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Message #16093
Re: Defining the form factor of an Ubuntu Touch device
W dniu 08.10.2015 o 12:37, Oliver Grawert pisze:
> note that the android layer is equivalent to "device tarball", the
> question is: will installs using this feature exist in a non snappy/non
> touch context, note that in the snappy world *all* installs have a
> device tarball (or soon device/kernel snap) that will in context of
> phones ship the android container and in context of non android devices
> still ship all device specific bits ...
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> if we will ever only use a snappy or touch context, the device tarball
> is the right place (though probably not actually an android property but
> rather a simple text file we can bind mount into the rootfs, so we dont
> have to manage special cases between android and non-android)...
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> if it will actually be installed out of snappy/touch context we will
> definitely need some different way ...
I think that other way is user-overrides, auto-detection and defaults,
not much else we can do? Don't think we'll have per-hardware .debs
shipping those.
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Michał Sawicz <michal.sawicz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Canonical Ltd.
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