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longjunyu2 / winlator

Android application for running Windows applications with Wine and Box86/Box64
https://winlator.org
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Not bug! Different AppID?! #7

Closed QrTa closed 3 months ago

QrTa commented 3 months ago

Is it possible to make a version which isn't wants to be installed as an update to the original Winlator?

It would be pretty cool to have both to compare/test games.

People could test it without dealing to reinstall everything every time if wants to change between the versions.

longjunyu2 commented 3 months ago

Changed appid means to recompile the whole project (not only app, but imagefs). It is because many hard coded paths are used in imagefs, such as /data/data/com.winlator/files/inagefs/usr/share. So i recommanded to compile the offical winlator with different appid. It will be easier because proot don't need hard coded path.

QrTa commented 3 months ago

@longjunyu2 Thank you for your time to answer and clear out these things for me. Then maybe I try to do that. Just remember what appid I used to update Winlator every time.

longjunyu2 commented 3 months ago

@longjunyu2 Thank you for your time to answer and clear out these things for me. Then maybe I try to do that. Just remember what appid I used to update Winlator every time.

Sorry that I made a mistake. I confused package name and appid (because some people asked me about modifying package name before).For appid, I will improve the app to handle updates correctly. But I think it's impossible to inatall winlator-glibc when winlator-offical installed already, beacuse they have different apk signature.

QrTa commented 3 months ago

I mean if I modify vanilla Winlator appID to install glibc separately I need to modify that Vanilla Winlator appID every time I want to update it.

longjunyu2 commented 3 months ago

I mean if I modify vanilla Winlator appID to install glibc separately I need to modify that Vanilla Winlator appID every time I want to update it.

Yes, that's right..

ashraf456 commented 3 months ago

I mean if I modify vanilla Winlator appID to install glibc separately I need to modify that Vanilla Winlator appID every time I want to update it.

Yes, that's right..

Hii , how did you build glibc imagefs ? My friend is working on glibc based emulator apk . But problem is glibc packages. Is that any another method to build glibc packages. Or you used to Termux-pacman repo ? Please answer me it's really important.

longjunyu2 commented 3 months ago

@ashraf456 Termux-pacman's glibc is good enough to run box64 and wine. I used some patches from that project.

ashraf456 commented 3 months ago

@ashraf456 Termux-pacman's glibc is good enough to run box64 and wine. I used some patches from that project.

How did you manage to build glibc and other packages with custom package name ?

Did you use cgct method or Ubuntu method?

longjunyu2 commented 3 months ago

@ashraf456 Termux-pacman's glibc is good enough to run box64 and wine. I used some patches from that project.

How did you manage to build glibc and other packages with custom package name ?

Did you use cgct method or Ubuntu method?

If you like, you can use 'sed' to change package name in .patch to your own's app. Sorry but I don't know what is cgct...

longjunyu2 commented 3 months ago

@ashraf456 how about open a new issues?