perfect. thanks.EDIT2: fixed this too
I see that packages have long descriptions in the repo. Is this from the package [Desktop Entry] Comment or is it part of the upload process?
perfect. thanks.EDIT2: fixed this too
Part of the upload process for package description (as there's no field for this in the package entry).perfect. thanks.
I see that packages have long descriptions in the repo. Is this from the package [Desktop Entry] Comment or is it part of the upload process?
I apologize in advance in my ignorance of Linux
It's available on the package page. on the apps page, click on the package button, then look down at the versions grid, size is visible there.May I request a dbp size mention somewhere?
Usually it's no issue for me but right now I'm on a data plan so right now size does matter
NopeAlso, I commented on two occassions, will I get a notification if/when there's replies on the comments? Will the DBP maintainer get a notification when a comment is made?
Ah yes, it's a bit hidden... but it says size nullIt's available on the package page. on the apps page, click on the package button, then look down at the versions grid, size is visible there.
Ah yes, it's a bit hidden... but it says size null
Just like I (and a few others) can remove it if needed. Beside only logged in user can post screenshot, and that information is loged. So if a member missbehave, we'll know who/when... The mod team will strike as requiredThere is something i noticed: even if the DBP is not from me, i have the option to put a Screenshot to the DBPs, is this a bug or a Feature? i mean i could put any picture in...
You can review the german translation. I think the last few lines needs works, indeed. PR welcomeI think i will play around with your code, if i got time tomorrow. Also if you need a German translation i can probably help.
No Worries, DBP system is unique to the Pyra, although can be adapted to other systems easily.
do you have a /dragonbox/appdata directory on your SD card?
if not create one.
edit: looks like you're running from the internal storage, it's likely trying to create a directory on the / system that it doesn't have permission to. DBP was intended for use with external media, And there isn't an install process just copy the dbp to a directory on the SD card.
edit 2:
on an SD card create these directories.
dragonbox/appdata
dragonbox/packages <--- put dbp files here
just putting the dbp in that directory will put an item on the games menu tab, also gives you a link to launch opentyrian from command line.
DBPs are just package files put into directories. you download them from https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/appsfollowed everything to a T here but i still cannot get even the repo to install. what I am missing?
ah i mean I have that file, on the SD card. that sd card is formatted to fat32 tried making the folders needed in the quoted postDBPs are just package files put into directories. you download them from https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps
There is: https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps?q=DBP+Installer that handles downloading and installing these packages but it's a bit clunky.
If you're using an SD card formatted to exFat that can be problematic, switching to Fat32 or and EXT3/4 system works better.
You may need to make the initial dragonbox/appdata folder yourself, the application itself should automatically make a subdirectory there.ah i mean I have that file, on the SD card. that sd card is formatted to fat32 tried making the folders needed in the quoted post
The error i get is that it cannot create dragonbox/appdata despite the DBP installer being in that exact folder
I apologize if i wasn't clear in the steps I had taken.
I'll try a few other things
Omg i am just now seeing this message. So i booted it back up to try and despite getting root and everything, the system will not allow me to make those folders in root. Im at a loss. I am using the default OS after updating it per the guide. Unless those folders arent supposed to be in root/file system?You may need to make the initial dragonbox/appdata folder yourself, the application itself should automatically make a subdirectory there.
I mean I think you should be able to put them in the root filesystem, but generally the intent of the DBP system is for them to be on removable SD card media. If you can't create folders even as root, I wonder if you may have an issue with your current install. If you can't create directories on SD cards maybe try to reformatting the SD card.Omg i am just now seeing this message. So i booted it back up to try and despite getting root and everything, the system will not allow me to make those folders in root. Im at a loss. I am using the default OS after updating it per the guide. Unless those folders arent supposed to be in root/file system?