If by "this" you mean the jerboa app, it is on F-Droid. Both in the official repo and on Izzy's.
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If by "this" you mean the jerboa app, it is on F-Droid. Both in the official repo and on Izzy's.
Or use fdroid with izzy's repo. Link is in the github page as well.
Hey there. That's a technical issue. Sometimes it helps to cancel your subscription and click it again. Worked for me in various communities. There's no mod approval or something for subscriptions.
Hope that helps.
Wikipedia is a great place for general knowledge and I don't wanna change that. What I'm looking for is a way to create wiki for a very specific topic, which could be attached to a lemmy community about that topic.
For example having a lemmy community about a certain programming language with a wiki containing documentation about that programming language. This isn't something you'd put into Wikipedia.
You probably need to re-install it selecting the Izzy repo. The app in the offical repo is signed differently from the one on Izzys and the F-Droid app will stay on the repo your app is installed from.
Izzy repo usually updates daily while official one is always a few days behind.
Was/is there some temporary de-federation with other instances because of this? I've commented on a feddit.de post like 9 hours ago, and its still not visible over there.
Organic Maps is also based on OpenStreetMap with nice design and more data for POIs (if OSM has it). Also works offline.
cd means change directory. Its a CLI (Terminal) tool to - as the names suggests - change the directory you want to work in. It our case the folder with the unzipped files.
Assuming your Mac username is "rommmelll" and that zip file is in your downloads folder, the path should be something like "/Users/rommmelll/Downloads/update_verifier-master". So the command cd /Users/rommmelll/Downloads/update_verifier-master should work.
Hint: you can use the tab key to auto-complete here. Type cd /Users/r and press tab and it should fill in to cd /Users/rommmelll. Terminal app will try to autocomplete everything after the last /, in this case r. If there is more than one option with r it will list them and you can specify it more with rom and press tab again. See this video for example, for a few more details.
Once you've cd'd into that folder you can continue with the python3 command from above.
Note: If you don't specify a full path, something like /Users/rommmelll/some/file.zip, the Terminal app will always expect the files you're referencing in the current directory. So either use cd as mentions above, or use full qualified paths. Use pwd (print working directory) to find out which path you're currently in.
Also have a look at some tutorials regarding the Mac Terminal.
Are you following these instructions?
First of all, the 4 files ending with sha256sum are just checksum files to avoid corrupt downloads.
Probably the two files the instructions mentions and you are looking for, are:
I don't know jfltexx and have only skimmed the instructions. Please read them carefully and always double check.
As already mentioned in your former post, this is just to verify the integrity of the files. It's not a neccessary step, but could safe you from a bricked phone.
I think I have downloaded and installed Python 3 correctly.
To find out just open the App Terminal and type python3 and hit return. Your should see something like this
Python 3.11.3 (main, Apr 5 2023, 15:52:25) [GCC 12.2.1 20230201] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>
Download the python script from the mentioned location: Green "<> Code" button > Download Zip. Unzip that stuff.
Open the Terminal again and cd into that folder. Then type
python3 update_verifier.py lineageos4microg_pubkey /path/on/your/machine/lineage-18.1-20230614-microG-jfltexx.zip
and see
verified successfully
thanks for using Leebra!
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