as far as I know.

That's actually not the reason, the current blocker seems to be a proprietary library of them.