Hey, so I have a bunch of items that won't install, saying they're not compatible with my device. Thing is, they were all installed prior to my doing a reset. I just needed to get a fresh clean start after lots of testing stuff cluttered things.

OK so here are things to note: I'm using a Moto g stylus 5g 2023 (XT2315-1) genenv. Android 13. I have TWRP setup as my recovery, and I'm rooted with Magisk which is up to date.

I did not make any upgrades or downgrades of Android, I simple reset. Most things are working fine, but just some APKs won't install.

It is possible that I had previously had an LSposed (Xposed variant) module installed which dealt with this; all it is, is an arbitrary minAPI designation but in no way actually has a compatibility problem. But try as I might, I don't remember specifically installing a module to resolve this. Rather, I suspect perhaps it was dealt with inadvertently by something I happened to install. ¿maybe?

If anyone knows the solution to this, I'd be much-preesh.

Hello,

I've got a few directories that contain images that I don't want cluttering up my gallery wall in the software Aves Libre. I placed a .nomedia file within the directories. I recall in the past this has worked insofar as the software no longer displayed those images. But it's not working right now, and those images are all being shown.

Any idea how to resolve?

Hey all, I've got a few apps I rely on daily, such as Total Commander, CX File Explorer and Material Files. Regarding my current needs, none suffice 🙁

The closest I guess would be Material Files, but it will only show a grid of two columns or just a list. I'd like to have the kind of flexibility of a typical desktop file browser like Explorer. Or on iOS FileBrowser by Stratospherix. That app is amazing but they don't make it for Android.

I've tried so many. On older devices I can use Asus File Explorer which comes stock on their phones, but I only have a version that's a little older, and it won't do SMB on my Androis 13 device. It works on older ones.

I've also tried out Astro and Amaze, they both have good and bad aspects but neither provides what I want.

Anyway, verbose post I know, but if you have any recommendations I would really appreciate it.

I'm looking for software (very preferably FOSS) that can achieve the following challenge:

I want to position numerous android devices and then using one separate device, view an array of all those devices' camera views, independently control at least minimally such as PTZ the frame and take pictures and videos - and take synced photos and videos commanding them all concurrently. The more features the better. And while I prefer a FOSS app for basic functionality, I would not be opposed to a moderate onetime price (no subs) for something that's fairly sophisticated.

Hoping I've made my needs clear, but let me know if not.

Thanks.

Hey all,

I have a tablet that I’ve been working on and in order to setup OS I need to plugin a usb hub to the usb port, using an adapter to microUSB, ok, and then plugin either a keyboard and mouse or a combo unit (in my case, the wireless receiver device of a mini keyboard/touchpad device), and finally, the flash drive with the OS install on it.

To put it simply, it’s really a pain in the ass anytime I want to do some testing. It works, but it is a clutter and nuisance.

Is there any software that will allow me to plug in a USB cord from my laptop (Linux) and the other end into the USB port of the tablet, and use the laptop to control the tablet?

Thanks.

Hi all,

I'm wondering if there's anything out there that's decent for using voice command and natural language queries to help me - preferably one that can run on Android, but Linux would do also. Basically a FOSS version of Siri, but maybe more effective in terms of natural language. Siri is actually quite good at what it does, but what it does is very limited. It's mostly limiter to a robust set of voice activated commands than an actual assistant with natural language flexibility.

If nothing's available I figure I could use an Android device with a custom ROM and use one of the ones that aren't FOSS, and just keep that device free of any personal info.

Please advise, thanks.

Hey all,

This is probably a very easy one for folks here. It’s been quite some time since I’ve done anything professionally but I was for a long time. Basically, for a while, my systems have experienced intermittent issue that for approximately 30 seconds, can’t get any WAN activity. I can still communicate with other systems within my network. - this is a home situation. The only thing that changed sort of around when this started was I configured my two access points as a mesh - pseudo, since they’re not actually mesh technically. Like, I just made same SSIDs, but different channels. This way I could get around and my devices would hop. And it’s worked nicely. Only issue has been occasionally a device tries to hang on desperately which I know is like the most common problem, but I am gonna play with signal strength if the APs support modifying that. 

Anyway, I’m getting off topic. But yeah, that was the only thing that changed but I really think it’s just a coincidence. It’s definitely not the wifi itself because the problem occurred on a wired machine as well. 

My setup is I have the cable device in bridge mode and I have a Sonicwall as my router. I also have a site-to-site VPN with another Sonicwall at a remote location for a variety of purposes. That setup has been on and stable for like 15 years almost, and it’s fine. 

So, really my first idea is I want to run software that can continually test the connection for like 12 hours, and log when the connection goes down and for how long. Obviously I thought of just running a ping, but I wanted to know if there’s anything that will try varying destinations over time, and track the results so I can analyze for more than just how long and when. Also I don’t know if some servers might misconstrue a persistent ping for many hours as a possible DDoS bot and knock me off, so I figured varying the destination has the added benefit of making sure the test is as reliable as possible. 

If I’m gonna figure out what’s wrong, and if it’s the cable device I want to be able to just tell level 2 support my results so they’ll just swap it out quickly. 

Anyway, sorry for long post but I imagine they come much longer here sometimes. If anyone has ideas as far as having seen this kind of thing, and also if there’s any FOSS software I could run to test and analyze. I prefer something easy please :-). I’d like to run the tests on two systems concurrently to see how they compare. I’ve got a windows 7 machine and a Linux machine. The Linux is on WiFi and the Win is wired. 

Also if this doesn’t belong here, I apologize; it looked kosher according to the sidebar. 

Thanks folks.

P.S. oooh also, if there’s an app for Android that can join the test as well, I’d love that. I have piles of Android devices so I would like to see how they fair, as well.

In keeping with Dan’s pattern from the beginning of subverting anticipations - as in, Brita and Jeff kissing for his assignment, Jeff and Annie kissing for the debate - I think it would be perfect for the movie to establish Jeff and Annie are already married. Maybe they started dating a few years after the finalé.

What do y'all think?

She’s already wrapped S2 of Ted, and clearly she likes working with Seth, so since Lysella stayed on board in the end, wouldn’t it be awesome if she became a recurring character or even a cast member?

They’re both so competitive here but their safety training still kicks in lol.