if you are looking for open source Android apps have a look here: http://f-droid.org/repository/browse/
You can also install their "market" app:
Open source Android apps
Open source Android apps
Hi,
if you are looking for open source Android apps have a look here: http://f-droid.org/repository/browse/
You can also install their "market" app:
if you are looking for open source Android apps have a look here: http://f-droid.org/repository/browse/
You can also install their "market" app:
Re: Open source Android apps
Not sure if this would be of interest to you?..its a Hardened Gentoo distro for Android4.0 ..called AnikOS-anikos.org
Re: Open source Android apps
Thanks Thenktor, that's great!
What really matters is where you are going, not where you come from.
Re: Open source Android apps
Hi Thenktor,
Just wanted to ask you something regarding the FDroid project.
I am still very much a Linux novice and i feel the onus is on me to study accordingly so at least if i have a problem i can ask qualified questions to forum administrators.You guys are Linux developers not IT tutors,and although you are happy to help there must be a point where some feel they have schooling fees due!
Nevertheless i believe we are all collaborators on different levels,whenever i get called 'a customer' i feel vomit rising in my throat and have a desire to throttle a PR manager.
Anyway,getting to the point...
I have a Samsung Jet S8000,i would like to make Open Source...now according to JetDroid http://www.jetdroid.org/ they have been porting Android via Galaxy S to the Jet,however technical details of how this done is quite sparse.
So assuming this can be done successfully would the Open Source FDroid apps be compatible on the Jet platform or would you advise just sticking with Bada development?
Also,with the current ongoing Google vs Oracle shennanigans,i would assume with FDroid being Open Source they would be immune to any decision either way?
One last request,could you package an FDroid Mosquito Repellant app that works with politicians,tabloid journalists,celebrity TV hosts and marketing executives
Apologies for the dumb questions
and thanks
Just wanted to ask you something regarding the FDroid project.
I am still very much a Linux novice and i feel the onus is on me to study accordingly so at least if i have a problem i can ask qualified questions to forum administrators.You guys are Linux developers not IT tutors,and although you are happy to help there must be a point where some feel they have schooling fees due!
Nevertheless i believe we are all collaborators on different levels,whenever i get called 'a customer' i feel vomit rising in my throat and have a desire to throttle a PR manager.
Anyway,getting to the point...
I have a Samsung Jet S8000,i would like to make Open Source...now according to JetDroid http://www.jetdroid.org/ they have been porting Android via Galaxy S to the Jet,however technical details of how this done is quite sparse.
So assuming this can be done successfully would the Open Source FDroid apps be compatible on the Jet platform or would you advise just sticking with Bada development?
Also,with the current ongoing Google vs Oracle shennanigans,i would assume with FDroid being Open Source they would be immune to any decision either way?
One last request,could you package an FDroid Mosquito Repellant app that works with politicians,tabloid journalists,celebrity TV hosts and marketing executives
Apologies for the dumb questions
and thanksRe: Open source Android apps
Hi again Thenktor 
Yep,further investigation explains Jetdroid uses a modified version of Openmoko Qi bootloader called JetQi,that dualboots with the existing MSWindows.
Ive looked at FDroid's forums and theres a few peeps requesting NeoFreerunner versions of Replicant,i guess tailing these asks,is the best strategy.
Thanks again
Yep,further investigation explains Jetdroid uses a modified version of Openmoko Qi bootloader called JetQi,that dualboots with the existing MSWindows.
Ive looked at FDroid's forums and theres a few peeps requesting NeoFreerunner versions of Replicant,i guess tailing these asks,is the best strategy.
Thanks again